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Easy-to-make recipes should become easily accessible with the help of Search.yourrecipesnow.com, but, in reality, you should not rely on this suspicious piece of software for anything. Sure, it does provide easy-access links to foodnetwork.com, simplyrecipes.com, epicurious.com, and yummly.com websites, but that is all that it is useful for, and you can easily attach links to these sites to your bookmarks bar. Most users acquire this suspicious search tool along with the Your Recipes Now by SaferBrowser extension that supposedly can provide you with thousands of recipes from the New Tab. The extension is not beneficial at all because its only purpose is to introduce you to the search provider that links to the aforementioned websites. It is possible that the developer of this software earns a commission for boosting traffic to these websites, but that is not why we advise removing Search.yourrecipesnow.com from your web browsers. Keep reading to learn more. Read more »

Topwebclub.com is your usual browser hijacker that changes your browser’s settings without your permission. The problem with browser hijackers is that users often allow them to enter their computers without even realizing it. For example, you might have downloaded this program yourself from some freeware distribution network. Whichever it might be, it is now time to remove Topwebclub.com from your computer because such applications could easily expose you to malicious content. If you continue to experience various redirections on your browser, it is only a matter of time until you get infected with severe malware. Read more »

If the homepage of your Google Chrome browser was replaced with Home.clearwebsearch.net, it is most likely that you have downloaded the ClearWebSearch extension available at clearwebsearch.net. Have you downloaded this extension from its official website? Maybe you are one of nearly 20,000 users who have been counted on the Chrome web store? Unfortunately, not all users acquire this extension from its original source. In fact, many – if not most – find it in software bundles, where the add-on is packaged with many other programs, some of which might be malicious. Regardless of the source of this suspicious software, we suggest that you delete it from your operating system. If you do not know why you should remove Home.clearwebsearch.net and ClearWebSearch, please continue reading. Read more »

The most likely reason for you to find Searchopa.com, a potentially risky search engine, in your browsers is that you have installed a questionable browser extension recently. In fact, most complaints come from Google Chrome users, but it is possible that this search engine shows up in other major browsers as well. The biggest issue with this infection is that it can expose you to potentially harmful web content and thus cause virtual security-related issues. It is also likely that you will find other unwanted programs and infections on your system, which multiplies the chances of system and privacy breaches. This could have a major effect on the operation and performance of your computer. If you want to protect your PC, it is important that you remove Searchopa.com and any other related malware threats. Let us provide you with the details of our research so that you understand the involved risks and solutions much better. Read more »

Isearch.tinyresults.com does not look like a threat, but it can be dangerous to your virtual security. This search tool is often perceived as a browser hijacker, and not just because it could attack browsers without users’ permission. In fact, in most cases, users will be tricked into downloading this search tool themselves. On top of that, many users might believe it to be a reliable and useful search provider. Our researchers at Anti-Spyware-101.com warn that if you find this search tool set as your homepage on any of the browsers, you need to stop whatever you are doing and take care of your virtual security. We do not advise using this hijacker as a regular search tool in the meantime, but if you do, make sure you do not interact with suspicious links or get involved with seemingly beneficial offers. If you read this report, you will understand why this could be dangerous and why removing Isearch.tinyresults.com is important. Read more »

If you are looking for a trustworthy search engine, you should definitely not set Search.fo-cmf.com. Yes, at first glance, it might seem that Search.fo-cmf.com is a good candidate for the default search engine; however, you should never judge the trustworthiness of the software from its appearance, especially when we talk about search providers. Despite the fact that Search.fo-cmf.com looks like a reliable search engine, the truth is that it has been put under the category of browser hijackers for the way it acts. We promise that you will know more about this computer infection after reading this report. Also, you will get instructions that will help you to remove it. We hope that you will decide to get rid of Search.fo-cmf.com once you find out how it is really going to work, and thus will use the instructions prepared for you by the specialists working at anti-spyware-101.com. Read more »

Search.searchyff.com reminds a reliable search engine; however, in reality, it is known to be a browser hijacker. If it ever enters your computer, it will immediately apply changes to your browsers (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox). Researchers at anti-spyware-101.com have managed to reveal that this search engine is going to change your homepage, which means that you will see it every time you launch your browser. At first, Search.searchyff.com does not seem to be harmful, so many users decide to use the search box they see on the main page of this website. We suggest that you stop doing that and rush to remove Search.searchyff.com from browsers because it is very real that this search engine will put your system in danger. Believe us; this might happen quickly, so the sooner you erase this browser hijacker from your computer, the better. Read more »