Monthly Archives: September 2015 - Page 12

Search Armor is one of those programs which users install on their systems because they believe that it is very useful. Search Armor advertisers itself as a “browsing guardian”, so it is not surprising at all that many users download it and keep it on their systems. At first sight, this program really seems rather decent because it has a web page. Users can find some information about Search Armor on this website too. If we believe the information provided there, this application can protect Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox from unauthorized changes. In other words, it says that it will not allow unreliable software to change your homepage and search provider. In other words, it saves your preferred browser’s settings. It is unclear whether it really acts as it promises; however, there is no doubt that this program is going to show ads after you install it. As many users notice ads on their screens, Search Armor is classified as an advertising-supported application. Read more »

Web Security App is promoted as a program that will guarantee your safety when you surf the Web. Each time you open a suspicious website, the program should inform you about it. But in reality, the program attacks you with advertisements each time you browse the Internet and, therefore, is classified as an adware application. Those ads are eating your system resources, and some of them may redirect you to unreliable websites. Therefore, removal of the adware program is the most rational decision. Read more »

Remove CantMissCoupons as soon as you can if you have already detected this program on your system because it is known to be an advertising-supported application (adware). In other words, it shows various commercial advertisements (e.g. pop-ups, interstitial ads, video-targeted ads, etc.) only even if it promises to help you to save money at such online stores as Expedia, Walmart, Best Buy, eBay, Amazon, and others. Well, you might really notice that CantMissCoupons provides you with coupons and promotional codes. Some of them might work, but it is still very risky to click on them. The main reason why we do not recommend doing that is the fact that they can redirect you to untrustworthy websites. You might also end up on the website that looks like a decent online store, but you will never receive your item after you pay money. Do not forget that it is possible to click on advertisements accidentally, which means that it is not enough to simply ignore them. According to the researchers working at anti-spyware-101.com, it would be best if you eliminate CantMissCoupons. It is the only way to stop ads from appearing. Read more »

If you begin to see more and more advertisements labeled "Ads by Oasis Space" or "Provided by Oasis Space", there is a good chance your computer has been infected with Oasis Space. This application pretends to be a real tool that helps you “navigate through the web,” but according to our researchers it is simply a new SuperWeb-type adware program. This infection has no other function but to help its publisher gain easy money through the third-party advertising it spams your computer screen with. Having an ad-supported program, such as this, on your system may expose you to unwanted and unsafe website content. You should avoid clicking on any of the ads displayed by this adware at all costs, if you want to feel safe in your virtual realm. It is very important to know what you are up against if your PC has been infiltrated by such a useless but potentially unreliable application. You will see shortly that you will have no choice but to remove Oasis Space as soon as possible. Read more »