Monthly Archives: October 2015 - Page 11

Zeast PC Tuneup claims to be a really useful PC optimization tool, so users do not even think that they have a suspicious program installed on their systems. First of all, this tool promises to remove junk files, program and browser clutter, refresh registry, and delete unnecessary files from the disk. The only thing users have to do is to click on one icon. Even though Zeast PC Tuneup promises to work really beneficially, you should not keep it installed for one main reason - Zeast PC Tuneup is of a really low quality and we do not think that it will act in a beneficial way. We do not recommend keeping untrustworthy tools installed, so we suggest getting rid of Zeast PC Tuneup as soon as possible. We will explain you why you should do that in a more detailed way further in this article. Read more »

DownloaderPlus is a questionable program that may cause you some security issues indirectly. If this application is on your computer, it is quite likely that there are several malware infections on-board as well, including adware programs. Our malware researchers have categorized it as a PUP, a potentially unwanted program, since it does not mean direct danger to your computer and it cannot be considered as a malware threat either. But it does not mean that you can take its presence lightly; on the contrary, we advise you to make up your mind and remove DownloaderPlus from your PC because keeping such an unreliable application on-board might result in more malware infections, to say the least. There is also a chance to be exposed to unsafe websites by third-party advertisements, which might lead to your being scammed by cyber criminals as a worst case scenario. Read more »

TuneJunkies New Tab is a program that is advertised to be a great tool that should help you with various Internet searches; it should help you search for your favorite videos and songs online in a new and effective way. While it sounds like a tool worthy of having at first, you must know that our research team has categorized this application as a potentially unwanted program due to its suspicious and rather invasive functionality. Also, it has been found out that at times this program could be distributed in a questionable way. We firmly believe that the dubious features of this tool outweigh its valuable features; thus, we advise you to remove it as soon as possible. Read the rest of this article and learn how this potentially unwanted program works and why it should be deleted. Below we provide a comprehensive removal guide that will help you get rid of TuneJunkies New Tab in no time at all. Read more »

Are you looking for a legitimate file compressor? ZipperFile might seem like a good choice, but this is not a program we recommend installing or trusting. This potentially unwanted program is just as unreliable as its counterparts, Z-Zip and VAFCompressor. Although these programs have separate websites and they are introduced in different ways, they are identical, considering that they were created to show advertisements. We do not claim that these suspicious programs will not compress your files, but you must not ignore the fact that they can inject unpredictable advertisements. If you interacted with these ads carelessly, you could become a victim of schemers. Please continue reading to learn how to avoid this and how to remove ZipperFile. Read more »

You might think that installing Z-Zip was a good idea, but have you noticed that it does not actually work? This is because it does not function as a file archiver. Its developers promote it as one, but has more to do with online advertising than actually compressing and decompressing files. Its website states that “Z-Zip is the best alternative for decompressing your files.” However, our research says otherwise. Currently, there is no working sample of this program, but, regardless, it might still display commercial ads, among other things, on your computer’s screen. If you need more information about this archiver, than we kindly suggest reading this full article. Read more »