Your browser has been locked Virus is a Trojan horse which is known as a ransomware infection. The category which it belongs to already suggests that when your computer is infected with Your browser has been locked Virus, you will be expected to pay a fine, which is $300. The warning that is displayed on the browser should not be trusted, and the malicious program that generates it should be removed from the PC. Read more »
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Coupon Matcher
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 15, 2013
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Coupon Matcher is a computer application which is installed as a browser add-on. Some malware researchers call this application adware, and the reason it is so is the coupons and deals that are displayed by the application. Coupon Matcher can be bundled with free programs, which means that you should not hurry to install freeware. Once you launch the installer, do not click the Install or Next button without reading the terms of use. The options regarding the installation of an option application can be presented next to tick boxes or in a separate paragraph. If you find that Coupon Matcher is offered, do not install the application if you are not familiar with its characteristics. Read more »
update[1].exe
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 15, 2013
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update[1].exe is a malicious file that should to be in your system. Depending on the categorization, it could be considered a part of cloaked malware infection or malicious software component. It goes without saying that you need to remove update[1].exe from your computer immediately. However, with this file present in your system, it is very likely that you are infected with other dangerous computer threats as well, so it would be for the best if you performed a full system scan with SpyHunter free scanner. This way you will be able to check what dangerous files and programs you need to remove from your PC at once. Read more »
DeltaTB.exe
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 12, 2013
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DeltaTB.exe is a process file that is usually associated with Delta Search Toolbar. Sometimes the file remains on your computer even if you delete the toolbar itself. Although some security websites recognized DeltaTB.exe as a Trojan Downloader, it is very unlikely that this file could cause you any great damage. It is more of a nuisance that you should be removed from your system. It is a file that can be found in the Temps directory, and you can easily remove it on your own. Nevertheless, it is highly recommended to run a full system scan with SpyHunter free scanner and check whether you have any other residual and potentially dangerous files left in your system. Read more »
Adware.WSearch
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 12, 2013
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Adware.WSearch is an adware program that may manifest itself in constant pop-up advertisements on your dashboard. It has been there for a while now, as it is also known as Adware.Rugo and it has been first discovered in April 2007. This application has a moderate alert level, mostly because the only thing it does is displaying advertisements on your PC from time to time. However, due to the fact that the adware program enters your system surreptitiously, it should not be ignored. You have to remember that malware infections often find a way into your system via pop-up ads, so you have to remove Adware.WSearch from your PC to prevent possible malware intrusions. Read more »
csrss.exe
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 12, 2013
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Csrss.exe is a legitimate Windows file, which is stored in the System 32 directory. Nevertheless, the files name may be used to hide malware, so if you are considering where to remove csrss.exe or not, you should not hurry to do it by yourself for you may accidentally remove the legitimate file. The safe file csrss.exe should not be removed from the Task Manager as it may cause some system performance-related problems. If you attempt to remove it, you will receive an error warning saying that csrss.exe is a critical system process. Read more »
iqs.exe
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 12, 2013
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iqs.exe is a file associated with Worm.Stekct. In fact, various sources claim that the file IS the worm infection, so if you see this file running in your processes list, then you need to acquire a powerful antimalware program immediately and remove iqs.exe at once, because worm infections are extremely dangerous. You may be not aware of the fact that you are infected for a significant period of time, and all the while iqs.exe would be working behind your back, spreading and replicating on its own. The worm cannot remain in your system, because it could download arbitrary files, infecting you with other malware applications. Read more »
Search Deals
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 11, 2013
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Search Deals is a browser plugin that is supposed to help you save money on your purchases online. The official website for the plugin claims that there are more than 100 000 users loving this application. Nevertheless, security experts recommend being cautious about it, because it can be classified as potentially unwanted program. It is for the best to remove Search Deals from your computer right now, because as a potentially unwanted program this application could cause you a number of security risks, most of which are related to possible data leaks and malware infections. Do take your system security seriously and remove a plugin that you do not use. Read more »
Include-it
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 11, 2013
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Include-it.net is a domain which some computer users are well familiar with as they are redirected to the domain during their browsing sessions. It is highly important to remove include-it.net, and you should do it with a highly professional spyware removal tool. Note that your browsing habits may be monitored by the processes associated with the program which promoted include-it.net, which is why you should not postpone the removal and act right now. Read more »
Hkcmd.exe
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 11, 2013
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Hkcmd.exe is a legitimate file whose name may be used to camouflage malware or spyware. The original file is located under C:\Windows\System32\hkcmd.exe, and it belongs to Intel(R) Common User Interface developed by Intel Corporation. The process is necessary to run the so-called hot keys, which are also known as shortcut keys, which are used to replace mouse clicks. Some people may tell you that if you do not use hot keys, you may delete hkcmd.exe but keep in mind that the legitimate file does not pose any danger to your privacy. Read more »
