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Search.funtvtabplussearch.com

Search.funtvtabplussearch.com

Search.funtvtabplussearch.com only appears to be a reliable search engine when, In fact, it is nothing more than a browser hijacker dedicated to changing your web browser’s homepage or new tab page. Our researchers advise that you remove it from your PC in a timely manner because if you keep it, then you run the risk of it compromising your computer’s security. The problem with it as a search engine is that it is designed to show promotions in its search results which is misleading and mostly unwanted. However, our biggest concern that there is no way of knowing whether the promoted links are legitimate. Please continue reading to find out more about this infection. Read more »

TheSearch.net

TheSearch.net

As you might have witnessed for yourself, TheSearch.net is not a highly functional search provider. Although it searches for the information you are looking for, it does not offer any specific search tools, and it does not show many useful search results. Instead, this strange search provider showcases more advertisements identified by the “Ad” tag than regular search results. Even though we do not claim that all of the sponsored links represented via this search engine are malicious, you need to keep in mind that the content represented via them might be unpredictable and misleading. This is the main reason why we do not recommend interacting with this search tool even if you have installed it yourself. Instead, we recommend deleting TheSearch.net from your browsers, and you can learn how to do that by reading this report. Read more »

Windows Route Manager virus

Windows Route Manager virus

It is possible that your system has been infected with a potentially unwanted program (PUP) called Windows Route Manager virus when you see annoying promotions about Online Ad Scanner and several potentially unreliable websites open upon launching your browsers. This infection cannot be labeled as a dangerous threat and it is certainly not as serious a hit as a ransomware program. Yet, it is important for you to understand the potential risks the presence of this PUP may hold for you and your system because it may still pose a threat. According to our malware researchers at anti-spyware-101.com, this infection may slow your computer’s performance and make system processes to malfunction. If you do not want to let further unwanted programs or malware infections onto your system, we advise you to remove Windows Route Manager virus and any other threats that may be present on your computer. Read more »

Tilde Ransomware

Tilde Ransomware

It is high time we discuss a malicious application called Tilde Ransomware, also referred to as Simple_Encoder Ransomware that you must remove as soon as possible. Nevertheless, once it has entered your PC — it is too late because it immediately encrypts all of the files on your hard drives and demands that you pay a ransom to decrypt your files. The cyber criminals behind this infection demand a hefty ransom, so paying it may not be an option for you. So read this article and come to your own conclusion. We have provided a guide at the end that will help you delete all of its malicious files to render your computer safe again. Read more »

1-877-884-5474 Google Security Warning Message

1-877-884-5474 Google Security Warning Message

1-877-884-5474 Google Security Warning Message is a fake security notification that will pop up on your browser. It will not allow you to close the window unless you call the number given in the message. As you can obviously tell from the name of this article, this message is absolutely fake, and there is nothing wrong with your computer. You most probably have some adware program installed, and this adware generates the pop-up. Therefore, to remove 1-877-884-5474 Google Security Warning Message from your system, you need to scan your PC and locate the program that initiates the notification. While you are at it, terminate all the other unwanted applications on-board. Read more »

Chrom1um Browser

Chrom1um Browser is a program that we recommend avoiding at all times. This is so because malware researchers working at our internal labs have classified it as yet another potentially unwanted program. Such category was assigned after a careful analysis of this dubious application and the discovery that it mostly presents suspicious features that at times could even prove to be particularly invasive and annoying. Also, such classification was made because this program is known to be spread in a suspicious manner, which could prove to be rather dangerous. Make sure to read the rest of our article to find out more about the questionable functionality of this potentially unwanted program to understand why its complete removal is recommended. Below we also present a comprehensive removal guide that will help you terminate Chrom1um Browser in just a few simple steps without encountering any major problems. Read more »

Search.mo-cmf.com

Search.mo-cmf.com

Search.mo-cmf.com is a search engine you should delete immediately if you ever notice it set as your homepage, search engine, and the New Tab page. It might look like a trustworthy search provider at first glance; however, it has been noticed that it might expose to potential threats quickly, so you should not let it stay just because it contains buttons that should help to access Gmail, AOL, Yahoo, and other popular pages quickly as well as has a search box on the main page. It is definitely not a piece of cake to remove Search.mo-cmf.com and then set another search provider. It is because Search.mo-cmf.com is not an ordinary application. It is known that it is distributed by the browser extension called Localhost, which should have already been added to your browsers if you see Search.mo-cmf.com every time you open your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. You will find out how to delete the extension if you read the article carefully. Read more »

Search.vc-cmf.com

Search.vc-cmf.com

Search.vc-cmf.com does not look like anything important, but it can sure make you sweat for a while because it is an intrusive browser hijacker. A browser hijacker is a type of security threat that modifies your browser settings by changing your default homepage, search engine, and sometimes new tab and target line settings. That is definitely very annoying, but we should also look at other aspects of this infection. Yes, we call it an infection because the program enters your computer without your permission, or at least you do not notice when that happens. Therefore, the most important thing right now is to remove Search.vc-cmf.com from your PC. Read more »

Funcybertabsearch.com

Funcybertabsearch.com

Funcybertabsearch.com is a search engine that comes along with the FunCyberTab browser extension. This extension is compatible with the Chrome and Firefox browsers, so you can expect this search engine to appear on these browsers, too. For the most part, users agree that they get perplexed when this website suddenly becomes their default search engine. What you have to realize here is that you were the one who initiated the modification, even if you were not aware of that. Luckily, you can remove Funcybertabsearch.com from your computer without much difficulty. If you are only interested in the removal, scroll down to the bottom of this description. Read more »

Buuble.net

Buuble.net

Buuble.net is a browser hijacker that some computer users download by themselves. This strange hijacker is officially represented via buuble.net/sobre/, and it is promoted as a tool that supposedly can enhance your browsing experience. This allegedly beneficial tool is targeted at users living in Brazil, and so the website representing it is entirely in Portuguese, and the official slogan reads “Portal de Pesquisa.” Although the official website provides links to the privacy policy and terms of use statements, in reality, these links simply move you down the main page where a few legal statements are found. These statements suggest that the software is 100% malware free, that personally-identifiable information is not collected, that tracking cookies are employed, and that ads by third parties might be introduced to you. Once you click the download link, you are shown a pop-up asking if you agree for the hijacker to show up on startup. If you agree to this, you will need to remove Buuble.net hijacker from your browsers. Read more »