YouTubeNoAds virus is not a virus; however, a lot of computer users think so because the application may be installed without any notification alongside free programs. YouTubeNoAds virus is installed as a browser add-on and it works on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. The name of the application may be spelled differently, and you may find that it is given as YouRTubeNoAdss or YouTuberNoAAds. Read more »
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Windows AntiBreach Tool
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 18, 2014
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Windows AntiBreach Tool is a rogue antispyware application. It is a dangerous computer infection that virtually paralyzes your system with intention to steal your money. All rogue antispyware applications have been created to fool innocent computer users into thinking that their systems are seriously infected with malware. If you see a new window pop-up that reads Windows AntiBreach Tool and there is a system scan carried out, then you have surely been infected with rogue antispyware. To protect your computer and your financial security it is in your best interest to remove Windows AntiBreach Tool from your computer as soon as possible. Read more »
ADDICT-THING
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 17, 2014
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ADDICT-THING is a browser add-on that displays a number of annoying pop-up messages. It is not a direct computer security threat, but it is very likely that sooner or later the application might get exploited by a malevolent third party that can seriously jeopardize your computer. Due to the fact, that having ADDICT-THING lowers the security of your computer, you should terminate this program immediately. However, apart from removing ADDICT-THING, you should also make sure that you remove all the other potentially unwanted programs that might be residing in your system. Read more »
Advertising-Support ads
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 17, 2014
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Advertising-Support ads are not a genuine adware application. It is actually advertisement provider for a number of adware programs. Thus, you may have more than one adware applications installed on your computer that make use of Advertising-Support ads, and consequently you basically get a double exposure to potentially harmful content. Hence, you need to remove Advertising-Support ads from your browser and your computer at once. However, it is obvious that if you want to get rid of Advertising-Support ads, you need to terminate the program which utilizes the platform first. Read more »
Better-Search.net
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 17, 2014
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Better-search.net is a suspicious search engine that is capable of replacing your homepage address and your search engine. If it happens exactly like this, you should do everything that it happens to remove better-search.net and restore the settings because it might even cause harm to the security of your system. This search engine is ad-supported which means that you will see different advertisements every time you open your browser. You will not be able to get rid of them easily because they might appear on all the most popular browsers, which means that you will get rid of them only if you erase the browser hijacker that has changed your homepage to better-search.net and then add a new homepage address. Read more »
Eazel Toolbar
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 14, 2014
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Eazel Toolbar is a browser plugin which might appear on all the most popular browsers. It has been published by Conduit Ltd, which is known for other similar toolbars, including 4Shared Toolbar, Iminent Toolbar, and the like. However, we cannot tell anything good about this application because it immediately changes your homepage address to its own search.conduit.com or en.eazel.com and you are forced to use its search engine. It is not necessary to download this toolbar yourself; it has been found out that Eazel Toolbar might arrive bundled with other additional applications. Actually, all these changes are not considered illegal; it is very probable that you have been informed about them in the setup wizard. If you want to restore the changes, you have to remove Eazel Toolbar from your computer entirely. Read more »
SmileysWeLove Toolbar
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 14, 2014
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If you see a strange Toolbar installed on each of your browsers, it is very probable that you have come across another product of Conduit Ltd called SmileysWeLove Toolbar. This application might get onto your computer if you click the download button on its official website smileyswelove.ourtoolbar.com or it might be installed during the installation of entirely different programs. SmileysWeLove Toolbar will definitely add its extension to all of the major browsers after the installation, which means that it is compatible with all of them. However, you should not admire this toolbar too much even though it might seem very useful from the first sight. Our specialists have found out that it might cause some danger to your system, which is why we recommend that you remove SmileysWeLove Toolbar. Read more »
Maucampo
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 12, 2014
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Maucampo is an adware application that looks like a useful browser extension. Unfortunately, for often than not users are advised against installing the application on their computers, because it could be related to a number of computer security issues. Read more »
Bee Coupons
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 12, 2014
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Even though Bee Coupons is not available from bee-coupons.com, you may discover this suspicious browser application running on your Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers. Where did this extension come from? How does it work? Is it beneficial? These are few of the many questions you need to answer yourself before you can trust any program. Read more »
KeepVid.com
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on February 12, 2014
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It is not a secret that various advertisements that keep popping-up are very annoying, which is why you should be aware of KeepVid.com application that might be responsible for different commercials that you notice while browsing the web. These ads might appear on all the websites, including ebay.com, youtube.com, and the like. Read more »
