Anti-spyware 101

CoffeeFeed is the name of a completely worthless application that is, in fact, an adware program. Our malware specialists at Anti-Spyware-101.com have discovered that this application is identical to other ad-supported programs, such as FlashBeat, DoReMe, and NavRight, which we have already covered on our website. Having this adware on your computer can totally destroy your net surfing experience with its third-party advertisements that may come in different forms, including in-texts, banners, and pop-ups. Not only that, but these ads may also present you with certain dangers since you can never be sure where you might end up if you click on them. Landing on harmful websites can cause severe system security issues. Therefore, we think that you had better delete CoffeeFeed from your system if you intend to keep it clean from further infections. Read more »

DropIntoDeals is yet another useless application from Engaging Apps that pretends to be beneficial by alerting you about coupons on “thousands of participating e-commerce sites.” In reality, this browser extension is nothing else but an adware program. It is only beneficial for its developers by displaying third-party advertisements. Of course, you also need to click on those ads for the developers to make money as that is how this adware generates traffic for affiliated partners. You need to understand that by clicking on third-party ads you do not only support possible cyber criminals, but there is also a chance that you get redirected to unsafe websites. Adware applications are also distributed together with other malware programs most of the time, which may mean multiple security threats for you if you did not install a standalone version. All in all, according to our researchers you should delete DropIntoDeals if you intend to keep your system’s integrity. Read more »

Deal Maveric is an annoying adware program that slithers onto users’ computers for one main reason – to show commercial advertisements. Even though this program has an official website (dealmaverick.net), it is impossible to download it from there, which suggests that this adware enters systems imperceptibly. The quickest way to find out whether Deal Maveric is responsible for the ads you see on your screen is to check the Control Panel. If you have found its entry there, there is no doubt that this advertising-supported application is installed on your computer. Specialists at anti-spyware-101.com suggest that you get rid of Deal Maveric as soon as you can because this program generates irritating advertisements that can take you to corrupted websites. Luckily, Injekt-based adware programs can be erased in a usual way, i.e. via Control Panel. Thus, you should not face any difficulties regarding its deletion. Read more »

The Anti-spyware-101.com malware research team has decided to examine Ayoora and has found that it is an intrusive adware program that should not be kept on your computer any longer. The application says that it will place links to relevant articles on the webpages you open the most. This should help you save time, as you will not have to look for the content you are interested in, and it will be provided directly to you. However, you will also encounter numerous ads that may be unsafe to click on. Boost your Internet experience in a more reliable way and remove the Ayoora adware application as it could bring you nothing but trouble. Read more »

As you know, there are many unreliable programs that pretend to be extremely helpful and trustworthy. KeyStream is not the most dangerous threat that could take over, but it is a threat nonetheless. Of course, most users identify it as a beneficial shopping assistant that can deliver reliable discounts when visiting online shopping sites. Even though it is possible that this suspicious program will show real shopping deals, it is also possible that it will introduce you to fictitious deals and unreliable sponsored links. Needless to say, trusting this ad-supported program might be quite risky, which is why most users remove KeyStream. Those who keep this program on their operating systems usually do not understand the risks that are involved. If you want to learn more about this, please read this report. Read more »