OnlineGuard is a fake anti-virus program which should never be trusted, because its only goal is to deceive the unsuspecting user into purchasing the full version of the program. This is the major goal of all rogue programs, and, if you ever come across any suspect system scanners, you should find out whether the program is reliable or not. The truth is that OnlineGuard is no longer active, but it is known to malware researchers, and, if you had a reputable and powerful anti-malware program, the infection would be removed from the computer with ease. Read more »
Sirius Win 8 Protection 2014
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 13, 2014
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Sirius Win 8 Protection 2014 is presented as a tool that protects your operating system against malicious infections and deletes the already active threats. If you have found the suspicious program scanning your computer and warning you about the supposedly running infections, the first thing you must do is ask yourself where this program has come from. Have you installed Sirius Win 8 Protection 2014 onto the PC yourself? This is unlikely; however, if you have, you must have been fooled. If you do not know where the application has come from, it is obvious that the suspicious security tool has been installed illegally. This is how Sirius Win 8 Antivirus 2014, Sirius Win 7 Antispyware 2014, and other similar threats from the Braviax family are distributed as well. This is the first reason to delete these rogues. You can learn more about Sirius Win 8 Protection 2014 removal using our report. Read more »
Sirius Win 8 Antivirus 2014
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on November 13, 2014
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Do not be mistaken by the intentions of Sirius Win 8 Antivirus 2014. The promises to delete malware and guard your operating system against computer infections are completely bogus, and you should not pay any attention to them. Even though Sirius Win 7 Antivirus 2014 looks and seems to act as a legit security tool, it is a rogue anti-spyware which has been created by cyber criminals. The rogue security tool is meant to generate profit, and this is done in an illegal manner. The fake AV has been designed in a way to convince users that their operating systems are beleaguered with malware which must be removed. Unfortunately, the rogue will not allow you to inspect and delete malware in a regular manner. If the scam is operated successfully, you will end up paying for a completely useless registration. Instead of doing that, you should remove Sirius Win 8 Antivirus 2014. Read more »
Sirius Win 8 Antispyware 2014
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 13, 2014
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Sirius Win 8 Antispyware 2014 is a deceptive program whose goal is to purchase its full version. If you have Sirius Win 8 Antispyware 2014 on your PC, you already know that it provides you with suspect system scan results. It is very easy to swallow the bait if you keep the system unprotected and browser unsecured websites, including freeware distribution and adult-oriented websites, which are one of the sources of malware and spyware. However, the Sirius Win 8 Antispyware 2014 program is an infection itself, and it should be removed as soon as possible. Sirius Win 8 Antispyware 2014 looks convincing because it features a lot of functions, which, unfortunately, can supposedly be tried only after activating the program. Read more »
Browsestudie
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on November 13, 2014
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Browsestudie (also known as BrowseStudio) is a suspicious application that might enter your system without your permission. The program tends to travel bundled with various unreliable applications, which means that you might not even notice how it enters the system. Even though you might not know that you have agreed to the installation of Browsestudie, there is nevertheless no doubt that you will notice its presence, because it will place hundreds of commercial advertisements on your screen. According to the specialists at anti-spyware-101.com, Browsestudie will show various coupons, deals, in-text, interstitial, search-related, and other kinds of advertisements. Unfortunately, it seems that they are very intrusive; thus, your browsing session might be disrupted. In order to prevent this from happening, you should delete Browsestudie the moment you detect it. You are welcome to use our manual removal instructions for this matter. Read more »
Discount Cow
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 13, 2014
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Discount Cow is a potentially unwanted application that we categorize as adware. This means that Discount Cow has been created with the intent to make easy money for its developers. Unlike rogue antispyware or ransomware applications, this adware program is not a malicious computer infection. Users agree to most of the things this program does, but they simply are not aware of that. It would be in your best interests to remove Discount Cow from your computer because you can never know what malicious third parties this application could be related to. Read more »
Backdoor.Bot.ED
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 13, 2014
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Backdoor.Bot.ED is a malicious Trojan infection that will compromise your system’s security if you do nothing about it. If your computer’s performance is slower than usual, or you experience constant redirections when you browse the Internet, it is about time you ran a full system scan with the SpyHunter free scanner. It is very likely that you have been infected with Backdoor.Bot.ED without even realizing it. Your job right now is to remove Backdoor.Bot.ED from the system at once and protect your computer from similar infections that may indefinitely cripple your system. Read more »
ShopForU
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on November 13, 2014
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It is not difficult to find out if ShopForU has been installed onto your operating system. All you have to do is open the Control Panel, move to the “Uninstall a program” or “Add or Remove Programs” utilities, and find the entry for ShopForU. It should also be obvious that the program is active if you encounter suspicious banner advertisements shown with such tags as “By ShopForU” or “Powered by ShopForU.” You must delete the application from the computer because you do not want to see the online ads constantly interrupting your browsing, and you do not need the suspicious program assisting other unreliable programs that require removal as well. The truth is that even though the suspicious application works as an advertisement-supported program, it is primarily run as an adware helper. If you do not remove ShopForU, you will risk the integrity of your virtual security. Read more »
Offers By Context
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 13, 2014
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Most computer users will not know that they interact with Offers by Context when they click on ads presented alongside TornTV, Cinema-Plus, Matinooch, Lampy Lighty, Girafarri, and various other ad-supported programs (mostly from the SuperWeb family). The pop-ups and the banner advertisements that are provided via the remote adware server offers.bycontext.com are identified as Offers by Context. According to Anti-Spyware-101.com adware (advertisement-supported software) researchers, not all adware servers are trustworthy, because they assist a large number of third parties. Unfortunately, you may want to remove Offers by Context as well, because it is unclear which companies and parties use the services of offers.bycontext.com. If you do not delete adware linked to these offers, you could put your own virtual security at risk. Read more »
Web Tripp
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on November 13, 2014
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SuperWeb LLC is a company that publishes different kinds of adware programs; the newest application is called Web Tripp. Even though it promises to enhance browsing experience and even help you to save money and time at different online stores, you should not keep it, because this program will bombard your screen with various commercial advertisements instead of acting in a beneficial way. Advertisements themselves are very intrusive and annoying, so it is not surprising that they might disrupt your browsing. In addition, they might lead you to potential threats. Therefore, if you want to avoid this contact with malware, you should delete Web Tripp as soon as possible. Read more »
