Softonic-Eng Toolbar is a browser plugin that is not a direct system threat, but it should not be allowed to stay on your computer. It can be considered a potentially unwanted program due to the fact that in the long run it exposes your system to dangerous infections, and you could end up with a serious Trojan or a virus on your computer eventually. Not to mention that it interferes with your browsing process and it is extremely annoying. Remove Softonic-Eng Toolbar from your computer and then make sure that there are no other potentially unwanted programs installed. Read more »
visualbee.delta-search.com
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 9, 2013
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If the home page of your web browsers has been changed to visualbee.delta-search.com – your computer has been corrupted by a browser hijacker. If you are continuously being rerouted to this page without your consent – you are dealing with a redirect virus. Either way, the infection is highly dangerous and you should delete it from the operating Windows system right away. The removal process depends on the severity of the threat and the security state of your personal computer. For example, if you have set the suspicious search engine as your home page when installing freeware, you might be able to fix the issue manually. However, if the devious hijacker has taken over your Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and other browsers illegally, the problem is much more complicated. So, how should you remove visualbee.delta-search.com hijacker from the browsers and the computer? Read more »
search.searchcompletion.com
Posted by Max Lehmann
on September 9, 2013
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Search.searchcompletion.com is not the search engine you should trust, especially if it has corrupted the home page of Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer browsers. How did this hijacker take over your web browsers? It could have been installed by a malicious computer infection or it could have come together with an unreliable browser plugin. Have you recently installed a toolbar or a different browser add-on without paying attention to the installation setup? Then there is a chance that you have been informed about the changes and you accepted them by installing the program that the search tools are attached to. Even though this is extremely tricky such activity is not illegal. Do you want to remove Search.searchcompletion.com? This is what we recommend, and so you should continue reading the report supported by the Anti-Spyware-101.com experts. Read more »
Travelocity Toolbar
Posted by Max Lehmann
on September 9, 2013
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Travelocity Toolbar is a browser add-on which features various links related to travels, flights, car renting, and other vacation matters. The application is available at Travelocity.com or downloadmytooolbar.com/Travelocity/download.htm. Even thought the application presents the services provided by Travelocity, an online travel agency, it was published by Conduit. Needless to say, Conduit Search is promoted by Travelocity Toolbar, so if you do not want to browse the Internet through the unwanted search engine, you should remove the toolbar in question. Read more »
b34btbztdb0vavaw.exe
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 6, 2013
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B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe (149,504 bytes) is a malicious rootkit file which is often linked to the existence of ransomware Trojans. If you have discovered this executable running on your operating Windows system, soon enough it could be locked without a possibility to access a desktop. In this case we urge you to install automatic spyware detection and removal software as soon as possible. In case you are already dealing with the removed privileges over the system we can help you with the situation. The experienced Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have analyzed ransomware Trojans numerous of times, and so now we have enough knowledge over the threat and its removal. Please continue reading to learn more about B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe removal and ransomware infections. Read more »
Websearch.searchiseasy.info
Posted by Max Lehmann
on September 6, 2013
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Websearch.searchiseasy.info is a search engine that may become your search provider and home page one day if you install a program promoting the search engine in question. It is categorized as a browser hijacker because it can replace the present search provider and startup page. The reason why this occurs is that computer users tend to skip the terms of use and additional programs that are promoted by the installer. Whenever you launch the setup file of any program, read the information you are provided with; otherwise, you may have to resolve serious issues regarding the settings of your browsers. Do not worry if Websearch.searchiseasy.info is already on your browsers – you can easily remove the unwanted search engine with a reliable spyware removal tool. Read more »
Win.Trojan 588749
Posted by Max Lehmann
on September 6, 2013
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Has your PC been scanned and it has been indicated that your operating Windows system is infected with the supposedly malicious infection Win.Trojan 588749? We have good and bad news for you. This is not a real infection and so you should not be scared that it will harm your system or cause virtual security risks. The bad news is that you are running the out-of-date version of ClamAV – an anti-spyware tool which is supposed to guard your personal computer against malware. Needless to say, this is not a reliable security program/computer scanner, and you need to update it or remove it from the system as soon as possible. According to Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers, the faulty scanner lists setup_wm.exe as the malicious Trojan; however, in reality this file is harmless and represents the Microsoft Windows Media Configuration Utility. Do you want to learn more about the suspicious threat or how to remove Win.Trojan 588749 related software? Then continue reading. Read more »
Midicair Toolbar
Posted by Max Lehmann
on September 6, 2013
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If you have just installed Midicair Toolbar, you should know that this application is a Community Toolbar, which is owned by Conduit. The toolbar is also referred to as Top 10 Toolbar, and it is available at midicair.greattoolbar.com. We recommend that you remove Midicair Toolbar due to the fact that it promotes Conduit Search, which is regarded as an insecure search engine. Additionally, Midicair Toolbar can be attached to various free computer applicants that are available at different sources, which helps software publishers promote their products. As a result, if you do not want to try out the applications that are attached to the setup file of the program that you have downloaded, do not forget to read the terms of use and (un)tick particular boxes in order to prevent those extra programs. Read more »
Slick Savings
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 6, 2013
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Slick Savings is a potentially unwanted program that displays coupon offers. These coupons are supposed to improve your online shopping experience, because they basically discount offers that allow you to purchase your favorite goods at a reasonable price. Unfortunately, such browser extensions always come with the catch, and the problem with Slick Savings is that it is not a very secure application, and it could be exploited by malicious third parties. Therefore, you are highly recommended to remove Slick Savings from your computer in order to avoid potential malicious infections and protect yourself from harm. Read more »
Facebook Child Porn Virus
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on September 5, 2013
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If you have received a video link from your Facebook contact and it has turned to be a pornographic video, it is probably Facebook Child Porn Virus. The so-called virus spreads via Facebook messages, and when the video is opened, it also shared with the contacts automatically. When the user opens the message, he or she find a heading which reads “watch this if you are curious”. As you can see, the heading does not imply that the video is inappropriate, especially for children. It is important to remove the infection and, without a doubt, protect the PC against similar instances in the future, especially if you have a child who owns a Facebook profile. Read more »
