Webcake

Posted by on June 12, 2013 4 comments
Webcake

Webcake is a browser add-on that features a great range of options, which, according to the developers of the application is supposed to enhance your browsing experience. The application works on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox, and it has its official website getwebcake.com, not to mention the fact that the plug-in is also promoted on other websites, including software.informer.com and some others. Moreover, the application can be attached to the installers of free programs, which implies that before clicking the “Next” or “Accept” button, you should read the license agreement. Read more »

MyCoups

Posted by on June 12, 2013 No comments
MyCoups

MyCoups is a browser add-on which is known as a price comparison application that displays coupons and offers related to the items you are searching for on the Internet. The application is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox, and it can be downloaded from the official website mycoups.com. The browser plug-in can also be acquired alongside free applications whose installers very often are ignored, so if you have just installed some application and found MyCoups on the browsers, do not think that your computer has been infected. Read more »

Montiera Toolbars

Posted by on June 12, 2013 No comments
Montiera Toolbars

Montiera Toolbars are browser extensions which are applicable to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari users, and which have been developed by Montiera Ltd. The company and its products are represented on the official page montiera.com where you are introduced to the company’s services, monetization techniques and the Privacy Policy. Anti-Spyware-101.com spyware researchers and virtual security experts recommend that you always analyze the privacy policies and terms of agreement documents before you install a program onto the PC. Companies are usually transparent about their own activity within your computer, and sometimes you may not agree with some of the statements. If you continue reading you will find out why it may be best to remove Montiera Toolbars from the PC and existing web browsers. Additionally, we provide manual removal instructions for these browser plugins. Read more »

Findr

Posted by on June 11, 2013 No comments
Findr

Findr is a toolbar that is supposed to improve your Internet browsing experience. This browser extension is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers. The toolbar comes with a separate search bar and a few shortcuts to weather, news channels, YouTube and other websites that you may customize if you want to. Findr is not a malicious computer infection, but the general consensus is that you would be better off without it as well. Therefore, remove Findr from your computer to make sure that you do not get exposed to malware. Read more »

Trustedoffer.com

Posted by on June 11, 2013 No comments

Trustedoffer.com is a computer infection that is classified as adware. Defendants of this program may claim that it is simple browser extension that has nothing to do with malware applications, but the problem is that Trustedoffer.com is a highly suspicious application that may cause serious security issues. It displays pop up advertisements and surveys most of which are fake in order to redirect you to associated websites. Needless to say, that with constant pop-up messages and redirections you are surely exposed to other malicious infections. In the long run, your system may be seriously compromised and your financial information stolen, so you have to remove Trustedoffer.com from your computer right now, to prevent serious damage. Read more »

“[filename].exe contained a virus and was deleted” Fake Message

Posted by on June 11, 2013 No comments

If you have noticed the “[filename].exe contained a virus and was deleted” fake message on the desktop of your operating Windows system, there is a great chance that you are dealing with the malicious Sirefef malware. The clandestine infection is also known as the ZeroAccess rootkit and you should delete it from the computer without further delay. The main reason behind this bogus pop-up notification is to trick you into thinking that files that you are trying to install actually act as spyware installation setups. Of course, this is a deceitful lie because the alert itself belongs to a malicious program. Anti-Spyware-101.com experts recommend that you remove “[filename].exe contained a virus and was deleted” fake message, and to do this you need to delete the devious threat which is behind it. Read more »

Vizvaz.com

Posted by on June 10, 2013 No comments

Vizvaz.com is a website that may cause you a number of problems if you continue visiting it. If visit the website you will see that it promotes free dynamic DNS that “gives you the ability to redirect your domain name to anywhere at any time”. It may seem that the website is a useful tool for those who want to make use of the Internet potentially, when you are strongly advised to remove Vizvaz.com and everything related to the website from your computer immediately. Sooner or later this website may become responsible for malware applications entering your PC, so you should not wait until that happens. Read more »

Savings-magnet Deal Finder

Posted by on June 10, 2013 No comments
Savings-magnet Deal Finder

Savings-Magnet Deal Finder is a browser extension often classified as adware. This plug-in displays coupon and discount offers for a number of online shopping malls. At first sight, this application to be able to improve your overall online shopping experience, but the problem behind it is that Savings-Magnet Deal Finder can be easily exploited by a malicious party, because the application itself is not responsible (i.e. it does not review) the third party commercial ads and links that are embedded in its messages. These coupon boxes appear on the main online shopping websites, so if you are an avid online shopper you may get exposed to Savings-Magnet Deal Finder sooner or later. However, due to a number of security risks users are often highly recommended to remove Savings-Magnet Deal Finder from their computers ASAP. Read more »

Browser Protect virus

Posted by on June 10, 2013 No comments

Browser Protect virus is a computer application that is said to protect your browsers against browser hijackers which alters the settings of home page and search provider. The application has its interface and does not install any browser add-on when downloaded from the official website. The so-called Browser Protect virus is available on its official website browserprotect.org and other websites. Moreover, it can be promoted via bundled downloads, which means that while running the installer of a free program, you may be advised to install Browser Protect software. Read more »

PC Health Kit

Posted by on June 10, 2013 1 comment
PC Health Kit

If after installing freeware the suspicious PC Health Kit has popped up on the desktop of your personal computer, you certainly need to remove this program from your Windows system. Even though the product developed by PC Help Labs can be installed from the official source pchealthkit.com, it usually travels as a bundled download. The application is often categorized as a rogue registry cleaner or a fake system optimizer because its services are unreliable and useless. In case you have installed the tool yourself hoping that it will clean the Registry, increase PC speeds or protect your virtual identity, you have been tricked. Even though the tool may provide some authentic services, it may remove harmless files and registry keys, or simply miss the real issues. So, how should you delete PC Health Kit? Read more »