ZipperFile

Posted by Max Lehmann on October 13, 2015

What is ZipperFile?

Are you looking for a legitimate file compressor? ZipperFile might seem like a good choice, but this is not a program we recommend installing or trusting. This potentially unwanted program is just as unreliable as its counterparts, Z-Zip and VAFCompressor. Although these programs have separate websites and they are introduced in different ways, they are identical, considering that they were created to show advertisements. We do not claim that these suspicious programs will not compress your files, but you must not ignore the fact that they can inject unpredictable advertisements. If you interacted with these ads carelessly, you could become a victim of schemers. Please continue reading to learn how to avoid this and how to remove ZipperFile. test

How does ZipperFile work?

ZipperFile has an official download source, zipperfile.com. Unfortunately, this program can be spread by unreliable third-party installers as well. If you have downloaded this potentially unwanted program from a different source, it is possible that malicious programs now exist on your operating system. Keep in mind that malware could slither in without your notice, which means that even if you do not see malicious programs, they might still exist. If you do not have enough experience to detect malware manually, use a malware scanner to identify threats automatically. According to our Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers, unreliable third-party software, including untrustworthy toolbars and adware, could also be introduced into your system when downloading ZipperFile from its official website. If you have the chance, you should always refuse unfamiliar programs because they might turn out to be malicious.

Advertisements can be displayed within the main window of ZipperFile. Ads can also show up when browsing the web. According to our research, suspicious third-party ads could redirect you to unreliable websites, and this could lead to serious security issues. For example, if you were routed to a page promoting malware installers, you could be tricked into installing much more dangerous infections. On top of that, this suspicious potentially unwanted program could analyze your browsing history to help third-party advertisers introduce you to potentially unreliable/useless ads in an attractive manner. The creator of ZipperFile needs to introduce you to attractive offers; otherwise, you will not interact with them, which means there will be no profit made. Unfortunately, it is unlikely that you will be presented with highly useful deals and offers, even if they are harmless, which is why we do not advise interacting with them.

How to delete ZipperFile

ZipperFile is a program that offers file compression services, but also shows advertisements, which is why we classify it as a potentially unwanted program. If you choose to delete ZipperFile – and we think that this is the right choice – you can follow the instructions below. If other threats are active on your PC, you should consider using an automated malware remover. You also must not forget about the protection of your operating system. While PUPs are not extremely dangerous, much more clandestine and malicious threats exist, and they could use different security backdoors to slither into your operating system. If you do not want malware attacking your operating system, you have to employ reliable security software to patch all vulnerabilities and stop you from letting in serious threats.