Numerous adware programs are known to be roaming the web. One of them is called PlaySushi. If you have encountered this adware active on your PC, you must know that its removal is essential if you wish to maintain a computer that is safe, secure, and fully functioning at all times. What is quite alarming is that PlaySushi is advertised as a free game app, which might sound tempting, but, unfortunately, it has been discovered during the research that this adware program could act in an entirely malicious way. This is a major reason malware experts at Anti-Spyware-101.com advise you to delete PlaySushi as soon as possible, since it holds no beneficial values whatsoever. Read more »
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JoomiWeb
Posted by Max Lehmann
on May 15, 2015
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JoomiWeb is an adware type application that is set to cause you a lot of inconvenience and trouble, because the advertisements promoted by it are not only annoying but dangerous as well. We recommend that you remove this infection from your computer before it can jeopardize your system’s security. This article contains the most important information which is necessary to understand how important it is to remove this infection. So, if your computer is infected with JoomiWeb, please continue reading. Read more »
PriceMinus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on May 15, 2015
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PriceMinus is the last browser extension you want to find installed on your Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome browser. Our Anti-Spyware-101.com malware analysts recognize this extension as an ad-supported program, and it appears to be the clone of DiscountExt, DiscountSmasher, MakeMeCoupon, and hundreds of other Justplugit-based programs. All of these programs require removal because every single one of them could put your virtual security on the line. Even if you remove PriceMinus, it is unlikely that your virtual security will be restored, because this adware usually travels bundled with dangerous computer infections. If you are not sure how to detect and delete PriceMinus or other threats that have invaded your operating system, continue reading this report. Read more »
Coppingo.com
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on May 14, 2015
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Coppingo.com is a search engine and a browser hijacker that makes use of freeware bundling to enter your system. This infection modifies your browser settings one-sidedly. It is strongly recommended that you remove Coppingo.com from your computer right now. Browser hijackers may not pose immediate computer security threat, but they could easily leak your personally non-identifiable information to cyber criminals, and, as a result, you could experience a cyber theft. Please consider your own financial security when you deal with such infections. You need to terminate all the similar threats without any further ado. Read more »
Cassiopesa.com
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on May 14, 2015
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The malicious Cassiopesa.com is an unreliable search provider that has the ability to hijack the home page and the default search provider of your Chrome, IE, and Firefox browsers. Once this infection is done corrupting your browsers, you will find Cassiopesa.com installed as the home page, and Cassiopesa will replace the default search provider. You might also find unfamiliar browser extensions and other programs, but they might be unrelated to this clandestine browser hijacker. Needless to say, there is only one thing you need to do if your browsers were corrupted: Remove Cassiopesa.com. If you are in a hurry to delete this clandestine browser hijacker, move to the last section of this report to learn how to delete it from your PC. If you want to learn more, continue reading this article. Read more »
WordFly
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on May 14, 2015
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Most users who install WordFly know very little about this advertisement-supported program. Our malware analysts here at Anti-Spyware-101.com have found that this program is spread via software bundles, which means that users are introduced to it when downloading other programs. Unfortunately, many computer users do not take time to research freeware, and they do not realize how risky it is to download unfamiliar programs. If you accidentally install WordFly with extremely malicious threats, you will need to delete them as well. Even if additional malware does not exist on your PC, you still need to remove WordFly. This advertisement-supported program can open up security backdoors, and that can be extremely dangerous to your virtual security. Read more »
Lucky Savings
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on May 14, 2015
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Lucky Savings is yet another adware program that uses devious marketing strategies in order to lure unsuspecting users into downloading and installing this utterly worthless program. In most cases, Lucky Savings is advertised as an application that should help you save time and money while shopping online. These hoax promises are obviously targeted to frequent online shoppers. If you are an avid online shopper do not get fooled by these misleading statements as Lucky Savings is an utterly useless application that will not improve your online shopping experience in any way. In order to restore the normal functionality of your web browser, you will need to conduct a thorough removal of Lucky Savings as soon as possible. Malware experts at Anti-Spyware-101.com have crafted a detailed removal guide that will help you delete Lucky Savings without encountering major problems. Read more »
Intense Results
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on May 14, 2015
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Intense Results is an adware application that promises to give you “intense results” regarding your online searches. However, the application is not as useful as it might seem. It is just an adware program that enters your computer in order to generate profit for its developers. Intense Results does not really care whether in the end you will receive the product you want. There is no need to keep such a useless application on your computer. Remove Intense Results right now and then run a full system scan with a licensed antispyware application. Read more »
Bitcryptor Virus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on May 14, 2015
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The malicious Bitcryptor Virus is not a new infection. This is just a new version of the clandestine Cryptolocker virus, and our researchers have found that it is most similar to the recently reported CoinVault ransomware. Anti-Spyware-101.com malware analysts have found that Bitcryptor Virus can change its name, which can create removal issues. Of course, if you do not delete this threat, you will be exposed to much more serious security issues, which is why we recommend removing Bitcryptor Virus as soon as possible. Unfortunately, most computer users choose to delay the removal of this threat because it encrypts personal files. Read more »
Rapid Media Converter
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on May 14, 2015
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Rapid Media Converter is a potentially unwanted program that some computer security experts categorize as adware. We would like to point out that there is nothing malicious about Rapid Media Converter, and the only reason you should remove this application is that it sometimes comes bundled with freeware. Therefore, if you did not intend to have this program on your computer, you should delete Rapid Media Converter immediately. There is a possibility that the application might expose you to potentially corrupted content, and you most certainly should avoid that before the situation gets out of hand. Read more »
