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7go.com is a website that contains various online computer games, and the user can search for a particular game by categories. It has been found that the website is the source of a browser plugin which is named 7go. The browser plug-in is also known to be attached to the setup files of free applications. For instance, it can be bundled with Babylon Toolbar for Google Chrome or Browser Defender. We recommend that you remove the browser plug-in available at 7go.com because this application can monitor your browsing habits and display personalized advertisements. Read more »

Gqs.donedrive.net virus is an adware program that generates various commercial pop-up ads. The ads in question may contain anything, as Gqs.donedrive.net virus itself is not responsible for their content. This infection is not exactly a computer virus, because in some cases user may install the file that modifies his/her browser settings willingly (albeit unwittingly). Nevertheless, it is important to remove Gqs.donedrive.net virus from the infected computer immediately along with other potentially dangerous programs, because the prolonged presence of this adware on your computer could eventually spell serious trouble. Read more »

Teoma Web Search is a potentially unwanted program which may take over the home page and search provider of Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer browsers. In case you are sure that the application has been installed onto your personal web browsers without your consent, it is essential that you immediately scan the operating system for potentially running malware. You should not play with malicious browser hijackers because they could easily open up security backdoors and initiate various illicit activities. Of course, the suspicious search tool often comes bundled with freeware and browser plugins, in which case you probably are introduced to the changes which are about to be applied on your web browsers. Please continue reading to learn more about Teoma Web Search removal. Read more »

Search.nu is yet another browser hijacker that makes use of deceptive techniques in order to get into your computer. Just like any other browser hijacker, this one is responsible for changing your browser settings without your consent, which eventually leads to possible malware infections. With your browser settings changed, you could get forcefully redirected to corrupted websites, or there could be a constant onslaught of pop-up ads embedded with external links that leads to malicious pages. Either way, it is important to remove Search.nu from your computer right now, along with all the other freeware applications that could have come with it. Read more »

Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that you need to be extra cautious about dosearches. This is a browser hijacker which is represented through an allegedly reliable search tool. The search engine has been developed by Seablue Technology Limited and we have no doubt that this company has no regard for your virtual security. What do they want then? The answer is simple and straightforward – they want money. As research has revealed, suspicious software developers can sell information collected by installed web cookies or they can earn money by redirecting you to random sites without your consent. For example, if you browse the unreliable search engine you will be forwarded to the Yahoo search page search.yahoo.com. This is extremely suspicious, and so we recommend that you delete dosearches hijacker as soon as possible. Read more »

If you are struggling to remove dosearches.com from your Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers, we regret to inform you but your browsers have been hijacked. The clandestine infection may have entered your personal computer alongside recently installed freeware, and if you were not informed about the changes, you should remove the malicious software right away. At first sight, the search engine may seem authentic and reliable; however, if you perform any web searches you will discover that you are being redirected to search.yahoo.com, images.search.yahoo.com, video.search.yahoo.com, and news.yahoo.com, accordingly to the search module you use. Read more »