Security researchers have confirmed that the My Video Converter is a browser hijacker. The ‘My Video Converter’ is a potentially unwanted program (PUP) that is created to change your homepage and search engine and new tab, redirect you to web pages you never intended to visit, collect search queries and confidential info. In the article
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How to remove Search.hfilevideoconverter.com [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
If you are reading this article, the chances are, you are doing so through the internet browser which is infected with something named Search.hfilevideoconverter.com. The Search.hfilevideoconverter.com is a potentially unwanted program (PUP) that falls under the category of browser hijackers. In many cases it’s installed without your permission. It takes control of your browser and
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How to remove Clk.verblife-5.co pop ups (Virus removal guide)
The Clk.verblife-5.co is a website that is created to fill the web-browser with constant stream of advertisements, or redirect the Firefox, Chrome, Edge and IE to not expected and unwanted advertising web-sites. If your internet browser opens automatically to the Clk.verblife-5.co then it is possible that your computer has become a victim of a malicious
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How to remove Valid-install.com pop ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
Did you get undesired pop up from Valid-install.com and wonder where it came from? It means that your web browser has been hijacked with the obnoxious adware (also known as ‘ad-supported’ software). Here’s below how the Valid-install.com pop ups looked like when I got it on my PC system. Is Adware dangerous? Adware software is
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How to remove Search-one.info pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
If you keep receiving suspicious Search-one.info pop-ups, when you surf the Web with the Edge, Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer, then it’s possible that you’ve an adware (sometimes called ‘ad-supported’ software) installed on your personal computer. Many computer users consider adware, browser hijackers, keyloggers, trojans as the same thing. They are all types of
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How to remove Your Search Tool (Virus removal guide)
Cyber threat analysts named the Your Search Tool a PUP (potentially unwanted program) and a browser hijacker because it is created to take over the web browser and control user’s surfing preferences. The Your Search Tool can sneak into the PC unnoticed due to the fact that it’s actively being promoted in free applications. It
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How to remove Search.yoursearchtool.com [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
According to security experts, Search.yoursearchtool.com is categorized as hijackware (also known as browser hijacker). Once your computer has become a victim of this hijacker, it takes over your internet browser like Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and IE. Search.yoursearchtool.com hijacker may make some unwanted changes to your browser’s settings, including new tab, start page
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How to remove Dowmi.pro pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
Dowmi.pro is a dubious webpage which uses social engineering methods to deceive unsuspecting users into signing up for spam push notifications from this or similar web-pages that will in turn bombard users with unwanted advertisements usually related to adware, adult web pages and other click fraud schemes. This website shows the ‘Confirm notifications’ confirmation request
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How to remove Pushlat.com pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
According to IT security specialists, Pushlat.com is a web site which deceives people into registering for its browser notification spam that go directly to the desktop or the web-browser. This webpage will display the ‘Confirm notifications’ prompt claims that clicking ‘Allow’ will let you enable Flash Player, download a file, connect to the Internet, watch
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How to remove Passeura.com pop up redirect (Virus removal guide)
What is Passeura.com? The Passeura.com is an unwanted webpage that can redirect computer users to a variety of advertising websites. Some of them can be dubious or misleading web-pages. Cyber security specialists have determined that users are re-directed to Passeura.com by various PUPs from the adware (also known as ‘ad-supported’ software) group. The Dangers of
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