What is Secret-celebrity-news.com? Secret-celebrity-news.com website is a scam that lures unsuspecting victims into allowing browser push notifications. Scammers use push notifications to bypass protection against pop ups in the web-browser and show unwanted adverts. These advertisements are used to promote harmful browser plugins, giveaway scams, fake software and other questionable content. QUICK LINKS What is
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How to remove Eemv ransomware, Decrypt .eemv files.
What is Eemv virus? Eemv virus is a new ransomware that belongs to the ransomware family called STOP (Djvu). Ransomware is a form of malware that encrypts the victim’s files and demands a ransom for decrypting them. The Eemv virus encrypts files, renames them by appending the .eemv extension, and creates files named “_readme.txt” containing
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Webhit-now.com Virus Removal Guide
What is Webhit-now.com? Webhit-now.com website is a scam that uses social engineering to trick unsuspecting victims into allowing browser push notifications. Push notifications are originally created to alert users of recently published content. Cyber criminals abuse ‘push notifications’ to avoid anti-virus and adblocker programs by showing annoying advertisements. These ads are displayed in the lower
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Getyourgift.life pop-up redirect (Virus removal guide)
What is Getyourgift.life? Getyourgift.life domain is part of a redirect chain. Redirect chain is a sequence of URLs starting from the first – initial URL, ending with the last – final destination URL. For example, cabonusoffer.com redirects to Getyourgift.life, which in turn redirects to youfigcome.live and so on. Attackers may use long redirect chains to
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How to uninstall Surf Start from Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge
What is Surf Start? Surf Start is yet another potentially unwanted program (PUP) for Windows computers. This program is a browser extension that belongs to the family of browser hijackers. Browser hijackers are designed to generate ad revenue. They change a web browser’s settings and/or homepage to inject unwanted ads into the user’s web browser.
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Cirlaing.com Virus Removal Guide
What is Cirlaing.com? Cirlaing.com is a web-site that abuses notification permission requests to lure unsuspecting victims into accepting push notifications from malicious (ad) push servers. Although push notifications cannot harm users directly, scammers use them to display annoying advertisements, promote adware bundles, and encourage users to visit malicious web pages. Cirlaing.com pop-ups are a scam
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Adblock Enterprise Edition browser extension (Virus removal guide)
What is Adblock Enterprise Edition extenion? Adblock Enterprise Edition is a browser extension that disguises as an extension that “removes advertisements and trackers on popular websites, skips YouTube ads”, but according to security experts, this browser extension acts as Adware. Adware is a type of program that displays advertisements on a computer after it is
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How to uninstall CoinImpulse app/extension from Mac (Virus removal guide)
What is CoinImpulse According to security professionals, CoinImpulse is an Adware application that targets Mac computers. The main purpose of adware is to display ads. These advertisements often appear in the form of banner ads, pop-ups, various offers and deals, push notifications, and even fake alerts. Clicks on ads generate cash payouts to adware creators.
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Cabonusoffer.com pop-up redirect (Virus removal guide)
What is Cabonusoffer.com? Cabonusoffer.com domain is part of a redirect chain. Redirect chain is a sequence of URLs starting from the first – initial URL, ending with the last – final destination URL. For example, a first URL redirects to Cabonusoffer.com, which in turn redirects to getyourgift.life and so on. Attackers may use long redirect
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Strongpcprotection.com pop-up scam (Virus removal guide)
What is Strongpcprotection.com? Strongpcprotection.com is one of the sites promoting the Your PC is infected with 5 viruses scam. The scam masquerades as a McAfee (Norton, Kaspersky or Avira) system scan, displays fake scan results and virus alerts claiming that a computer is infected with five viruses. Scammers use fake virus alerts to trick users
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