The RarGenie adware is the part of the software that is used as an online promotional tool. It is created with the sole purpose to display dozens of popup ads, and thus to promote the goods and services in an open browser window. It is designed to fill the internet browser’s constant stream of advertisements,

Technically, the AdBlaster adware is not a virus, but it does bad things, it generates a large number of popup ads. It may download and install on to your PC system other malicious and unwanted software without your permission, force you to visit misleading or harmful sites. Moreover, the AdBlaster adware can install internet browser

The ad supported software is not a virus, but the virus behaves similarly. As a rootkit hides in the system, alters web-browser settings and blocks them from changing. Also the adware can install additional web-browser extensions and modules that will inject advertising banners within the Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Edge’s screen. Moreover, the

The ‘ad supported’ software often change all web-browser shortcuts that located on your Desktop to force you visit various intrusive ad web-pages. As a result, your web-browser can still reroute you to an unwanted ad web page despite your computer is actually free of ‘ad supported’ software and other malware. Thus, it’s clear that the

What is more, the adware may display advertisements depend on a web page that you are visiting. That is, it is clear that this ad-supported software, without your permission, steals your private information such as: your ip address, what is a web page you are viewing now, what you are looking for on the Internet,

The adware is the part of the software that is used as an online promotional tool. It’s designed with the sole purpose to open dozens of pop-up advertisements, and thus to promote the goods and services in an open web-browser window. So, the Track.trafficmarket.pro is just one of the many web-sites of the so-called ‘ad-support’

Most often, the ad-supported software affects the most common browsers like the Chrome, FF, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge. But such the malicious software as well may infect another web browsers by changing its shortcuts (adding an argument such as ‘http://site.address’ into Target field of a web-browser’s shortcut). So every time you run the

The ad supported software is not a virus, but the virus behaves similarly. As a rootkit hides in the system, modifies web browser settings and blocks them from changing. Also the ‘ad supported’ software can install additional web-browser extensions and modules that will inject advertising banners within the Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and

It’s not a good idea to have an unwanted application like this ‘ad supported’ software on your PC. The reason for this is simple, it doing things you do not know about. The adware can also be used to gather a wide variety of user info which can be later transferred to third parties. You