What is Divisionindexer According to security professionals, Divisionindexer is a potentially unwanted application (PUA) that belongs to the Adware group . Adware is a part of software designed to throw advertisements up on your internet browser screen. Adware software generates money for its developer by constantly displaying lots of ads and pop-up deals. You might
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Remove LCK virus, Restore .[triplock@tutanota.com].LCK files
What is LCK file The .LCK extension is a file extension that is used by a new malware belonging to the Crysis/Dharma family to mark files that have been encrypted. LCK ransomware is a malicious program that encrypts user files and demands a ransom for a key-decryptor pair that is necessary to decrypt the affected
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How to uninstall Progress Handler app/extension from Mac
What is ProgressHandler ProgressHandler is supposed to be a program that will improve the browsing experience, but according to security researchers, this program is an adware. Adware is ‘advertising supported’ software that tries to generate money by redirecting you to unwanted websites or online ads. It has different ways of earning profit including showing up
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How to uninstall MovieFinder365 from Chrome, Firefox, Safari
What is MovieFinder365? The security specialists have determined that MovieFinder365 is a PUP (potentially unwanted program) that belongs to the family of browser hijackers. A browser hijacker is a type of software that is created to take over the web-browser and control user’s surfing preferences. It commonly aims at Safari and Google Chrome, but it’s
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How to uninstall Promote Queue app/extension from Mac
What is PromoteQueue PromoteQueue is a potentially unwanted application (PUA) that belongs to the Adware group . Adware is type of malicious software which displays unwanted advertising on a computer, redirects search requests to advertising webpages and gathers confidential data for marketing purposes. Adware software can display banner advertisements, full-screen advertisements, pop ups, videos, or
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How to uninstall ConverterSearchTool from Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge
What is ConverterSearchTool? The cyber security professionals have determined that ConverterSearchTool is a potentially unwanted program (PUP) that belongs to the category of browser hijackers. Browser hijackers are developed to take over the web-browser and control user’s surfing preferences. It commonly aims at Chrome internet browser, but it’s possible that it can hijack other web-browser
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How to uninstall DivisionInitiator app/extension from Mac
What is DivisionInitiator According to security experts, DivisionInitiator is a potentially unwanted program (PUP) that belongs to the Adware category . Adware is short for ‘ad supported’ software. Adware presents unwanted ads that appear in unclosable windows or advertising links on computer screens. In order to display unwanted adverts as often as possible adware can
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How to remove Alltopposts.com pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
Alltopposts.com is a web site that is designed to fool you and other unsuspecting users to accept browser notification spam via the browser. When you visit the Alltopposts.com web-site which wants to send you push notifications, you’ll be greeted with a confirmation request which asks whether you want to agree to them or not. Your
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How to uninstall ExpandedQuest app/extension from Mac
What is ExpandedQuest ExpandedQuest is supposed to be a program that will improve the browsing experience, but according to security experts, this program is adware. Adware delivers unwanted advertisements on your web browser. Some of these advertisements are scams or fake ads developed to trick you. Even the harmless advertisements can become really irritating. Adware
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How to remove Stoomoogn.com pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
The cyber threat analysts have determined that Stoomoogn.com pop ups are a social engineering attack which is designed to fool unsuspecting users into allowing its browser notification spam to send unwanted adverts directly to the screen. This webpage will show the ‘Confirm notifications’ pop up claims that clicking ‘Allow’ will let the user access the
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