You see a virus called TrojanDownloader:Win32/Archost.A on the antivirus program scan result? You spend a long time on removing the virus, but all you do is futile? It undermines the performance of your computer? You think you can use the antivirus program to delete it, but the antivirus program does not work? Do not know what to do?
TrojanDownloader:Win32/Archost.A is a Trojan virus. Some free programs released by network criminals on the Internet contain this virus. Therefore, if you download one of those corrupted items, you’ll see it on the computer. Junk e-mail attachments and phishing websites may also contain the infection. You must be very careful when you attempt to use unknown online resources.
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Published by on October 11, 2014 10:06 am
Hey, there. Currently, my computer is suffering a problem which is being redirected Bitable.com. When I was browsing the Internet, this browser popped up on my screen. What is it about? I open the web link. The screen of this browser just looks like other search engine like Google and Bing. This is a good web search site I presumed at the beginning. Then I try to search something through it. Everything is normal. Just with a sudden a survey popped up to ask to choose “YES” or “NO”, without thinking twice, I chose “YES”. Then I was being redirected again and again. I tried to use anti-malware program to uninstall this browser hijacker. It only works for a sec. Then this nasty hijacker comes back next minute. What should I do now?
Bitable.com belongs to the family of browser hijacker which is designed by cyber hackers to attack Internet browsers such as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Safari, and Mozilla Firefox, and so on. This browser hijacker is classified to be a vicious infection program which disguises to promise to help save user’s time and money when shopping online. However, what it does is conform to what it states. Just like other malicious browser hijacker, such as spidersearch.net, bit-search.com, etc. these browser hijackers sneak into computer system with being bundled with free software from the Internet or with spam email attachments or with unwanted emails or suspicious websites. This browser hijacker pretends itself as a legitimate search engine, but this hijacker program is categorized as a potential unwanted program. Such malicious website should be deleted from your computer right now.
Published by on October 11, 2014 5:51 am
Is your default homepage suddenly changed to Vosteran.com without your permission? Whenever you are online, do you see numerous pop up ads, deals and coupons that keep interrupting your online activities? Have you run a sea of antivirus programs but still found nothing from your computer? How does this hijacker come to your machine? This post will show you more details about this hijacker and guide you how to manually get rid of it.
Vosteran.com is classified as annoying browser hijacker that commonly attacks web browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and even Safari. Even though it looks like a normal search engine, there is no reason for you to set it as your default homepage or search provider. In fact, this page is designed for making money only. It uses illegal way by forcing users to visit malicious ads sites again and again, therefore hackers behind these hacked site can further rip off unsuspecting victims and steal their sensitive personal information without their awareness. This hijacker has the ability to change your browser settings and add unwanted tool bar to your computer. It replaces your default home page and search engine to Vosteran.com without asking for your permission. Also it can redirect any searches you make on the web to websites you’ve never seen. Most of time those web sites contain unknown malware and they trick users into downloading potentially unwanted programs.
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Published by on October 11, 2014 4:34 am and last modified on January 11, 2015 1:14 am.
Every time you start the web browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome), you are forced to go to Spidersearch.net? Why is this happening? Is it a useful search engine? How can it control the browser without allowing you to make any change? You want to delete it with some antivirus software, but they can’t even detect it? Is there a good way to get rid of the pesky browser hijacker?
Spidersearch.net is a browser hijacker containing a fake search engine that can cause many annoying browser issues. It is a potential threat to your personal information. The most popular browsers including Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox can easily be affected by it. The hijacker makes full use of the security defects in the system to enter the computer without letting you know. It is usually hidden in some free software from unsafe sources or spam email attachments.
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Published by on October 10, 2014 9:59 am
What is Rocket Tab? Today when I tried to run the web browser as usual, I was surprised to see it appearing as my default homepage! I wanted to search for something about it by Google and Yahoo, but I was always redirected to its site. And it blocked me from visiting my favorite websites too. This nasty thing makes me feel very uncomfortable. I have tried many ways to stop it but failed. Can anyone help me with this problem? The answer is positive. Now you can read this article to learn more.
Rocket Tab is regarded as a typical browser hijacker which is used by its developers to obtain benefits online. Once installed, it redirects users to various malicious websites full of unwanted pages and you will never get the desired results. The virus has the ability to make the system become vulnerable rapidly, providing an opportunity for cyber criminals to enter into your computer in the backdoor. Once it has completed the installation on the computer, it changes the default homepage as well as search engine and destroys the system files and windows registry files of the computer. Each time you open the browser and whatever site addresses or search items you input, you are redirected to its website instead of what you really want. As a matter of fact, it increases its visiting volume and search ranking in this way.
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Published by on October 10, 2014 5:39 am and last modified on October 10, 2014 6:21 am.
Hello, are you annoyed by the HD-V2.2V01.10? Do you want to get rid of it quickly? Have you tried to use your security tool to delete this nasty adware? Does the Norton can remove this malicious adware from your infected computer completely? The answer is no? What can you do then? Are you sinking for someone to help you to clear up this infection from your computer? Well, here is the right place for you to learn more about how to use manual removal to delete this virus entirely from your computer. Here we go!
HD-V2.2V01.10 is a newly designed adware by malicious cyber hackers to attack computer users around the whole world. This adware is not the same as what it state to protect your computer system but to do lots of harmful activities on your computer once it installed on your computer. This adware is an underlying unwanted program which can ruin your computer system severely and even break your online activities immediately. Once this vicious adware installed on your computer, it will distribute tons of ads, pop-ups, links and unwanted websites which you will be redirected to visit them. All these ads, pop-ups, links and unsafe websites will fill up your desktops and browser. Because of these nasty things making chaos on your computer, you can’t browse the Internet smoothly as usual. These things will occupy a huge space of your CPU, which will lead to the terrible decrease of your computer performance. Additionally, this malicious adware can help cyber criminals to remote your computer through redirecting you to visit suspicious websites. Once those villains have an unauthorized remote access on your computer, they will pilfer your confidential data and private details as well as track your surfing habits and history which will be abuse to conduct their illegal purposes. As a result, you may be confronted with a huge potential threat of this infection. Hence, it is strongly recommended to remove this infection out of your computer as soon as possible if this adware dived into your computer.
Published by on October 9, 2014 7:21 pm and last modified on November 10, 2014 10:24 am.
Hello. My Samsung Galaxy phone has been locked by Interpol Virus. It took over my phone screen and said my phone has been blocked up for safety reasons and I have to pay a fine through Ukash because I have violated Copyright and Related Rights Law for visiting pornographic websites and watching online videos or music. It also displayed my IP address and location on the top and took a photo of me using front-facing camera, so right now I am completely freaking out! Is this real? What if I don’t pay the fine? Will someone come to my house and arrest me? I searched on the web and many people said it was just a scam. It happened on their computers but not smartphones. What should I do now?
“Interpol Virus” is a scam designed by cyber hackers to attack computer users and smartphone users from European and North American countries. It is not a new virus, in fact this ransomware was first released in 2013, with the ability to block up both Windows computers and Mac computers. However, right now the greedy cyber criminals have turned their eyes to the growing smartphone markets so they start distributing this virus to random smartphones through spam email and hacked website all over the Internet. The virus will be decorated as a useful app named “Video Player” or “Adobe Flash Player” and it says it is free for download. If you get tricked and download this fake app, what will happen next is that your phone will be locked up by Interpol Virus. The virus will never let you access to your wallpaper or any apps installed, instead it will display a fake message titled with “Your phone has been blocked up for safety reasons.” It misleads you into thinking this is a real message from the law enforcement agencies or local authorities, agency and the police. It says Interpol Department of Cybercrime found you have been violating federal law by downloading child pornography or illegally using or distributing copyrighted music or video so that they locked your phone. And then a solution is given from the fake Interpol Virus message that says you have to pay a “fine” of $100 or $200 via a prepaid money card called Moneypak or Ukash in order to correct all the violation and avoid getting trouble from the police. Although no one wants to get involved in illegal activities, paying the so called fine is not an option to get your phone unlocked. Interpol Virus is nothing but a scam designed to rip you off. You have to get rid of the virus rather than paying a fee for a bogus message on your phone.
Published by on October 9, 2014 4:20 pm and last modified on May 17, 2016 1:20 am.
The browser is messed up by Bit-Search.com seriously? The browser’s default homepage is not your best-loved website anymore? You get a lot of pop-up windows when you surf the Internet? How to stop the annoying browser hijacker? How to prevent these random pop-up windows?
Bit-Search.com is a browser hijacker which usually penetrates into the computer through some unsafe free programs. Once it gets in the computer successfully, the browser hijacker modifies your browser settings to replace the default homepage as well as search engine. Generally speaking, computer users will have this unnecessary thing installed in the computer unintentionally if they download free programs from unsafe sources. A lot of unnecessary browser toolbars and browser hijackers are put in free programs in order to trick as many computer users as possible.
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Published by on October 8, 2014 4:28 pm
Hey, you! Is your computer working slowly at the moment? Why? Does your security tool inform you that your computer gets infection of TrojanClicker:JS/Faceliker.C? Are you worried about how to clean this nasty Trojan away from your computer? Are you struggling to do it yourself? You have tried lots of ways to get rid of this Trojan? A bad news is that you have failed to remove this Trojan from your computer? What should you do now? Manual removal expert is needed to help you solve your problem.
TrojanClicker:JS/Faceliker.C is a harmful and risky virus, which is sorted out to be a member of the family of Trojan horse virus and created by cyber criminals to do harm to your computer. This Trojan can be detected by anti-virus software, but it is really hard to be removed by these anti-virus tools. Once you see the notification from your security tool, you should not disregard this notification. What you should do is to take actions to take away this Trojan from your infected computer rapidly. Once your computer got infection, it will rule your online activities immediately and then automatically create new files and registry entries to change your default computer system settings. This Trojan will then root itself deeply on your computer with a random or cloudy name. This Trojan has the ability to boot itself to be a start up process on your computer in order to run automatically as soon as you start your computer. Once this Trojan installed on your computer, it will occupy a huge amount of your computer CPU which will lead to decrease your computer performance and even crash. Some of your processing programs will be blocked and several rogue alerts will pop up to tell that your Firewall has blocked a program from browsing the Internet. Hence, removing of this Trojan is an urgent task which should be done promptly.
Published by on October 8, 2014 10:35 am and last modified on November 10, 2014 10:25 am.
I have something called “Websearch” that hijacks my homepage. Every time I open Chrome, it takes me to Websearch.allsearches.info. This site looks as similar as Google but I suspect that it is a bogus search engine because when I entered a key word to look up something, I found many sponsored links are on the top search results and it didn’t let me reset my homepage to Google as before. I cannot find a way to get rid of it and get my default homepage back. I have run antivirus programs a thousand times, nothing found. Also I have removed the suspicious extensions and uninstalled any unwanted programs, but the page is still there and loads up every time I browse online. What should I do?
Websearch.allsearches.info is another spam search engine designed to trick inexperienced computer users that belongs to the infamous “WebSearch” scam. It has a convincing appearance just like the popular search engine Google, but what it really does is not providing you reliable search results and making your online experience happy and satisfied, instead it is used for promoting advertisements, enhancing web traffic of the sponsored web pages in unfair way and increasing sales. Now this WebSearch thing is categorized as browser hijacker and it has ability to modify your default homepage and search provider without your approval. Once it gets installed, you will always be redirected to the sites with the questionable reputation, bombarded with useless ads which appear in your browser all the time, no matter what web-page you actually open and what browser you are using at that moment. The reason why your web browser got hijacked is that you installed some free software, like TV shows, video or music player. Websearch.allsearches.info adware is good at hiding itself and bundling with these freeware and shareware. So, we strongly recommend that you read agreement and terms carefully before you are going to download programs from Internet. Make sure you won’t get any additional programs that could modify your browser settings at the same time.
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Published by on October 7, 2014 8:33 am
