Infected by Glitterfun Web Search? My browser homepage is replaced by this browser hijacker and all my search results are redirected to other annoying content. I am frustrated and do not know how to deal with this pesky redirect effectively. If you have no clues, please learn more about this browser hijacker and follow removal tips below to get rid of this redirect entirely.
Glitterfun Web Search is a malicious browser hijacker that does great harm to the target computer. It pretends to be from legitimate party and cheats unknown net users to take it as their default search engine. However, it is not a licensed search engine but a hazardous browser redirect. Such a browser hijacker mainly spreads through network and takes over your web browsers such as Firefox, Google, Internet Explorer and Opera, etc. This redirect infection tricks net users into performing the same way as Google search that offers functions for computer users search for their favorites, just as another hijacker Digstar.com does. Once hijacked, your web search results are typically redirected to other harmful content which is filled up with pesky pops up asking you to download freeware or purchase some unwanted products. Furthermore, it will modify your browser homepage and settings casually to make you frustrated so much. In fact, the key point of this browser hijacker is to steal vital information from the infected system for cyber hackers to perform illegal activities. Thus, it is high time for you to delete the browser redirect from your computer completely before any further damage occurs.
Published by on August 12, 2013 11:55 am and last modified on August 12, 2013 11:56 am.
Please help!!! I notice that my homepage was changed to Monstermarketplace.com a few days ago but I still cannot reset it to Google as before. Is it a virus? Why my security tool did not catch it? How do I get rid of it?
Monstermarketplace.com is related to a browser hijacker that affects most known browsers like Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari. It can be very notorious and annoying as it is designed to change your homepage and redirect your searches to untrusted website like Monstermarketplace.com. This website focuses on product research and price comparisons. It offers you to browse various products accordingly to such categories as Automotive, Arts & Crafts, Computers & Software and Electronics. Even though this website owns a convincing appearance, users should aware that this domain is affiliated with browser hijackers and ZeroAccess Rootkit which can be used to steal private information or install rogue security programs. If you notice your browser keeps redirecting you to Monstermarketplace.com, you have to get rid of this hijacker without any hesitation in case it messes up your whole computer.
Published by on August 12, 2013 2:45 am and last modified on November 6, 2013 4:54 am.
When you are opening the web browser (Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera etc.), you can see Digstar.com instead of your favorite homepage? Why is Digstar.com able to change the homepage without your permission? What is Digstar.com? Does it make you feel annoyed by constantly causing redirect issues? Is there an effective way to remove it if the antivirus programs do not help?
Digstar.com is an annoying redirect that pretends to be a professional search engine with some convincing Yahoo or Google icons on its site. It has the ability to affect computers that have Windows operating systems by firstly hijacking the web browsers in the computer. Generally speaking, if you install some uncertified free programs without unmarking the agreement of installing Digstar.com, open email attachments that are sent by unknown persons and download pornographic videos, it will get into the computer easily.
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Published by on August 11, 2013 6:42 am
The computer is running so slowly? When you run a program or visit a website, the computer needs a long time to respond? You use the antivirus program to scan the whole computer and the result shows you a warning about Trojan.Ursnif? Why does it reoccur again and again even though the antivirus program claims that it has been removed? Don’t know what to do to remove Trojan.Ursnif?
Trojan.Ursnif is a new Trojan virus created by cyber criminals which is quite aggressive and rampant nowadays. If the computer user is not careful enough when surfing the Internet, the computer will be easily infected with it. Normally, Trojan.Ursnif is released via spam email attachments, some fake sites that are hacked by the cyber criminals or some freeware that have been put in this virus.
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Published by on August 11, 2013 6:25 am
Please help! My computer is infected by SeeSimilar.com Search and I can’t do anything smoothly. Whenever I search for a specified item, it just redirects me to unwanted content. It makes me freaked out. I need everything on my computer back to normal! How can I delete the harmful browser hijacker from the infected system entirely? By reading this article, you can benefit yourself with following removal guide to deal with the redirect effectively.
SeeSimilar.com Search is a bogus search engine that cheats unknown net users into taking it as default search engine to search for favorite web, news, software and videos, etc. However, it is nothing useful but a risky browser hijacker that damages the victimized computer terribly. Generally, this browser redirect targets your web browser like Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer to make chaos frequently. This redirect makes you very annoyed as it modifies your browser homepage and settings terribly. Also, you will be redirected to SeeSimilar.com or its related website frequently whenever you click on a web link or search for your favorites. It is quite similar to another redirect Buenosearch.com to mess up your computer badly. As soon as your website is redirected, you may be lured to browser dirty information, download risky freeware or even purchase some unwanted products. Furthermore, this redirect may display many random pop-up ads on your screen every time you surf the web. Never click on those suggested web links or allow any free ad-on installed to your system, or your computer will be damaged terribly. Actually, the main risk of the redirect remains in its ability to pilfer information from the infected system for cyber hackers to perform illegal activities without any notice. To avoid any further loss, you need to get rid of the browser hijacker entirely and manually as early as possible.
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Published by on August 11, 2013 6:18 am and last modified on August 11, 2013 6:38 am.
I keep getting redirected to Buenosearch.com on line. Also when I click on any link in any search engine it redirects me to other websites that are irrelevant to what I’m looking for. Buenosearch.com redirect is taking over IE browser now. How do I get rid of it?
Buenosearch.com (as known as Bueno Search Redirect) belongs to browser hijacker that is programmed to hijack Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox browsers by modifying DNS settings in MS Windows hosts file. It can be installed to random computers bundled with free software that is available on the Internet. This website looks like a reliable search engine but it only provides spam results to users. After it is installed, you will notice that your homepage is changed to Buenosearch.com and when you open a new tab you will also see this website. Additionally, your search results can be changed to Bueno Search without your consent.
Published by on August 10, 2013 1:11 pm and last modified on September 16, 2013 10:04 am.
I got the Backdoor.Kerlisen virus infection. I tried to remove by my anti-virus program but no luck. How can I remove this virus completely? This post will show the manual way to remove this nasty virus.
Backdoor.Kerlisen is a Trojan that can be installed when you visit unsafe webpage, download infected programs and open infected E-mail attachment. Usually the virus maker use these ways to spare this nasty Trojan so that it can infect lots of the PCs in the whole world, most of the victims have no idea how and when they got this virus infection until their anti-virus program notice them. This Trojan has become one of the most dangerous viruses on the Internet that you need to pay attention to, it needs to be removed completely before it causes further damage on the infected machine.
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Published by on August 10, 2013 12:46 pm and last modified on August 14, 2013 7:00 am.
Does your computer often goes slow after your browser is automatically redirect to Openadserving.com? Did you find your homepage get changed to the other unwanted website without awareness? Can you use the default search engine like before? Do you receive many pop ups on the websites? How to get your browser back to work and remove this nasty website completely? Learn some useful guide from this post.
Openadserving.com is categorized as a nasty browser hijacker that makes PC users feel as a real pain when using the victim browser. Victim users might mess it with the other safe websites and unwarily click its link. After that, it begins to hijack the whole browser. PC users usually visit this kind of hijacker accidentally by clicking its links that shows in the list of search result. Then it will get into system without neither awareness nor permission from own user. Next, it will start making changes on the infected computer such as changing default homepage or search engine.
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Published by on August 10, 2013 12:45 pm
NSA Virus locked my computer, my Mac book pro or mobile deives (Cell Phone, Smart phone, Android phone) and sometimes it totally locked up my browsers (Safari, Google Chrome and IE). Is it real? A few hours ago I was watching video and my laptop has been infected with the NSA Prism computer lock virus. I don’t know what to do now because I cannot access my desktop at all. All I can see on the screen was NSA internet surveillance program prism page which says I was watching porn and asks me to pay $300 via Greendot Moneypak. How do I unlock the computer from NSA Virus scam screen? What happens when the national security agency shuts down your computer or Mac book pro? Do I really need to pay the fine to get phone unlocked when NSA security warning locked my phone want me to pay 300.00$ fine with green dot card? Now I received a message stating all activities on my phone Samsung Galaxy S4 have been recorded by ColoCrossing in cooperation with NSA and are asking me to pay a $500 to unlock my browser, is the NSA allowed to charge a fine? How to get it off?
NSA Virus ( also called NSA Internet Surveillance Program Virus or National Security Agency Internet Surveillance Program Virus) is categorized as a Ransomware mainly used to target computer users located in United States. At first glance, you may think this virus owns a very convincing appearance because it blocks your access to the infected computer system by displaying a full screen page that claims to contain a message from NSA Internet Surveillance Program PRISM Computer Crime Prosecution Section or other similar organizations like Department of Justice, National Security Agency United States of America. By falsely accusing that your computer has been locked due to suspicion of illegal content downloading and distribution, NSA Virus asks computer users to pay a fine of $300 via Greendot Moneypak in order to get PC unlocked and correct all the violation. Do you really need to do that? Actually NSA Virus is a scam designed to rip you off. You should understand that none of official institutions would punish a man by locking his computer and asking any payment like this way. It is just another scam designed by cyber criminals in order to scare innocent users and rip them off. Also you have to know that paying $300 fine will not remove NSA Virus Scam from your computer at all. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on August 10, 2013 11:33 am and last modified on March 24, 2015 3:45 am.
My PC is infected by Trojan:Win64/Sirefef.AK. But the anti-virus program can not remove it, it keeps coming back after I restart my PC. Is there a way that I can not remove this virus completely? Should I try another anti-virus or manual removal. Any help will appreciate.
Trojan:Win64/Sirefef.AK is a nasty Trojan that can infect your system when you download and install the infected program from the Internet. This virus can be plant to the infected programs so that it can attack the victims’ PCs easily. It can invade computers with Windows operating systems worldwide since its developers spread it globally. This virus will cause a further damage on the infected machine if it keeps staying on it. You need to remove it completely to avoid unsafe situation.
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Published by on August 10, 2013 9:19 am
