Category Archives: Adware
Fresh-info.news
Fresh-info.news falls under the classification of adware, so if you do come across it, you can expect various third-party pop-ups, sponsored links, banners, and other annoying advertisements being displayed while you surf the Internet. However, the worst part is such content might originate from unreliable web pages, which means it could be dangerous to interact with it. To learn more about this doubtful application we encourage you to keep reading our article. On the other hand, if you have already decided the adware is not worth to risk your computer’s safety we can offer you our recommended deletion instructions located a bit below the text; they will tell you what to do to eliminate it step by step. ...
Gamersuperstar
Gamersuperstar is a plugin that allows you to play free games, but at the same time might also introduce you to possibly malicious advertising content. We do not mean all of its displayed ads could be harmful, but since the software’s creators do not say what material could be promoted or where it might come from there is a possibility some of it could be unreliable. Besides, it seems the tool falls under the classification of adware and so cannot be considered as reliable. If you do not want to take any chances, our specialists advise removing it at once. ...
Flash Player Premium Sms
Flash Player Premium Sms is an adware server that may redirect users to a suspicious website offering to install a fake Adobe Flash Player. In fact, what the user might receive could be a completely different software called Update Checker. We do not know what kind of updates it is supposed to look for, but if you installed it, we would not advise waiting until it starts doing anything. In other words, if you do not like putting your system or your privacy at risk, it is advisable to get rid of Flash Player Premium Sms as fast as possible. If you continue reading our article, you can learn more about this adware server, and if you slide a little bit below the text, you should find our recommended deletion steps. ...
Leadtrack.pro
It might seem that Leadtrack.pro is an ordinary domain, but it is not. It has turned out that it is one of those advertising domains that present users with commercial advertisements. It is not very common for users to open this website themselves. It is more likely that they are redirected to it from another website after visiting it or clicking on some kind of link. In addition, redirections to the Leadtrack.pro advertising domain might also mean that there is an untrustworthy program installed on the system. As has been observed by researchers at 411-spyware.com, advertising-supported applications (adware) are usually the ones associated with advertising domains. ...
Unzippro
Unzippro is a new questionable application for the Mac OS that has raised some concerns. This software is supposed to be a file extraction program, but our research shows that it is more like an adware program. In fact, we have categorized it as a potentially unwanted program (PUP) because it does not mean direct danger to your system. However, it is possible that indirectly it can expose you to unreliable third-party web content. If you have noticed an increased number of third-party ads while you are browsing the web, it is possible that you have this PUP on board. ...
Ssl.mmtgo.me
It might be hard to understand that the ads you are facing are represented via Ssl.mmtgo.me, an unreliable adware server that, according to our research team, can promote scams and unreliable installers. That is because this adware server does not reveal itself in a clear manner. It simply delivers advertisements by redirecting to certain pages. In one example, the adware server promotes “SearchApp – Entertainment” via hxxp://entertainment.blpmovies.com/?nsysohk2n=750&vappcib1xms2cv=105&rlp1xbhmixvr=5341&dubbxhd=wSPBV2SO35RJTLMCHE88U63C&lpubdey4vhl=a2ecd49b-367d-4f20-b8b1-f35df28b2c39. ...
Free.dealclicks.us
You are unlikely to realize that the ads you are seeing or interacting with are served by Free.dealclicks.us because this adware server redirects silently and quickly. In fact, it can redirect via several servers before the intended page is opened. Unfortunately, highly misleading advertisements could be delivered via these pages, which is why it is important to discuss this adware server and the dangers that users might face when interacting with the ads delivered via it. First of all, of course, the user needs to be aware that something is not right, and that is why you need to be vigilant at all times. ...
ShoppingDay
If you find coupons and best deal offers when opening a new tab in your Google Chrome browser, chances are ShoppingDay has managed to sneak onto your system. We have labeled this browser extension as an adware program since it can display questionable third-party content on your screen and thus pose a threat to your virtual security. If you do not want to flood your system with malware infections or lose money by being scammed online, you had better act right now. We suggest that you remove ShoppingDay from your computer right away. ...
Google Lead Services
Google Lead Services are represented as Google advertising services, but they are not. Their creator is unknown, but it is obvious that they are using the name of a well-known brand to get more customers. It is also not exactly clear who the customers of these services are. It is possible that they are regular businesses and companies who want to use advertising to gain traction, but it is also possible that the suspicious service could be used by companies who could never advertise using reputable services. We are talking about schemers and malware distributors here. ...
TAP Provider V9
TAP Provider V9 is an adware server, which can send all kinds of questionable third-party advertisements to your screen when your system has been infected with certain malware. If you find way more suspicious ads while surfing the web than before, chances are those come from this ad server. As you may know, being exposed to potentially unreliable third-party content can be risky to engage with. You may easily infect your computer with more serious threats, but you may also open a new tab with malicious content. If you are scammed on a fake website, you may also lose money from your bank account. ...
