Beleela Shopper
Beleela Shopper is an extension that was previously available on Chrome Web Store, but it looks like it has been removed. The application was developed for Google Chrome users, and it is supposed to show you exclusive shopping offers. However, you should know that the program is classified as adware, which means that it will display irritating ads, coupons, etc. Also, our researchers warn users that the application could redirect them to suspicious websites. The extension’s removal is not complicated, and if you do not wish to keep it in your system, you can slide below the article to see the provided deletion instructions. ...
ZipArcade
Make sure to remove an application that is named ZipArcade at the very same time that you find it running on your operating system. If you are wondering why we advise you to do so, the reason is that it is nothing more than another worthless adware program. You must know that it does not exhibit any valuable features even though it is advertised as a great program for users that enjoy playing flash-based games within their web browser. The reality is that this dubious piece of software will only ruin your online experience, and there is nothing enjoyable about having it active on your personal computer. ...
CareerPronto
Any adware application should be removed from your computer without any hesitation. Recently, our malware researchers have come across a program called CareerPronto, which should be removed in an instance if it is ever found running on your operating system as it is just one more adware. It goes without saying that you should not even think about downloading or installing this ad-supported program even if you are being lured to do so by clever marketing techniques. ...
WizzAppChecker
WizzAppChecker, similarly to WizzScreenMode, is a questionable program developed by Wizzlabs. Although this software is supposed to notify you whenever a suspicious or malicious program is run or created in your system, we have found that this tool is quite unreliable, not to mention the fact that it may start popping up annoying and potentially unsafe third-party ads as well. Apart from making your computer run slower, this ad-supported program may also pose a threat to your privacy and your system security. ...
SecuriDex
It is high time we discuss a recently released yet undesirable media player called SecuriDex. We have classified it as a potentially unwanted program because its developers use dishonest marketing methods to advance their selfish agenda. Therefore, we believe that you should remove this program as soon as the opportunity arises because failure to do so may result in undesirable consequences. It is not considered a malicious program, but one of its purposes is to display fictitious errors and infection warnings, then offer you to call fake tech support. The promoted tech support number may be premium toll, so it could cost you a pretty penny.
We have received information that this application first appeared on 9 March 2016, so it is relatively new. It was developed by a company known as SecuriDex LLC, but we are of the opinion that this name is not real because there is no information about this company anywhere on the web. We think that this company name is just a front for its true developers that want to remain in the shadows. This practice is becoming more and more common among malware developers.
While conducting our research, we have found that this program is currently being distributed on its dedicated download website at Securidex.com. This site claims that this application is a reliable and safe media player that is compatible with all Windows devices including tablets and phones. However, we have found most of the claims on this website to be fake, but more on that later. Another method used to disseminate this PUP is a website called Software.informer.com. This site is expected to feature all kinds of shady software. While researching potentially unwanted programs, this particular website is bound to come up, so you have to be cautious when you browse on it for software.
Now let us get to the most important part of this description which is this program’s functions. As a media player SecuriDex works rather well, but do not expect it to play 4K. Furthermore, we only know of the version for PC while the tablet and phone versions remain elusive. We were not that impressed with its video-playing capabilities and thought that this function acts as a front for something more sinister. Further research has revealed that this player has the ability to render fake errors and warnings about malware. It might display these errors in a drop-down window, or it might present a pop-up. Whatever the case may be, make sure not to fall for its tricks because these messages are set to scare and compel you to dial a premium toll number to contact tech support. There is no way of knowing whether someone will actually answer the phone, but if someone does, we doubt that you will receive genuine support. We are of the opinion that this media player’s purpose is to extort your hard-earned cash.
Thankfully, at present, SecuriDex’s error-displaying function does not work, probably because its main server is down. However, the server can go back up at any time, and this program will perform to its full potential. Nevertheless, it can play videos regardless of whether its server is up or down, but do not get your hopes up. As a media player, SecuriDex does a pretty lousy job because it is limited in the formats it can play. It looks like a cheap rip-off of Windows Media Player Classic, so we do not recommend using SecuriDex as your main player. Moreover, we suggest that you delete it from your computer to avoid those fake messages and warnings.
Since SecuriDex is not a malicious program you can keep it if you so desire, but keep in mind that you will continue to get those annoying fake warnings. So we suggest that you get another media player and remove SecuriDex. Please follow the instructions we have provided below to get rid of this app.
Uninstall using Control Panel
Windows 10/8.1/8
- Right-click on the Start menu/Start screen.
- Click Control Panel.
- Go to Uninstall a program.
- Find the program.
- Right-click on it and select Uninstall.
Windows Vista/7
- Click Start and go to Control Panel.
- Select Uninstall a program.
- Find the PUP.
- Right-click on it and select Uninstall.
Windows XP
- Open the Start menu.
- Click Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs.
- Find the undesirable application and click Uninstall.
Bargains
Bargains is a piece of software that advertises itself as a light-weight browser extension. If we believe the information that is available on one of its sites (bargains-ex.space), the application should act in a beneficial way, and it might even help users to save some money. Even though Bargains is published quite recently, it is already very prevalent on the web these days. It is not very surprising because this application is, evidently, targeted at a wide range of people because it works on all the newer versions of Windows OS, starting from Windows 2000, as well as Mac OS X, Linux, and Chrome OS. ...
Sugabit.net
You probably must be rather confused to see your default homepage and search engine changed to Sugabit.net. This search page belongs to a browser hijacker that slithers into your system together with freeware applications and then changes default browser settings without any notification. The program is annoying and harmful, so if you care about your system and your data security, you will see to it that Sugabit.net gets removed from your PC as soon as possible. ...
FitnessLance
If you are into fitness, you might think that FitnessLance is an amazing tool. Although this program promises to provide you with seemingly beneficial services, there is more than meets the eye. Based on our findings made after researching this program, we can safely classify this app as an advertising-supported program. If you install this app, it will inject advertisements every time you interact with it, and that is not what you want, is it? Of course, most users are used to seeing ads because they appear on all kinds of websites, as well as the search results. ...
Zingload.com
Zingload.com is a search engine that should gather the best results from Google, Yahoo, and other sites. However, the search engine is rather suspicious, and you should not take any chances with it. If you need any assistance with its removal, you can take a look at the instructions below the article. You should be aware that Zingload.com results have additional advertising, sponsored links, etc. It seems that the ads are from unreliable third-party web pages, and you may be redirected to them if you click advertisements or sponsored links. ...
QuizScope
The name of QuizScope should signal you that this program is not transparent. This name suggests that the program is associated with online quizzes; however, the official information focuses on services that are not associated with quizzes at all. Instead, this program is introduced to you as a tool that helps you read your horoscopes. You are provided with a sign-up option to receive your “daily fix” of horoscopes by entering an e-mail address, but we have also found a statement indicating that you are not required to register for the services of this program. ...
