Hi, I have Win7 64-bit and use Firefox and Google as my default search engine. Somehow I got hijacked by “Secury-surf.com”. This is the only search I can get now. I have been trying for quite a while to uninstall but unable to do it. It is not listed in Add/Remove Programs. I have removed all history from Firefox and installed Google Chrome. Nothing seems to help. How do I get rid of this hijacker completely?
Brief Introduction to Secury-surf.com Redirect/Hijacker
Secury-surf.com is classified as a browser hijacker that can attack browsers like Google Chrome, Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. It can do a lot of malicious activities to interrupt your browsing experience and compromise your security and privacy. Once infected, you will see that your web browsers will start with Secury-surf.com rather than google.com or any other search engine you had before. And the worse thing is you are not able to change the homepage back to the web page you want. Being as a browser hijacker threat, it can install itself as a bundle with other programs that you downloaded from the Internet, so it is really important to read software license agreement and terms when you are able to download something online. Always be attention on what are checked in the installation process, deselect the additional add-ons or programs you don’t want in order to prevent unwanted changes on your computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 22, 2014 7:34 am and last modified on April 22, 2014 7:35 am.
Can this Trojan:Win32/Cribit.A be removed? Why I always get the security warning of it from my anti-virus program? Every time I try to use the protection tool to remove it, after it finishes the removal, I restart the computer as it requires, but after the reboot, the same problem comes back. What can I do? I want to remove it completely from my computer. I’m not good at computer. Please help!
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Trojan:Win32/Cribit.A is a dangerous computer threat, which is released by cyber criminals with malicious purposes. It can be widely distributed on the Internet. When people visit some unknown web pages, especially pornography and dubious sites, the Trojan can easily invade the target computers without users’ notice. Except using these two approaches to transfer, the Trojan can also hide in the E-mail as a useful attachment which sent by hackers. Cyber criminals can forge the title of the E-mail to convince people to believe. Once people click on the attachment to download, this Trojan comes. Also, freeware that can be found on the Internet can be used, when the unwitting people get these programs on their computers and perform the installation, the Trojan can penetrate the target computer secretly. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 21, 2014 10:03 pm and last modified on April 22, 2014 6:06 am.
Is your computer suffering from the infection of Exploit:JS/Neclu.M virus? Do you have problems in removing the virus? Does your antivirus fail in deleting the virus effectively? The following is instructions to remove the virus manually by oneself.
Information about Exploit:JS/Neclu.M:
Exploit:JS/Neclu.M is defined as a Trojan virus infection object which has annoyed many computer users all around the world. Cyber criminals create this virus and spread it throughout the internet and annoy innocent computer users. They are using the virus to collect as much money as possible in the meanwhile. This serial of Trojan virus is often used to do online financial crimes which have become a common phenomenon in today’s society. Computers have become such an important member in the daily life of human beings’, thus we should not underestimate the great damages the virus causes on the machines. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 21, 2014 1:13 pm and last modified on April 21, 2014 10:01 pm.
What is this gnj.tooldiv.net pop up ad? It keeps showing on my browser to stop me from searching online efficiently. I even get random pop ups on regular websites which I never experienced before. Is my computer infected with a virus? Why can’t my antivirus detect anything? How do I block the pop ups and restore my browser?
Gnj.tooldiv.net Popup – How to Remove?
Gnj.tooldiv.net pop up web page is an unwanted ad displayed by a browser adware on the computer. It contains lots of misleading information online that will pop up on browser tabs constantly to annoy computer users and mess up the system settings to provide convenience for potential malware attacks. It is as risky as other computer viruses but mainly affects browsers on a system. Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and sometime Apple Safari are the most popular browsers used by lots of users and the common targets of a browser adware. Users need to get rid of the adware timely to stop all the annoying pop ups and prevent further consequences from happening.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on April 21, 2014 12:21 pm
How do I get rid of the pop up searches.safehomepage.com page on my browser? It keeps showing and automatically replaces the home page of my browser. I keep getting lots of pop up ads randomly all over the webs which cannot be removed even if I have reset the browser. I looked it up online and found out that this is some kind of adware that hijacks your browser. How do I fix the browser problem?
Searches.safehomepage.com Popup – How to Remove?
Searches.safehomepage.com pop up webpage is categorized as a browser adware that hijacks browsers including Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Safari on Apples. The pop up hijacker may look like a common search website to you that also acts like your default search engine. It is with this deceitful appearance, the browser hijacker is able to trick a lot of innocent computer users and cause them huge troubles. Generally, browsing online is not safe due to the hijacker attack and computer system is also affected in a way that users can be constantly kicked out of the system. To get yourself out of these problems and restore the browser performance, remove the hijacker now via manual removal instructions given in the following of this passage.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on April 21, 2014 7:52 am
This Dm.startnow.com has changed my homepage and I can’t change back. I always get this website when I open my browser or create a new tab. What’s more, many pop-up advertisements shows, that is really annoying! I can’t focus on my work anymore. However, my anti-virus tool shows nothing wrong in my computer. I don’t know how to solve this problem as I’m not a computer literate. Is there any chance that I can get it removed?
Brief Introduction to This Website
Once you can see this Dm.startnow.com shows on your computer, sorry to tell you that your computer has been attacked by a malicious computer threat that belongs to browser hijacker or redirect infection severely. The makers of this browser hijacker can distribute it to many commonly used freeware for people to download. Those infected application mainly are published on unreliable websites, so please be cautious about those links that you don’t know too much. Also, the spam E-mail attachment can be used to transmit this hijacker to many computers. Hackers can forge the E-mail sending from legit place which can lure people to open, as soon as PC user clicks on the infected attachment, this nasty thing will infiltrate without user knowledge. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 20, 2014 5:56 am
TrojanDownloader:Win32/Filcout.A is detected in my computer. I don’t think I am able to remove it by my own, because I have tried many different kinds of anti-virus programs to remove it, but all my work is in vain as this Trojan always comes back after I restart my computer. I’m not a computer savvy, so I afraid I would mess up my computer if I do it by my own. What should I do to get rid of it completely?
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
TrojanDownloader:Win32/Filcout.A is a high-risk Trojan infection that can attack computers with Windows operating systems all over the world. Machines with Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8 can all be targets. The Internet can be the main way for this Trojan to distribute. The makers of this Trojan can implant this virus to many websites’ servers which have already been hacked by them. Once people visit the infected web pages, this Trojan can immediately come to the target computers by attacking the vulnerabilities of those machines. Some malicious pop-up advertisements also can lead this Trojan to come. Spam E-mail attachments can be another way for hackers to spread this virus to innocent computers. Freeware that come from unreliable resources can be used by virus makers to transmit this Trojan too. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 19, 2014 12:54 pm and last modified on April 19, 2014 12:54 pm.
Is your homepage or your default search suddenly changed to AllMyWeb.com? This is a sign that your browser has been hijacked. This threat is able to take control of your browsers including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome and then replace your default search provider and homepage without your permission. Please follow the manual removal instruction below to clean up your computer now!
AllMyWeb.com Hijacker/Redirect Description:
AllMyWeb.com is categorized as a browser hijacker. It is created and managed by online criminals in order to promote their products and then make money from the browser usage. When it comes to your computer, it can take control of your web browser and change your home page, redirect your search results to malicious sites, or hammer you with a barrage of popup ads. Thus, whenever you try to browse online, this page will appear itself without your permission. It could be your homepage or come as a new tab, trying to interrupt your browsing experience. AllMyWeb search page looks like Google Search that provides search on Web, Images, Videos and Shopping and it claims it is powered by Yahoo. However, this is a fraudulent search result and it only forces your web browser to AllMyWeb.com constantly so as criminals can use the artificial traffic to boost affiliate payments but will never provide you any reliable search results.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on April 18, 2014 5:41 pm
Have you got the report of Trojan-PSW.Win32.Tepfer.tttl infection from your antivirus? Does your antivirus inform you that your computer is at risk? Why does the infection alert popping up again and again after each restart? What can we do to get rid of the warning and remove the virus completely?
Information about Trojan-PSW.Win32.Tepfer.tttl:
Trojan-PSW.Win32.Tepfer.tttl is a quite aggressive Trojan virus which can reveal any personal database on the infected computer once it gets installed. Its main ability is to inject malicious virus codes into the regular system files in which way it enables remote hackers to remote control your computer. It is also enabled to bypass most of the computer protection programs and sneak into the computer to make damages. Some victims of the virus may doubt why their computers are infection while they think they have had perfect computer protection from famous antivirus software. The reason is simple, there is no perfect antivirus program as the technology is developing rapidly and new viruses are created every minute. A widely used computer security tool definitely need time to update itself to newer threats on the internet.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on April 18, 2014 1:35 pm
My computer has been infected by this VirTool:JS/Obfuscator.FG. I have tried many kinds of anti-virus software to remove it, but none of them can remove it completely. This nasty stuff really drives me crazy. Is there an easy way for me to get it removed? I don’t know much about computer. It is my work computer, and I don’t want to erase my data in my hard drive. So what is the best way to remove this virus?
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
VirTool:JS/Obfuscator.FG is a dangerous Trojan infection which can do destructive damage to the infected system. Cyber hackers who design this Trojan can distribute the harmful script of this infection to many websites that they are able to hack in, especially porn sites. Once those websites’ servers have been hacked, people who come to those web pages can be immediately attacked by this Trojan. Free programs can also be used for the transmission of this Trojan. Hackers mainly use those software which are commonly used and can be easily found on the Internet. They implant this Trojan infection into them, after innocent people download those infected programs and install them into their computers, this Trojan can be saved without users consent. Spam E-mail attachment is also a mean for hackers to spread this Trojan. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 18, 2014 5:23 am and last modified on April 18, 2014 11:23 am.
