How many antivirus applications have you installed to protect your computer from cyber viruses? Do you know all of them? Is this ION Internet Security from cloud program installed without your permission? Where is it from? Why does it create that many pop up alerts while other antivirus tools don’t? Do you need to buy another license? As a matter of fact, this ION Internet Security fromcloud software is a rogue antispyware. How does one uninstall this program?
ION Internet Security from cloud Description
ION Internet Security from cloud is one of those rogue antispyware programs that are created by computer attackers every once in a while in order to steal money from innocent computer users all around the world. With the ability to spread over different networks, computer users from many locations can come across this unwanted software on their computers. As long as a computer is connected to the internet and it’s become vulnerable, this ION Internet Security fake antivirus will grad its chances to sneak into the compromised systems without permission. Being able to escape from many authentic antivirus applications, this rogue software gets in computers with purposes, among which, forcing its victims to buy a fake full version of the software is the most important job. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 13, 2013 9:20 am
Has your browser been troubled by an unwanted webpage that comes together with the ISoft Online Search? What happened to your previous home page? Why can’t you change it back easily but keep getting this ISoft Online domain? Also, lately the online searching activities have been interrupted constantly by redirecting you to other unwanted web sites. All of these happen after getting this ISoft Online Search thing. How does one get rid of this unwanted site successfully?
What’s ISoft Online Search?
ISoft Online Search is an online search engine that’s similar to the popular Yahoo, Google and MSN searches. These search engines are created to help us find out more resources online. They provide us a lot of information and shortcuts to many resources. Hence, this ISoft Online Search may also do the same thing to enhance our surfing experiences. However, the truth is that this is an unfriendly search engine. It can install itself without consent from PC owners and is associating with many fishy web sites where Trojans and other malicious programs might hide within. Instead of providing you lots of useful online resources, ISoft Online Search offers you many chances to damage the system and even get third parties inside. Even though it has Google listed with the search engine, it’s not as helpful as Google search. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 13, 2013 8:11 am
Today, a window popped up telling me that there were many threats in my computer. It told me to buy System Care Antivirus to remove the threats. But I have already purchased other anti-virus, so I didn’t do that. But it popped up to blocked most of my other programs. Now I can’t open almost every program. I tried to restart my computer but it’s still there. How can I remove this malware? Do you have the same problem? Here is what you need:
System Care Antivirus Fake Thing
System Care Antivirus is classified as a rogue malware as it displays false information in order to trick you into purchasing the program. The interface of it looks like legit, friendly and helpful. In fact, it absolutely plays a role of villain. System Care Antivirus is a virus indeed which hides on nasty malicious websites or in bundled downloads, camouflaged as fake video codecs or spam email attachments. With a charming and fashionable name, lots of PC users have been deceived into downloading and installing this fake thing. Almost all of them thought it was a very powerful anti-spyware. It widely spread all over the world in 2013. It’s similar to some other fake anti-virus. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 13, 2013 2:31 am
Can’t get rid of “Tiger Savings” Adware pops up from Windows 7? Every time i want to open a website then the Tiger Savings pops up on the top of my screen, i don’t know how i get this thing, and i can’t delete it completely, this is annoying ! I need my computer out of the weird thing, Please help!!!!
What is Supreme Savings? Adware or Spyware?
The “Tiger Savings” Adware is a malicious add on that hackers hide in other programs and installations and once it is installed it will deliver a non stop flood of pop ups and advertisements. This doesn’t stop and it will eventually crash the computer because it sucks up all of the memory, forcing the computer to fail and the system to crash. Very similar to Browse to save, this can completely ruin a computer and it is quite possible that all of the information saved on the hard drive will be lost forever if it is not backed up on a cloud server or external hard drive. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 12, 2013 9:02 am and last modified on April 18, 2013 11:40 am.
How to remove Win64/Olmaril.AK when your Microsoft Security Essentials didn’t clean it out? Keep getting warnings from time to time when boot up the computer? Any suggestions?
Win64/Olmaril.AK Virus Description
The Trojan horse Win64/Olmaril.AK virus is a very dangerous computer threat that can completely ruin the PC by attracting and installing additional attacks and threats onto the computer(Variants: Win64/Olmaril.AH, Win64/Olmaril.AD). This virus doesn’t waste any time, and immediately attacks the system setting and files, throwing the normal operation into a complete crash course. It will then change the registry keys on the computer and begin to download other viruses from remote locations on the Internet. All of these attacks will target the system and begin to eat up all of the CPU memory and the computer will run very slow. It will be very obvious that something is wrong, as normal day to day operations will take a very long time. The Trojan horse Win64/Olmaril.AK virus will slow down simple tasks like shutting down or restarting the computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 12, 2013 8:08 am
What is this Yantoo.pagerage doing inside of your computer? Is it going to damage the function of the system? Can the antivirus software you have get rid of this virus? What is the best way to remove this virus out of your computer successfully?
What is Yantoo.pagerage Virus?
Yantoo.pagerage is categorized as a malicious Trojan virus that’s been attacking computers from different locations. No matter where a computer locates, as long as it’s infected, this Trojan will be able to sneak in with its ability to spread over different networks. Computer hackers create this kind of Trojan to help them benefit from lots of personal information stolen by it. PC users should be careful when getting this Yantoo.pagerage pop up because personal info might be stolen by this virus and used by PC hackers. Third parties may even be brought inside to take over control of the infected system. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 12, 2013 3:50 am
Is your browsing software not very cooperative lately? Are you always redirected to other unwanted web sites while surfing online? Are you not able to log in sites like facebook because of this searchou.com unfamiliar web site block? Why is it blocking you from accessing sites you usually sign on? How do you maintain a functional browsing software?
Searchou.com Redirect Description
Searchou.com is a web site out of thousands that you may have come across the other day while surfing online. Most of us consider it as a common web site which contains a search engine on it. However, this special domain can be hacked by computer attackers and turned into a browser redirect issue that’s been annoyed lots of computer users from all over the world. Similar to the Search.smartaddressbar.com redirect, this Searchou.com plays the same trick here to fool computer users. Once you start online activities from this unfamiliar URL, your online actions will be recorded by this browser redirect and be sent to PC attackers for benefits! Hence, it’s better off without this Searchou.com redirect on your browser(s). Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 12, 2013 1:25 am
Why did my Chrome get this Searchtermresults.com page? I have never set it as my homepage but it occupied my browser and affected the common functions of it. How can I remove it? I tried to uninstall from control panel and remove cookies but it seems no good? Who can help me?
Searchtermresults.com Redirect Page Introduction.
Searchtermresults.com can easily replace your original homepage of your web browser such as Chrome. Insiders call this as a redirect virus. It has the same appearance as other famous search engine sites such as Google. It is really not a good one such as Google toolbar or some other legal ones. It’s indeed a browser hijacker which can definitely stop some normal functions of your web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox. If you are familiar with this Redirect, you may know that it also has it’s homepage. On its homepage, downloading some programs or clicking some links are well recommended. However, please don’t be taken in. Once you installed those so called programs, your browser will be messed up that it will run more and more slowly. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 11, 2013 9:58 pm
Is your browser redirected to http://click.efacts.com/ hijacker virus? Recently, there are lots of computer users being annoyed with Click.efacts virus and they found it was difficult to get rid of it because even if they have uninstalled the program related to this hijacker, all of the search engines still be hacked. When they do some search the results were redirected to the bogus site. How to remove this fake search engine that hijacked your browsers (Firefox, Google Chrome and IE)?
Click.efacts.com Redirect Description
The Click.efacts.com hijacker (Click.efacts virus) is an attack on the users computer that changes the settings and hijacks your web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox without your approval. Nowadays, lots of computer users suffered from common problem of browser redirections when surfing online. Click.efacts.com hijacker is one of the serious problems that annoys PC users. By redirecting victims to pre-designed websites, it brings more troubles to infect one’s computer and allows cyber criminals to track the online activities of the owner so as to earn a lot of money.
Can’t get rid of Gboxapp Adware from Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 8 or Windows XP on your laptop? All the browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and so on) have been hijacker by search.gboxapp.com virus and then get the Gboxapp Adware? How do you remove this pops up?
How to Remove Gboxapp Adware Completely?
The Gboxapp Adware is a browser add on that displays special coupons and deals to users while they are shopping or searching online. It states that it is compatible with thousands of popular online vendors, and the company that has developed this adware has also developed several other “savings” based add ons and applications. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 11, 2013 7:16 am
