Adware

Remove baselanding.site pop-up ads

If you notice baselanding.site pop-up ads appearing on your desktop, you’ve allowed the site to show notifications. You were likely redirected to baselanding.site, where you got a browser alert saying “baselanding.site wants to show notifications”. If you clicked “Allow”, you authorized the site to show notifications on your desktop. baselanding.site is a scam website so its notifications will be ads, which could lead…

Remove richleads.top pop-up ads

richleads.top pop-up ads on the desktop are caused by richleads.top being given permission to show notifications. If these ads are popping up on the right side of your screen, you were likely redirected to richleads.top and clicked “Allow” when shown the “richleads.top wants to show notifications” alert. The site is misusing a legitimate browser feature that allows sites to request permission to…

Remove blueseek.com redirect

blueseek.com is a questionable website you may get randomly redirected to if your computer has an adware infection or if you browse ad-heavy sites. Typically, if you get redirected to blueseek.com, you’ll also get redirected to several other highly questionable websites. The sites you’ll end up on will have a lot of spam content but could also expose you to potentially…

Remove hotbxegabo.today notifications

hotbxegabo.today is a generic scam website that tries to trick users into allowing ads on the desktop. The site is practically identical to all other sites that try to do the same thing by misusing a legitimate browser feature. The site will trigger your browser to show an alert saying “hotbxegabo.today wants to show notifications”, and if you click “Allow”,…

Remove hotbnaxele.today notifications

hotbnaxele.today is one of thousands of websites that misuse a legitimate browser feature to spam ads on users’ desktops. When you get redirected to the site, you will immediately get a browser alert saying “hotbnaxele.today wants to show notifications”. This is a legitimate feature that allows sites to request permission to show notifications on users’ desktops. But instead of anything…

Remove vipdragonapp.monster notifications

vipdragonapp.monster is a deceptive website that poses as a download site. It tries to trick users into allowing ads on the desktop by misusing a legitimate browser feature that allows sites to request permission to show notifications. This is why you will get a browser alert saying “vipdragonapp.monster wants to show notifications” when you get redirected to the site. However,…

Remove miboxpixorerealpath.com notifications

miboxpixorerealpath.com is a deceptive website that poses as a download site. The site tries to trick users into allowing ads on the desktop by misusing a legitimate browser feature. This is why you will get a browser alert saying “miboxpixorerealpath.com wants to show notifications” when you get redirected to the site. If you click “Allow”, you will authorize the site…

Remove “Safety Warning” fake alert

The “Safety Warning” virus alert is a fake virus alert that falsely informs you about malware infections on your device. These scams are hosted on questionable websites, to which users are usually randomly redirected. The site displays a fake virus scan in addition to warnings about malware infections. These fake virus alerts usually promote questionable anti-virus programs, but downloading them is…

Remove forexpulse.site notifications

forexpulse.site is a deceptive website that tries to trick users into allowing ads on the desktop. The site prompts the browser to show the “forexpulse.site wants to show notifications” alert, and if you click “Allow”, the site will be permitted to show notifications on the desktop. Unfortunately, forexpulse.site’s notifications will be ads. The site is misusing a legitimate browser feature. If…

Remove “Failed To Remove Viruses” fake alert

The “Failed To Remove Viruses” alert is a fake virus notification that claims viruses have been found on your computer. These supposed viruses are tracking your internet activities and collecting your banking details and login credentials. While these claims may be scary, they are completely fake. These fake virus alerts usually try to trick users into downloading questionable programs or scare…