What is Saerch.net?
Just like any other browser hijacker, Saerch.net is promoted as a useful tool that can bring you relevant search results and thus improve your online experience. Its real purpose, however, has nothing to do with that, and, instead, focuses on profit. By employing the pay-per-click system, the app’s developers earn revenue, while computer users deal with unwelcome changes like never-ending…
About this infection
FilesFetcher is an adware program that pretend to be a useful browser extension. It supposedly allows you to download content more easily but if you install it, do not be surprised if you encounter huge amounts of advertisements. The pop-ups will appear everywhere you browse, even if it’s legitimate websites so they will get on your nerves pretty…
About search.searchytdvta.com
search.searchytdvta.com is a browser hijacker that is advertised as an add-on that will supposedly help you keep your privacy while you browse the Internet. It will attach itself to your browser, change settings and try to redirect you to sponsored sites. All browser hijackers aim to generate income by redirecting you to those pages so do not expect this…
With two major ransomware attacks in the last couple of months, there was much talk about how to protect computers and prevent infections. There was also a lot of emphasis on backup and how it could be a lifesaver. These attacks did a lot of damage, some victims felt impact more than the others but one good thing to come…
About this infection
Nano-news.info pop-ups are randomly appearing on your screen because you have an adware infection on your computer. It’s not a serious threat so no need to worry too much but you need to ensure that you get rid of it the moment you notice it. Adware can expose you to malicious software and you would not even notice…
About this threat
Traffic.outbrain.com redirects could be caused by a potentially unwanted program (PUP). If you find that you are redirected there once or twice, no need to worry but if you end up there on a regular basis, there could be a PUP inhabiting your system. They are not malicious computer malware programs exactly, but do pose a certain risk…
What is Mediawhirl.net?
Mediawhirl.net ads appear on your screen, because you have adware on your computer. The ads and redirects linked to this and other sites are brought to you by the ad-supported application that you most likely acquired together with other freeware. As adware affects all well-known web browsers, it does not matter which one of them you have, you will…
About this hijacker
Search.emailaccountlogin.co is one of those minor threats that change browser’s settings so that you could be redirected. In short, it’s a browser hijacker. They are low-level infections that aim to redirect users to sponsored content so that pay-per-click revenue could be generated. In order to reroute you to those sponsored sites, the hijacker needs to alter your browser’s…