Here you will find instructions on removing different adware threats with automatic removal tools or by performing manual steps.
Leen is a new crypto-virus from the creators of notorious Scarab Ransomware. Leen Ransomware infects users’ personal files making them unavailable via AES-256 cipher. It is easy to recognize by “.leen” extension which is added to each encrypted file. For example, file “myfamily.jpg” will turn into “myfamily.leen”.
Tags.Bluekai.com is a so-called “redirect virus” that after penetration cause your browser to display pop-up ads and open advertising sites. Usually, such strange activity is caused by adware that may have been installed along with freeware you’ve downloaded off of the Internet. A virus also may replace your search engine with a new one that shows irrelevant search results.
Cloudfront is a malicious application that aims to make you install more unwanted third-party applications. This is being done through the appearance of fake notifications claiming that your system is infected with viruses. Advertising is also the source of income for developers, therefore, you’ll have to face lots of intrusive pop-up ads and sudden redirects enforcing you to visit affiliate websites.
Search.montageobox.com is a browser hijacker that spoils your browser with pop-up ads and redirects. While Search.montageobox.com looks like an ordinary search engine, in fact it’s just a site that redirects all your search queries to Yahoo.com. More than that, it generates a lot of advertising in form of pop-up ads, banners, coupons, and so on.
You may see “Google Chrome Critical ERROR” error message while browsing in the presence of potentially unwanted program on your system. Scammers exploit credulity of users to make them pay money literally for nothing. This message says that your sensitive information is under the threat and to prevent identity theft, you are advised to call the “tech support”.
Jijitel.net/cl is an advertising domain redirecting users to various ad-supported and scam pages. The new tabs may show up whether your browser is launched or not and the main culprit responsible for this is an adware. It may come up on your computer after you open the executable file downloaded from a dubious site.
After a hidden installation Looksmart.me replaces browser homepage by http://looksmart.me/ and blocks browsers settings. This type of viruses classified as a browser hijacker and usually targets most popular browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, IE. After installation, a virus starts to use LookSmart Search Engine, which decreases a number of incorrect results. Besides, hijacker pastes links with tons of an advertisement in search results. Also, users actions in the browser are collected by a virus. All these actions need for increasing sales of third-party parties. Our advice to remove Looksmart.me as soon as possible
Go-search.me is a ralatilely new malware program, which can be potentially dangerous for macOS users. It covertly infiltrates popular browsers, for example Google Chrome, Safari or Mozilla Firefox and starts to insert malisious code into a registry. Go-search.me also insert a adware search engine, so users get a tons of advertisement in search results. Also, Go-search.me may collect perosnal information about users search keywords. It defines in Privacy Policy on https://go-search.me/
Search.searchcfpdf.com, presented as useful service for searching and converting office documents on one page. In fact it is a potentially unwanted program called "browser hijacker". It alters a search engine of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, IE and Safari and displays a different sponsored sites until user disables it in the settings. As result, a browser becomes slowly and shows incorrect search results. Search.searchcfpdf.com logs a browser history. After collecting a data, Search.searchcfpdf.com starts to insert more and more third-party sites in users search results. Usually that sites are haven't any useful content for user
Search.salamangal.com is a virus, which can be dangerous for macOS systems. It automatically infiltrates Google Chrome, Safari or Mozilla Firefox and starts to modify a registry. A malware program also has an own search engine (based on Yahoo services), so users can't find exactly what they want through browsers, showing search results may be not relevant. A purpose of this operations is to add in users browser new tabs more advertisement. Also, Search.salamangal.com (Mac) saves information about user's search keywords and after time inserts more third party adware links in a search results. Unfortunately, when users tries to get rid of a virus, this operation sometimes is blocked by Group Policies. Search.salamangal.com (Mac) can operate on all versions of MacOS. If you don't know how to remove Search.salamangal.com (Mac), you can read our step-by-step instruction on this page.
