What is Goograriva.com? Goograriva.com web-site is a scam which is used to lure you into allowing push notifications from malicious (ad) push servers. Push notifications are originally created to alert users of newly published blog posts. Scammers abuse ‘push notifications’ to avoid antivirus and ad blocker applications by displaying unwanted advertisements. These advertisements are displayed
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Web Notifications Group Virus (removal guide)
What is Web Notifications Group? Web Notifications Group pop-ups are a social engineering attack which tricks unsuspecting victims into accepting push notifications. Scammers use push notifications to bypass protection against pop-ups in the internet browser and display unwanted advertisements. These ads are used to promote dubious internet browser extensions, giveaway scams, fake software, and adult
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Cinemate extension (Virus removal guide)
What is Cinemate Cinemate is supposed to be a browser extension that lets you check which movies are playing in cinemas near your area, but according to security experts, this extension acts as adware. Adware is a piece of malware that shows pop-up and notification-style ads based on your browsing history. Adware may hijack the
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How to uninstall StandardVirtue app/extension from Mac (Virus removal guide)
What is StandardVirtue StandardVirtue is an adware application that targets Mac computers. Adware is not as dangerous as such as a computer virus or Ransomware, but its presence can bring numerous pop ups and/or unwanted ads. Actually creators of adware is associated with some merchants and by displaying ads to users they generate profit for
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How to remove Flytoyellowbase.com pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
What is Flytoyellowbase.com? Flytoyellowbase.com pop-ups are a scam that lures you into allowing browser push notifications. Scammers use push notifications to bypass protection against pop ups in the internet browser and display unwanted advertisements. These advertisements are used to promote dubious web browser extensions, giveaway scams, fake downloads, and adult web-pages. The Flytoyellowbase.com website displays
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How to remove Lightgreenstep.com pop-ups (Virus removal guide)
What is Lightgreenstep.com? Lightgreenstep.com pop-ups are a scam which lures users to accept push notifications from malicious (ad) push servers. Push notifications are originally designed to alert users of recently published content. Cyber criminals abuse ‘push notifications’ to avoid anti-virus and ad-blocker software by displaying annoying advertisements. These advertisements are displayed in the lower right
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UltraHero extension (Virus removal guide)
What is UltraHero UltraHero is supposed to be a browser extension that will improve the browsing experience (help stop unwanted ads), but according to security experts, this extension acts as adware. Adware is a form of malicious software that displays unwanted advertisements on a personal computer, redirects search results to sponsored pages, and collects sensitive
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Fullsecuritysystem.com pop-up scam (Virus removal guide)
What is Fullsecuritysystem.com? Fullsecuritysystem.com is one of the sites promoting the Your PC is infected with 5 viruses scam. The scam masquerades as a McAfee (Norton, Kaspersky or Avira) system scan, displays fake scan results and virus alerts claiming that a computer is infected with five viruses. Scammers use fake virus alerts to trick users
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How to remove Efvc ransomware, Decrypt .efvc files.
What is Efvc virus? Efvc virus is a new ransomware that belongs to the ransomware family called STOP (Djvu). Ransomware is a form of malware that encrypts the victim’s files and demands a ransom for decrypting them. The Efvc virus encrypts files, renames them by appending the .efvc extension, and creates files named “_readme.txt” containing
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Worldwidedefence.com pop-up scam (Virus removal guide)
What is Worldwidedefence.com? Worldwidedefence.com is one of the sites promoting the Your PC is infected with 5 viruses scam. The scam masquerades as a McAfee system scan, displays fake scan results and virus alerts claiming that a computer is infected with five viruses. Scammers use fake virus alerts to trick users into downloading or purchasing
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