Pishnotone.com is a web-page which deceives you and other unsuspecting users into subscribing to push notifications to deliver unwanted ads to your desktop. It will show the ‘Confirm notifications’ pop-up that attempts to get you to click the ‘Allow’ button to subscribe to its notifications. Once you clicks on the ‘Allow’ button, the Pishnotone.com website
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How to remove Jeregeyto.info pop-ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
Q. I’ve been getting Jeregeyto.info pop-ups on my web-browser, for the past few days. I have tried Windows Defender, and cannot seem to remove it. I’ve Windows 10. Please help. Thx in advance. A. It seems that your browser is affected by adware which is causing this problem. I would recommend you to check Notifications
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Access to your account in my hands Bitcoin Email Scam
We have had some reports of people seeing a new email scam with subject: “Access to your account (***) in my hands“. It is a new variation on Bitcoin Email Scam. What is Bitcoin Email Scam? It is an email message from someone claiming to have compromising information and demanding ransom via Bitcoin to keep
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I am a hacker who has access to your operating system EMAIL SCAM
If you are reading this article because you have received an email starting with “I am a hacker who has access to your operating system” and you are worried, you can stop worrying! This email is a new EMAIL SCAM. This scam uses your email account name to convince you that the hacker was able
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How to remove Get Live News [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
What is Get Live News? Cyber threat analysts has determined that the Get Live News is a PUP (potentially unwanted program) from the group of hijackers. It performs changes on popular browsers installed on affected system. Particularly, it changes the user’s default home page, newtab and search engine for their Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Chrome
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How to remove Install.getlive.news pop-up ads [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
Q. Why am I automatically getting Install.getlive.news pop ups no matter what I do? What can I do to stop this madness? Please help me. A. Unwanted pop-ups and annoying advertisements are mostly provided by harmful extensions or adware (sometimes named ‘ad-supported’ software). How Adware works & Adware effects. Adware is not a malicious application
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How to remove Rutinunrinlet.pro pop-ups [Chrome, Firefox, IE, Edge]
Rutinunrinlet.pro is a misleading web page which designed in order to deceive users into subscribing to push notifications. It will say you that you need to subscribe to its notifications in order to access the web page. Once you clicks on the ‘Allow’ button, the Rutinunrinlet.pro webpage gets your permission to send push notifications in
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How to remove PUP.Optional.SofTonicAssistant [Virus removal guide]
If your antivirus software detects PUP.Optional.SofTonicAssistant then it indicates that your computer is infected with a potentially unwanted program (PUP). Usually, PUPs gets into the computer as part of a bundle with free programs, sharing files and other unsafe programs that you downloaded from the Web. The creators of potentially unwanted programs pays freeware developers
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How to remove Backdoor.NanoCore [Virus removal guide]
What is Backdoor.NanoCore? Backdoor.NanoCore is a dangerous security threat. It is dropped or downloaded on your personal computer while surfing the Net. This security threat can perform a number of malicious actions of a creators’s choice on your system. Once started, the Backdoor.NanoCore virus makes changes to the system settings and configures itself so as
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How to remove Adware.Mail.Ru.BatBitRst [Virus removal guide]
If you’re reading this post, it means that your antivirus detects the Adware.Mail.Ru.BatBitRst threat. It indicates that your computer is infected with malicious software that affects your system, changes browser settings and delivers unwanted ads on your computer. Some of these advertisements are scams or fake advertisements created to trick you. Even the harmless advertisements
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