According to cyber threat analysts, Allhugefeed.com is a dubious web-site that uses social engineering to force you into registering for its push notifications. It displays the message ‘Click Allow to’ (watch a video, enable Flash Player, download a file, connect to the Internet, access the content of the web site), asking the user to subscribe

According to experienced security experts, Thehugefeed.com pop up is a browser-based scam that uses social engineering to force you and other unsuspecting victims into subscribing to push notifications so that it can deliver unwanted ads to the desktop. It will deliver the message stating that you should click ‘Allow’ button in order to enable Flash

If you encounter constant redirects to a website called Feed.cf-se.com, other unreliable or suspicious web-sites on the Firefox, Chrome, IE and Edge then there are chances that your PC is infected by unwanted software from the adware (also known as ‘adware software’) category. Adware can cause problems for your device. Adware can show annoying adverts

The IT security experts have determined that Livefeedlab.com is a webpage which uses social engineering to lure users into subscribing to spam notifications that go directly to the desktop or the browser. This website asks you to click on the ‘Allow’ to watch a video, access the content of the webpage, connect to the Internet,

Mycoolfeed.com is a webpage which uses social engineering to fool computer users into subscribing to spam notifications that go directly to the desktop or the web browser. It claims that you must subscribe to notifications in order to connect to the Internet, download a file, watch a video, access the content of the web site,

Thewowfeed.com is a web-site that is designed to mislead computer users into allowing its browser notification spam that go directly to the desktop or the browser. This web-page will claim that clicking ‘Allow’ is necessary to connect to the Internet, watch a video, download a file, enable Flash Player, access the content of the webpage,

2020 Visitor Feedback Survey pop-up is a browser-based scam which is created in order to deceive computer users into completing different surveys from this or similar webpages. The full text of the “2020 Visitor Feedback Survey” start pop-up: Congratulations ! You have been selected to get a complimentary reward! In order to qualify, just complete

According to experienced security researchers, Happyfeed.net is a web site which is used to lure people into signing up for its push notifications to deliver unwanted advertisements directly to the desktop. This webpage will show the ‘Confirm notifications’ popup that attempts to get the user to press the ‘Allow’ to subscribe to its notifications. Once

What is Visitorfeedback2020.com? Visitorfeedback2020.com is a website that can redirect the computer user to a variety of advertising websites. Some of them can be suspicious or misleading web sites. IT security specialists have determined that users are rerouted to Visitorfeedback2020.com by a variety of potentially unwanted applications from the adware (also known as ‘adware software’)