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How to remove the Addonup virus
This page was created to help users remove the Addonup.com virus and explain what it is. You will have a hard time getting rid of it without our assistance. Most of the time this hijacker infects you through and extension that promotes it. You will...
How to remove the UltraSearch Extension
UltraSearch is the latest extension by findflarex that redirects to boyu.com.tr – the most widespread browser hijacker currently. Findflarex is merely a fake publisher that operated for a while on the Chrome web store, but was removed after...
How to remove Chromstera Browser
Chromstera Browser has proven to be one of the most enduring browser hijackers in the last twelve months. This is unusual because a ‘browser’ malware is quite literally the easiest to spot and avoid. I’m very sure anybody who was...
NoqotApp Virus Removal
Literally yesterday we wrote about the previous iteration of this pest – JoopApp. NoqotApp by Haye Cosq is a fake app that swaps names every week. It exists only to use system resources to mine bitcoins and other digital currencies, and to...
What Is the “Apple Could Not Verify App Is Free of Malware” Error?
One of the most common problems Mac users encounter is an error message that reads “Apple could not verify *App Name* is free of malware”. This happens when the user attempts to open an app that hasn’t been notarized by Apple...
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If you’ve been following the latest cybersecurity news, you might have heard about the recent supply chain attack involving Polyfill.io. I somehow missed this until today, due to, well, researching other malware. But the attack proved...
Cyber Security Monthly Recap: April 2024
April is over, but if you want to know what important has happened during the month, check out our selection of major topics from the cyberseucrity world. The past weeks were marked with the release of a number of security updates and reports...
Cyber Security Monthly Recap: March 2024
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Cyber Security Monthly Recap: January 2024
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Cyber Security Monthly Recap: December 2023
December 2023 in the cybersecurity world was marked by a series of significant developments, reflecting the ever-evolving nature of cyber threats and the continuous efforts to counteract them. This month witnessed a range of events, from...
Cyber Security Monthly Recap: November 2023
November 2023 was a busy month for cybersecurity, with many incidents and insights reported by various sources. Here are some of the highlights of what happened in the cyber world in the past month. Widespread Ransomware Attacks November 2023...
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