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Browser Hijacker

How to Remove DSR Search

The DSR Search is a browser hijacker site with (URL: search-redir.com) that’s been around for about a month now and it continues to find new ways to get inside people’s browsers and bother them with misleading ads, redirects to...

Trojan

How to Remove Watchdog

Watchdog is a malware program that installs on the computer through file bundling. The virus is usually found in game hacking apps, cracked games, and other questionable or illegally distributed software. It’s also possible to get this malware...

Trojan

How to Remove PCAppStore

PCAppStore is a common type of malware that has been bothering users for quite some time now. It’s been around for years and yet people today are still struggling with removing it from their PCs. I’ve researched this threat several times...

Browser Hijacker

How to Remove Secure Search

Secure Search is a fake search engine, similar to Maxask and Boyu.com.tr, that gets introduced to the browser without the user’s informed consent. It replaces the user’s preferred search engine and redirects their searches to potentially...

Trojan

How to Remove Expiro

Expiro is a malicious piece of software, similar to Weather Zero and Nwjs, that can use a variety of distribution vectors to infect your PC. It can be included in pirated software, automatically downloaded onto your PC when you visit a harmful site...

Browser Hijacker

How to Remove Skyjem

Skyjem is a browser hijacker that continues to bother users of Chromium-based browsers, especially those using Microsoft Edge and Opera GX. It shows up in the browser as the new default search engine and handles all user searches if they are made...

Security News

News

Polyfill.io infects 100k websites with malware

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...

News

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...

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Cyber Security Monthly Recap: March 2024

Hi there, lovers of security! Did you miss our Cyber Security Monthly Recap? We’re back with the third installment of our monthly series, which consists of brief but informative tidbits to keep you informed about the Security and Safety sector...

News

Cyber Security Monthly Recap: January 2024

Welcome to the January 2024 edition of Cyber Security Monthly Recap. This month, we’ve seen some significant events that emphasize the importance of protecting our digital world. From legal challenges to critical vulnerabilities, 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...

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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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