Chance Encounter Line is a rogue website that aims to hijack your browser and spam it with obstructive pop-ups that are designed to scam you. The scam popups try to impersonate reputable companies, such as XFinity and Rogers in order to trick the...
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MaxSearch appears to be a newly-emerged rogue browser extension that has the sole purpose of taking over your browser and redirecting your searches to promoted sites. It does this by replacing your current default search engine with boyu.com.tr or...
How to remove the Kittcat Chrome extension
The Kittcat chrome extension is an anchor-component of a browser hijacker malware we came across in our routine checks. It is new at least on the surface level. In reality, it is yet another rebranding of the findflarex.com extensions that lead to...
How to Remove Abex.co.in
Abex.co.in is a rogue site that aims to hijack your main browser, replace its default search engine, and trigger unwanted page redirects every time you search for something on the web. Similarly to other rogue sites like boyu.com.tr and comisopoa.co...
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How to Remove Win32/Gamehack
Win32/Gamehack is a type of malware mainly contained in cracked games, console game ROMs, and open-source game mods, where rogue actors can easily put in malicious payloads. The most common symptom of this malware is aggressive and potentially...
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