Mac Viruses

Being classified as a browser hijacker, Blast Search is an add-on that manipulates settings and assigns a new search engine. This search engine (find.blast-search.net) is presumably meant to provide wiser results based on entered queries. In practice, however, it uses completely different engines (often legitimate) like Google, Yahoo, or Bing showing results exactly from them. Unfortunately, Blast Search is installed without consent because nobody wants to get it intentionally. You should also know that such programs operate like spying software because they can collect personal data and save it on third-parties servers. Thus, removing Blast Search from your computer is necessary to protect your data from unintentional leaks.

Io-search.com copies a number of traits from authentic browser hijackers - it assigns new search engines, generates low-sort ads, adds new widgets, and changes values in the Mac profile so that users could not remove it manually. This search engine does nothing extraordinary that could make it better than legitimate platforms like Google, Yahoo, Safari, Firefox, and others available on Mac-oriented systems. In fact, it is designed to enable data-tracking capabilities and collect confidential data (passwords, IP-addresses, geolocations, etc.) to supposedly sell it to cybercriminals. Thus, Io-search.com can lead to privacy issues and should be removed from your computer once and for all.

G-search.pro is one of many search engines promoted by Potentially Unwanted Programs categorized as browser hijackers. After it gets on your PC, the browser will be assigned with new http://g-search.pro/ page that will appear at default startup settings. Also, it is established that G-search.pro redirects entered queries to another suspicious engine - "plusnetwork.com". Browser hijackers have full access to what you enter into the browser during the usage (passwords, IP-addresses, geolocations, etc.). We recommend you to take instant measures and delete G-search.pro from your computer as soon as possible.

WikiBuy is a completely legitimate extension designed for Chrome browsers and meant to take online shopping to a new level. It analyses products from different platforms (Amazon, Walmart, eBay, etc.) showing the best deals for the customers. It is officially registered as one of the best tools to save time on searching for multiple offers. You can download it from the official store, however, some frauds use its legitimacy to promote Potentially Unwanted Programs or other malware. Moreover, cybercriminals can use its capabilities to gather personal data and sell it to shady figures. This means that if WikiBuy appeared enabled in your browser without consent, more likely you have been attacked by unwanted software. If so, we recommend you to go through our guideline below to learn removal instructions.

File Conversion Now is a suspicious toolbar that replaces your search engine with hp.hfileconversionnow.com and adds a feature to convert files in different formats. Whilst this add-on may seem to be very useful, such apps can gather personal data and redirect users to untrustworthy pages that impose shady content. Entered queries are shown from legitimate Yahoo search. Sometimes you can see unwanted ads hovering across pages because File Conversion Now generates traffic from them to earn money from advertisers. Besides that, any attempts to remove File Conversion Now in the browser settings will fail because it is supported by unwanted applications that might be installed on your PC.

Burst Search is a rogue browser extension that acts like browser hijackers. Apps within this category assign a new homepage (burstsearch.com) and redirect users' queries through the new search engine. Burst Search can be found and downloaded from the official add-on store in Chrome, however, very often such extensions get installed without the user's consent. This is because of potentially unwanted programs that sneak into your system unintentionally. Besides the above-mentioned, Burst Search adds the "Managed by your organization" headline in the menu settings which simply means that your browser is altered and controlled by third-parties software. Deleting or disabling Burst Search from browser settings will not help, you have to uninstall a potentially unwanted program first.

Adultfriendfinder.com is a dubious page that promotes a community for finding sexual relationships and other adult-like content. Usually, redirects to this website happen accidentally when clicking on suspicious ads or buttons because very little users visit Adultfriendfinder.com intentionally. This is why its developers force users to jump on their site and get stuck on it by seeing adult content. Even kids can become a victim of this website due to negligent behavior on the web. Note that if you started seeing Adultfriendfinder constantly at the browser setup, then your PC might be infected with adware. The malware of this type changes browser settings to spy on IP-addresses, geolocations, and e-mails of regular users. Thus, you should prevent facing the Adultfriendfinder.com website unless you want your data to fall into fraudulent hands.

Quick Mac Booster is a low-weight program that is meant to improve Mac stability by cleaning up junk files, fixing errors, and others doing prophylactic measures. Quick Mac Booster claims to act on a high-level market and provide a smooth experience. In truth, Quick Mac Booster lies and supposedly generates a fake list of issues requiring people to purchase the full version to get rid of them. Therefore, it is better to use more trusted and proven products like CleanMyPc by MacPaw. Potentially unwanted programs like Quick Mac Booster can shatter your wallet and bring no promised value as a result. You can use our guide presented below to remove it without traces.