Mac Viruses

Jogo Tempto is classified as both adware and browser hijacker infection that penetrates browser settings. The unwanted app alters the default homepage to access various websites and online flash games. It also generates a plethora of banners with unwanted redirects that lead to suspicious or dangerous pages. Developers set up these ads to appear throughout your browsing session for monetizing goals. Each collected click brings money to the developers that analyze your browser activity to display the most relevant ads. Besides this, Jogo Tempto has other side effects as well. It can deteriorate your browser speed and PC performance by eating unprecedently high amounts of system resources. This is another strong reason why Jogo Tempo should be removed from your PC as soon as possible. Do not worry, we will help you do it in the article below.

PDFConverterSearchOnline has been determined to be a browser hijacker. Software of this type is highly unwanted because it manipulates browser settings affecting experience-diminishing changes. Alike others, this hijacker alters browser appearance and integrates its own search engine (feed.pdfconvertersearchonline.com) to replace the default settings. It also gives access to online apps helping users convert various files. Whilst this can be useful indeed, PDFConverterSearchOnline cannot be trusted by any means. Such software can gather your personal data (e.g. IP addresses, passwords, geolocations, etc.) and sell it to interested figures. What is more, the search engine promoted by PDFConverterSearchOnline is fake, meaning it does not generate any unique or useful results. Instead, it either redirects to legitimate Yahoo or suspicious Searchlee.com, which can display unreliable or dangerous pages. Most often, PDFConverterSearchOnline can be spotted working as a browser add-on. Sometimes it can also be powered by unwanted applications installed on a PC, which will deny any attempts to disable the unwanted extension. If you are struggling to delete it on your own, you should definitely refer to our guide below. Follow through all listed steps to remove PDFConverterSearchOnline and secure your PC against such threats in the future.

Feed.techappworlds.com looks like a pure browser hijacker that targets both Mac and Windows operating systems. This can be vividly seen from its unwanted impact on browser behavior. New homepage appearance along with the unusual Feed.techappworlds.com address indicate something unwanted has infiltrated your system to affect such changes. This search engine is fake because it uses legitimate Bing by Microsoft to generate and display results. People using popular browsers like Chrome, Safari, and Mozilla Firefox are often at risk of getting infected with hijacking software. There are hundreds of other fake search engines promoted by hijackers once they are installed on your PC. Usually, they are extension-based, meaning there might be some third-party add-on lurking inside of your browser. These add-ons seem to be useful extensions meant to alleviate the browsing experience, however, sometimes that can be also the reason for unwanted changes that are implemented under their "legitimacy". Feed.techappworlds.com has no single add-on in charge of the changes, but rather a few. This is easy to define by turning each enabled extension installed to your browser off. If you struggle to do it because the suspected extension refuses to disable, then more likely your PC is infected with unwanted software. In this case, Feed.techappworlds.com should be taken seriously by deleting its presence completely. Note that browser hijackers have access to everything you do around the web. This means they are physically able to gather personal data like passwords, IP-addresses, geolocations, and other sensitive pieces. Thus, this is another strong reason why you should remove Feed.techappworlds.com or similar hijackers from your computer. Do not worry, we will help you do that below.

Go.pajosh.com stands for unwanted search engine promoted by Pajosh browser hijacker. Software of this kind takes over browser settings to thrust various changes. Go.pajosh.com gets assigned instead of the default homepage address, which makes users see it each time launching a browser. Visually, it looks quite similar to legitimate browsing platforms like Google, Bing, Yahoo, and others. This helps developers prevent some inexperienced or novice users from spotting anything suspicious during the browsing session. Even though, it is still quite obvious your browser is under third-party affection. The range of affected browsers usually includes Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Internet Explorer as they are most utilized by people. Slower speed, lags, unexpected redirects, and dubious ads are all symptoms of browser hijackers abusing your system. What is more, such software is able to monitor personal data (e.g. passwords, IP addresses, geolocations) entered by users or generated by browsers whilst accessing websites. It can therefore leak to third-party ventures seeking to capitalize on innocent users. Knowing this, it is recommended to stop go.pajosh.com by deleting its unwanted program. Below, we will show all instructions necessary for its complete and trace-free removal.

Operative Engine is categorized as a browser hijacker that infects Macintosh users. Upon its stealth installation, users encounter a couple of browser changes. Most often, such software alters default search engine and homepage appearance. This is ostensibly meant to generate smarter and better results when surfing the web. In reality, search engines promoted by Operative Engine are fake and non-existent. Instead, they redirect users' queries to legitimate platforms like Yahoo. What is more, browser hijackers may have adware capabilities as well. This means they can display various ads, pop-ups, and banners leading to unwanted or dangerous pages. For this exact reason, it is important to remove unwanted software like Operative Engine from your system. As a rule, it is hard to do without additional tools as this kind of software tends to reinstall itself after deletion. If this is your case, follow our tutorial below that will help you get rid of this nasty software completely.

BookLot is a Potentially Unwanted Program categorized as adware. The app stands for the remastered version of Wikipedia developed as a separate desktop program. In other words, BookLot should allow its users to search for various Wikipedia articles right from the desktop. Whilst this may seem useful indeed, BookLot cannot be trusted in multiple aspects. Adware programs alter certain settings to display intrusive and dubious ads, collect personal data (passwords, IP addresses, geolocations, etc.), and run countless other suspicious activities. Content promoted by BookLot may be seen whilst surfing the web and contain hidden redirects to potentially dangerous pages. For this exact reason, it is recommended to remove BookLot from your system. Sometimes it may be hard to perform the complete removal on your own. Thus, you can follow our tutorial below to do this.

Ads by Shopsave.me are generated by a browser-based add-on that can be installed to Chrome, Firefox, or Internet Explorer. Shopsave.me is adware designed to earn money on unlucky users. In particular, by showing various coupons, offers, and banners leading to dubious pages. Sometimes displayed banners can look useful or even legitimate, however, they are often meant to conceal underlying redirects to third-party pages. In other words, if you click on the eBay sale banner powered by Shopsave.me, you will see a chain of dozen websites opened before you end up on the intended page. Such ads are usually scattered around all websites you visit, so there is no way to evade them as long as Shopsave.me is present on your PC. All adware-related changes pose nothing, but performance decrease as well as security threats. This means an unwanted app is likely to slow down your system and wield access to your personal data (passwords, IP addresses, geolocations, etc.) entered during the browser session. Therefore, Shopsave.me is strongly advised to undergo thorough removal as it brings no positive value to your experience. If you struggle to do it on your own, feel free to follow our tutorial down below.

BestZiper has been categorized as an unwanted piece of software that displays annoying ads, slows down the browsing speed, and runs stealth collection of personal data. Initially, it is presented as a useful add-on and desktop application helping users archive and unzip their files. Even though this may be helpful for some people indeed, there is hardly any room to trust BestZiper. As we mentioned, it features a number of intrusive ads stacked and laid over each other on any website you open. Various coupons, text ads, banners, and pop-ups are likely to store redirects to unwanted, malicious, or fake pages offering to download some software or updates. In addition to that, you may see such ads marked under tags like Powered by BestZiper, Brought to you by BestZiper, RocketTab powered by BestZiper, Ads by BestZiper or Ads powered by BestZiper. These and more changes imposed by BestZiper serve as tools helping frauds earn illegal money. The adware may also gather your data (e.g. passwords, IP addresses, geolocations, etc) and sell it to third-party figures. Considering these threats are present, there is no doubt BestZiper has to be removed from your system. However, in most cases, it ends up being a struggle to delete BestZiper for users facing such infections for the first time. This is why we decided to make instructions explaining how to get rid of BestZiper completely.