Adware

Remove Ad Blocker adware

Ad Blocker is a deceptive adware program that pretends to be a useful extension for blocking ads but actually does the opposite. It’s advertised on various third-party download platforms as an adblocker extension, but instead, it floods your screen with ads. While it’s not a severe infection that directly harms your device, adware is annoying and can expose you to…

Remove istomegiessts.co.in pop-up ads

istomegiessts.co.in is one of many generic websites designed to trick users into enabling desktop ads. If you get redirected to this site, you’ll see a pop-up saying “istomegiessts.co.in wants to show notifications”, and clicking “Allow” will result in ads appearing on your desktop because the site is misusing a legitimate feature. Normally, this feature lets sites show useful notifications if…

Remove grattederia.com pop-up notifications

grattederia.com is a deceptive website created solely to trick users into enabling desktop ads. If you get redirected to this site, a browser alert will pop up saying “grattederia.com wants to show notifications”. Clicking “Allow” gives the site permission to display ads on your desktop, some of which could be harmful and expose you to malware or scams. Fortunately, if…

Remove zavixnexo.co.in notification ads

zavixnexo.co.in is one of many websites that try to trick users into enabling desktop ads. It exploits a legitimate browser feature that lets sites request permission to show notifications on desktops. While legitimate sites use this for sharing interesting content, sites like zavixnexo.co.in abuse it to display ads. What’s more, these ads often mimic system notifications to deceive users into interacting…

Remove scipodin.co.in pop-up ads

scipodin.co.in is a fraudulent website, similar to countless others, all of which are designed to deceive users into enabling desktop notifications for ads. These sites exploit a legitimate browser feature that permits websites to request notification permissions from users. While reputable websites use this feature to provide valuable content, sites like scipodin.co.in abuse it to bombard users with intrusive advertisements.…

Remove praelant.com pop-up notifications

praelant.com is a fraudulent website designed to deceive users into enabling desktop ads. The site itself lacks any kind of content, although it attempts to create the illusion of having something. Upon visiting the website, users are immediately greeted with a pop-up saying “praelant.com wants to show notifications”. While this is a legitimate browser feature, granting this website permission will…

Remove autblaculfixed.com pop-up ads

autblaculfixed.com is a scam site designed to trick users into enabling ads. It’s identical to thousands of other sites that all do the same thing. autblaculfixed.com exploits a legitimate browser feature for showing desktop notifications, but instead of showing interesting content, it bombards users’ desktops with potentially harmful ads. Clicking “Allow” on the “autblaculfixed.com wants to show notifications” alert could even…

Remove tweadsialing.com pop-up alerts

tweadsialing.com is a fraudulent website designed to deceive users into enabling desktop advertisements. It exploits a legitimate browser feature that permits websites to request authorization for displaying notifications on users’ desktops. While this feature is typically used to notify users of new content, websites like tweadsialing.com abuse it to deliver intrusive ads directly to desktops. These advertisements are not only…

Remove hotbjasake.today pop-up ads

hotbjasake.today is a scam website designed to trick users into enabling ads on the desktop. It exploits a legitimate browser feature to achieve this. When redirected to the site, a browser alert will appear saying “hotbjasake.today wants to show notifications”. If you click “Allow”, you grant the site permission to display ads on your desktop. These ads are not only…

Remove “SYSTEM SECURITY ALERT” fake virus alert

The “SYSTEM SECURITY ALERT” alert is a fake virus warning that claims a “Windows system failure” has been detected and that you need to update your anti-virus using the provided link to restore normal computer operations. The fake pop-up is displayed on a random website, to which users are likely redirected when browsing ad-heavy sites. The contents of the virus alert…