search.trktacular.com is a fake search engine that may be set as your homepage/default search engine if your computer is infected with a browser hijacker. Sudden changes to a browser’s settings are usually a sign of some kind of infection, commonly a hijacker. These changes are made to make it easier to redirect users to certain websites and generate revenue. However,…
totraxilly.co.in is a deceptive website that will try to trick you into allowing desktop ads. When you get redirected to the site, you will immediately get a browser alert saying “totraxilly.co.in wants to show notifications”. The site, like thousands of other similar sites, is misusing a legitimate browser feature that allows sites with permission to show notifications on users’ desktops.…
SecuriGuard Browser is a rogue browser, classified as a potentially unwanted program (PUP) due to its installation method and behavior. The PUP is disguised as a useful, Chromium-based browser that will make browsing more secure. However, it can install without explicit permission and forces users to use a questionable search engine that generates no results. Instead, it redirects users to…
risotoska.co.in pop-up ads may appear on your screen if you have given the site permission to show notifications. You may have been redirected to risotoska.co.in and tricked into clicking “Allow” on the “risotoska.co.in wants to show notifications” alert that your browser showed you. The feature to show notifications is legitimate but sites like risotoska.co.in misuse it to show ads on users’ desktops.…
The “Your Norton Subscription Is Out Of Date” pop-up is a fake virus alert that falsely informs you about your Norton subscription expiring. Regardless of whether you use Norton anti-virus and have a subscription, this pop-up is fake. The site hosting this scam also tries to trick you into allowing ads on your desktop, which is why you will get…
The “Norton – This Mac Is Infected With Viruses” pop-up is a fake virus alert that claims your Mac is infected with malware that tracks your keystrokes and monitors your online activities. These types of fake alerts are generally hosted on questionable websites that users get redirected to when browsing ad-heavy sites without an adblocker. If you encounter this alert,…
“moreadsfeed.top wants to show notifications” is a browser alert you will see if you get redirected to moreadsfeed.top. The site is misusing a legitimate browser feature that allows sites to request permission to show notifications on the desktop. Giving permission to sites like moreadsfeed.top will lead to ads on the desktops. Thus, if you suddenly start seeing ads on your desktop, you…
loadpremiumapp.monster is one of the thousands of websites that try to trick users into allowing ads on the desktop. It misuses a legitimate browser feature that websites can use to ask for permission to show notifications on users’ desktops, which is why you will get a browser alert saying “loadpremiumapp.monster wants to show notifications” as soon as you get redirected…