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PUA:Win32/Webcompanion is a potentially unwanted program positioned as a malicious link blocker. In fact, it modifies browser settings and installs additional unwanted software and browser extensions. The program is commonly distributed as bundled or recommended software alongside freeware programs. PUA:Win32/Webcompanion Overview PUA:Win32/Webcompanion is a Microsoft Defender detection associated with a potentially unwanted program called Adaware […]

You can witness a PUA:Win32/DNDownloader detection while installing a certain software. This detection refers to a potentially unwanted software that attempts to run unwanted apps along with the “main” installation. In this article, I explain how to remove it and show the dangers related to that threat. Detection Overview PUA:Win32/DNDownloader is a heuristic detection of […]

PUABundler:Win32/MediaGet is a Russian potentially unwanted program designed for accessing pirated content. Like most similar software, it installs some unnecessary programs onto the system during installation and also turns the device into a proxy server in exchange for an ad-free experience. MediaGet Virus Overview PUABundler:Win32/MediaGet is a detection of potentially unwanted software associated with the […]

PrimeLookup is a Chrome extension that may unexpectedly appear among your browser’s add-ons, causing your search queries to be redirected. As a browser hijacker, it poses a subtle threat to anyone who continues using the affected system. Removing this unwanted extension isn’t easy, so in this post, I’ll explain its origins and guide you through […]

ZoomFind is a Chrome extension that may unexpectedly appear among the others, causing the browser to redirect your search queries. It belongs to the class of browser hijackers and poses a less obvious danger to anyone who keeps using the system. Removing this unwanted extension is not an easy task, so in this post, I […]

The SwiftSeek is a browser extension that may unexpectedly appear among the others, causing the browser to redirect your search queries. It belongs to the class of browser hijackers and poses a less obvious danger to anyone using the system. Removing this extension is not easy, so in this post, I will explain its origins […]

Trojan:Script/Obfuse!MSR is a generic detection of a malicious script that abuses command interpreters to execute commands or binaries. What distinguishes this threat from others is its emphasis on a high degree of obfuscation. In this article, I will explain how much of a danger this detection means and how to remove it. Trojan:Script/Obfuse!MSR Overview Trojan:Script/Obfuse!MSR […]

“Hacker Who Has Access To Your Operating System” is a type of email scam that targets unsuspecting internet users. This scam can take various forms, but the core idea remains the same – to pressure the victim into paying money. “Hacker Who Has Access To Your Operating System” Overview The “Hacker Who Has Access” scam […]

Hkbsse.exe is a name of a process related to Amadey Dropper, that you can observe while browsing through the system. This malware delivers other malware to the target system, disables security solutions and does a lot of other dirty things that harm the system pretty badly. In this article, I will explain how to remove […]

Trojan:Win32/Stealer!MTB is a detection that indicates the presence of an infostealer on your system. Despite being generic, it still shows enough information to make basic conclusions, but this does not tell you there’s a probability of this detection being a false positive. In this post, I will explain how to understand whether something threatens your […]

Trojan:Win32/Commandrob.A!ml is a heuristic detection associated with suspicious network activity. It may refer to a wide range of malicious programs, or be a false positive detection. In this post, I will explain what it means and how you can check the system for possible viruses. Trojan:Win32/Commandrob.A!ml Overview Trojan:Win32/Commandrob.A!ml is an AI-based detection of Microsoft Defender. […]

Azurestaticapps.net is a selection of pages registered on genuine Microsoft hosting, that try scaring the user by false malware infection claims. In fact, it is nothing but intimidation that ends up with a call to fake tech support, that eventually steals personal information or installs unwanted software. In this post, I will debunk all the […]