Ad-supported software
inherently implies a certain degree of risk to the end users because of the
marketing model its authors selected.
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Mac computers attacked by Conduit Search virus
Conduit Search, also known as Search Protect by Conduit, is one of the few adware programs capable of infecting both Windows and Mac OS machines.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Profile and the fix for Audio Ads virus
Ethical merits of some
computer world’s actors end where big money comes in, moreover that’s where
technical sophistication grows exponentially. Whereas browser hijacking and
similar adware-related activities has been prevailing as cybercriminals’
methods of delivering advertisements to users on the Internet, a fairly new yet
more annoying tactic has emerged, impersonated by the so-called Audio Ads
virus.
Sunday, July 6, 2014
Speedial Search virus violating the Internet FairPlay
Badly meddling with the
web browsing facet of one’s computing is what the app called Speedial Search is
designed to do. In contradistinction to legitimate software, this browser
helper object does not comply with the setup regulations, permissions
acquisition on the target computer, and the critical authorization guidelines
for making changes to the system it finds itself on.
Thursday, July 3, 2014
ArabyOnline imposes content indiscernible to many
It’s not a far-sighted
online strategy to deliver content irrespectively of the language and location
of the target users. Obviously, for some reason that’s not an issue to the
creators of ArabyOnline, a web portal in Arabic that allows for no lingual
choice. But even as odd as it is, this drawback is far from being the worst
part about the entity under consideration.
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
How to control your privacy on Facebook
Facebook’s privacy settings are huge and can be difficult to use.
Here’s a guideline to some of the most important Facebook’s privacy controls.
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