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What is ronmeketnerep[.]pro?

ronmeketnerep[.]pro is a rogue website sharing many similarities with highertpushs.com, dernevious.com, noorotin.biz, and countless others. It operates by generating redirects to other untrustworthy/malicious sites and presents dubious content for user consumption.

Most visitors to ronmeketnerep[.]pro arrive at it unintentionally - they are redirected by intrusive advertisements or Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) already present on the device. Note that these apps do no need explicit permission to infiltrate systems. PUAs generate redirects, deliver intrusive ad campaigns, and monitor users' browsing activity.

What is novideo[.]me?

Sharing many similarities with anwap-download.club, lurunews.biz, redtext.biz, and thousands of others, novideo[.]me is a rogue website. It generates redirects to other untrustworthy/malicious sites and presents dubious/harmful content to users.

Few visitors arrive at novideo[.]me intentionally - most are redirected by intrusive advertisements or Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs), which do not require express permission to be installed onto devices. Once successfully infiltrated, PUAs generate redirects, run intrusive ad campaigns, and track data.

What is quickgosearch.com?

quickgosearch.com is one of many fake search engines. Typically, these sites are useless (provide no unique search results) and developers promote them through browser hijackers. Research shows that one browser hijacker used to promote quickgosearch.com is an app called Clusite.

Generally, apps of this type change browser settings and gather information about users' browsing habits and activity. They are also known as potentially unwanted applications (PUAs), since most people download and install them accidentally or inadvertently.

Additionally, if opened, quickgosearch.com redirects users to my-search.com, searchroute, and searchnewworld.com (three dubious websites).

What is lurunews[.]biz?

lurunews[.]biz is a rogue website. It operates by generating redirects to other untrustworthy/malicious sites and presents users with dubious content. Note that tripflag.info, highertpushs.com, and weads32.com are just some examples of other sites similar to lurunews[.]biz.

Few visitors enter these sites intentionally - most are redirected by intrusive advertisements or by Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) already installed on their devices. These apps do not require explicit user consent to infiltrate systems. PUAs cause redirects, deliver ad campaigns, and monitor users' browsing habits.

What is "* will damage your computer. You should move it to the Trash."?

"* will damage your computer. You should move it to the Trash." is a message that can appear within a pop-up window on MacOS Catalina operating systems. In other cases, these pop-ups contain a message stating, "* will damage your computer. You should move it to the Bin.".

In any case, they are displayed when adware, browser hijackers, or unwanted applications are present on the system. People generally see these pop-ups when unwanted apps were installed prior to updating their operating systems to Catalina.

What is search.turdeland2.com?

Similar to search.anilopo.com, search.stosgame.com, search.altagit.com, and many others, search.turdeland2.com is a fake search engine. Judging on appearance alone, this site may seem similar to Google, Yahoo, Bing and other legitimate search engines.

Therefore, it is easy to be tricked into believing that search.turdeland2.com is a genuine search tool. In fact, it is usually promoted through the download/installation set-ups of browser hijacking applications.

These apps operate by modifying browser settings, promoting fake search engines, and monitoring users' browsing activity. Furthermore, search.turdeland2.com also has data tracking capabilities.

What is Smbstrhlpr?

Mac users who update their MacOS systems to Catalina often experience a pop-up window containing the ""smbstruninstall" will damage your computer.

You should move it to the Bin." message. Research shows that this pop-up appears when the Smbstrhlpr unwanted app is installed on operating systems. This app is installed together with another potentially unwanted app (PUA) called Smart Mac Booster. We strongly recommend that you remove both Smbstrhlpr and Smart Mac Booster as soon as possible.

What is highertpushs[.]com?

highertpushs[.]com is a rogue website designed to present users with dubious content and generate redirects to other untrustworthy and even malicious sites. It shares many similarities with generallocationgo.com, untotlowith.info, meknews.biz, and countless others.

Few visitors of highertpushs[.]com open it intentionally, since most are redirected by intrusive ads or Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) already installed on their systems. These apps do no need express user permission to infiltrate devices, and once successfully installed, they cause redirects, deliver ad campaigns, and gather browsing related information.

What is ExtraBrowser?

ExtraBrowser supposedly helps users to search more effectively, however, this app is a potentially unwanted application (PUA) that is classified as adware.

Adware is software that serves advertisements. Typically, people do not generally download or install applications of this type intentionally. Furthermore, it is very likely that ExtraBrowser collects information about users' browsing habits. We recommend that you uninstall this app (and all other installed adware) immediately.

What is tripflag[.]info?

tripflag[.]info is a rogue site, sharing many traits with babunenhemted.pro, aleailarm.com, cudalbapt.com, and countless others. It operates by presenting dubious content to visitors and causing redirects to untrustworthy or even malicious websites.

Most visitors to tripflag[.]info enter it unintentionally through redirects generated by intrusive advertisements or Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUAs) already present on the system. Note that these apps do no need explicit user permission to be installed onto devices.

Once successfully infiltrated, however, they cause redirects, deliver ad campaigns, and gather details relating to browsing activity.