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What is InterYield?

InterYield is an advertising platform used by many dubious websites, which promote potentially unwanted programs (PUPs), questionable medicinal products, dating services, etc. This platform is implemented by various browser extension developers in order to monetize their free plugins.

This is not a stand-alone program, and therefore, users who observe InterYield advertisements (in-text, pop-up, or full-page ads) when browsing the Internet, should check recently-installed browser add-ons - they are likely to be the cause of these intrusive ads.

Note, these ads alone are not categorized as viruses or malware, however, clicking them can cause serious privacy and computer security issues. Commonly, these ads leads to dubious websites - you are advised not to navigate to these sites.

What is PureLeads?

The PureLeads is a potentially unwanted application, which generates coupon and deals ads when Internet users visit online shopping websites such as eBay, Amazon, Walmart, etc. This program is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firexox.

Whilst savings on purchases made online may seem beneficial, many computer users refer to PureLeads as adware, spyware, or a virus. These negative associations are made since this browser add-on is a potentially unwanted application, which installs on users' computers without their consent.

What is Trusted Shopper?

Created by Squeaky Chocolate Inc, the Trusted Shopper browser add-on claims to enhance users' Internet browsing experience by displaying coupon ads when visiting online shopping websites. While this functionality may seem legitimate, be aware that the Trusted Shopper add-on is categorized as adware or a potentially unwanted application.

This plugin infiltrates browsers (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox) through free software downloads and a deceptive software marketing method called 'bundling'.

It also causes diminished browser performance and intrusive ads. At time of research, this potentially unwanted program (PUP) was distributed using Install Brain, DomaIQ, and other free software 'download clients'.

What is 22find.com?

The 22find.com website presents users with a search bar and various links to other popular websites such as Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, etc. The Search bar employed within 22find.com uses a customized Yahoo search engine returning legitimate search results.

Alone, this website appears legitimate, however, its creators use a deceptive promotion method, and many computer users report that they visit this website unwillingly (redirect issue).

Redirects to 22find.com are a consequence of reckless free software installation of an unwanted Internet browser extension, which self-installs itself together with freeware downloaded from the Internet. This unwanted browser add-on is called 22find and is installed on the Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers.

What is Easy shop?

The Easy shop rogue browser add-on installs on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. This plug-in employs a deceptive software marketing method called 'bundling' to install on Internet browsers without users' permission.

Following successful infiltration, Easy shop tracks users' Internet browsing activity by recording various hardware and software information such as IP addresses, browser types and versions, pages viewed, and other similar information. Furthermore, the add-on generates random intrusive advertisements including interstitial, in-text, and banner ads.

During online payments this rogue browser plug-in collects various personal information including names, email addresses, credit cards, and other information. The presence of adware such as Easy shop on your system may lead to serious privacy issues or identity theft.

What is savingmachine?

The Savingmachine browser plug-in is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. This browser extension employs a deceptive software marketing method called 'bundling' (stealth installation of additional applications together with the chosen software) to install on these browsers without users' consent.

Following successful infiltration, savingmachine generates intrusive online advertisements including, for example, interstitial, banner, or in-text ads. Clicking these advertisements may lead to high-risk malware infections.

Furthermore, users' Internet browsing activity is continually monitored, since this rogue browser add-on records various information during actual payments, including names, email addresses, credit cards, and other similar details. Having this adware installed on your Internet browsers may lead to serious privacy issues or identity theft.

What is waleisa?

Created by SuperWeb LLC, Waleisa is a browser extension claiming to improve the quality of users' Internet browsing experience by enabling coupons, comparison shopping, and adding other useful functions. Although this may seem a legitimate browser plug-in, be aware that it is categorized as adware.

Waleisa uses a deceptive software marketing method called 'bundling' (stealth installation of additional applications together with the chosen software) to install on Internet browsers without users' consent.

Following successful infiltration on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome, Waleisa monitors users' Internet browsing activity by recording various software and hardware information such as search queries entered, URLs visited, pages viewed, unique identifier numbers, IP addresses, and other similar information.

Furthermore, it generates various intrusive online advertisements including interstitial, transitional, search, banner, text-link, and full page ads.

What is Dealpeak?

The Dealpeak rogue browser extension installs on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox without users' permission using a deceptive software marketing method called 'bundling'.

Following successful infiltration, Dealpeak tracks users' Internet browsing activity by recording information such as IP addresses, browser types and versions, pages viewed, times viewed, and duration of views. It also tracks browser cookies and generates various intrusive online advertisements, including interstitial, banner, and in-text ads.

In addition, if users decide to buy products online, Dealpeak collects information such as e-mail addresses, names, credit cards, and other personal information. This behavior can lead to serious privacy issues, identity theft, or high-risk malware infections.

What is Sizlsearch?

Developed by SuperWeb LLC, Sizlsearch is a potentially unwanted application claiming to improve the quality of users' Internet browsing experience by displaying website trust ratings, enabling comparison shopping, coupons, and adding other useful functionality. Although Sizlsearch may seem a legitimate browser extension, be aware that it is categorized as adware.

This rogue browser add-on employs a deceptive software marketing method called 'bundling' to install on browsers, without users' permission. After successful infiltration on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome, Sizlsearch generates various intrusive online advertisements including interstitial, transitional, search, banner, text-link, and full page ads.

Furthermore, users' Internet browsing activity is continually monitored, since this rogue browser add-on records information such as IP addresses, unique identifier numbers, URLs visited, search queries entered, pages viewed, and other similar hardware and software information.

What is 123HD-Ready?

Created by Phoenix Media Inc. (Melora Investment Limited), the 123HD-Ready browser plugin claims to enhance users' YouTube experience by setting videos to the highest available quality.

While some computer users may find such functionality useful, the 123HD-Ready add-on is categorized as adware or a potentially unwanted application, since it infiltrates Internet browsers (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox) using a deceptive software marketing method called 'bundling'.

Computer users often install the 123HD-Ready add-on inadvertently without their consent when downloading free software.