Our researchers discovered the UKASEE browser extension while analyzing a rogue installation setup. After testing this piece of software, we determined that it is a browser hijacker. UKASEE changes browser settings to endorse (via redirects) the findflarex.com fake search engine. UKASEE as
Kinsearch is a rogue browser extension that modifies browser settings and generates redirects to the findflarex.com fake search engine. This behavior classifies Kinsearch as a browser hijacker. It is noteworthy that software within this classification is also considered to be a privacy threat, as
Our analysis of KSEARCHY has revealed that this extension operates as a browser hijacker. Once added, it changes the settings of a web browser to promote a fake search engine. The KSEARCHY extension has other capabilities that pose even more risks. Thus, it should not be trusted and should be remo
Our examination of vernurinvish[.]com has shown that the purpose of this page is to trick visitors into granting it permission to show notifications. To achieve this, vernurinvish[.]com uses a clickbait technique. Users who land on sites like vernurinvish[.]com should close them and never agree to
Our team has analyzed safeguardforbrowser[.]com and found that this page uses fear tactics and clickbait to trick visitors into taking certain actions. Typically, websites like safeguardforbrowser[.]com are accessed unintentionally. It is highly recommended that users close such sites if they enco
We have inspected the email and discovered that it is a fraudulent letter masquerading as a notification from an email service provider. The purpose of this scam email is to trick recipients into providing sensitive information to scammers. Emails of this type are classified as phishing emails. Re
JDISearch is a rogue browser extension. It modifies browsers to endorse (via redirects) the findflarex.com fake search engine. Due to this behavior, JDISearch is classed as a browser hijacker. Typically, browser-hijacking software operates by reassigning browsers' homepages, default search
"Microsoft Edge Redirect Virus" is a generic name for unwanted applications designed to change the settings of Microsoft Edge browsers with the intention of hijacking them. Apps of this type are classified as browser hijackers. Usually, they are distributed and promoted using deceptive methods to
While analyzing a rogue installation setup, our researchers discovered the SEEKSE browser hijacker. This extension makes chances to browser settings in order to promote (through redirects) the findflarex.com fake search engine. Browser hijackers typically assign the addresses of endorsed s
While analyzing SURFSEE, we found that it changes the settings of a web browser to promote a fake search engine. Extensions of this type are known as browser hijackers. Quite often, users unknowingly add such extensions to browsers due to deceptive methods used for their promotion and distribution