SafeSearch.net is one of those pages that look quite trustworthy, though give a lot of headache to a user who decides to keep them. Those who wouldn’t distrust the page that invaded a browser without obscurity realize their mistake soon after performing several search queries on it. SafeSearch.net page belongs to a group of browser hijacker malware, and it intentionally infiltrates systems to force promotion of affiliate sources.
Email Defend is a program that comes to your computer in the form of an extension to the browser Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. Email Defend hijacks the browser and delivers a lot of inconvenience. Email Defend comes without the consent of the user and starts to display a variety of advertisements, banners and coupons of popular sites, such as eBay, Walmart, Amazon and so on.
izzAppChecker is a potentially unwanted program that comes into your computer without yours consent. WizzAppChecker hijacks your browser (Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome). It can modify the browser settings and change the homepage. WizzAppChecker also can modify the search results and redirect user to ad sites. This program deals with the dissemination of advertisements. WizzAppChecker displays coupons and banners with a ton of ads with signature "Ads by WizzAppChecker". Many of the proposals of this program doesn't real, because of it, users risk spending money for nothing.
MPC Cleaner is one of those mendacious applications that offers to educe system errors, repair them and make your PC work faster. Nevertheless, after using a program for a while it becomes clear that its real capabilities hardly matches the presentment. Rather than look for leftovers and corrupted registry entries, MPC Cleaner generates false problem reports. The notifications about PC health issues usually state that system is in a severe condition and requires urgent interference.
AirZip - a malicious program that comes as an extension to the browser without the user's consent. AirZip hijacks popular browsers, e.g. Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. After penetrating the computer, this program starts to display banners, coupons and pop-ups, which may relate to a popular partner sites (eBay, AliExpress, and so on). Thus, AirZip is trying to force users to spend money.
