My Search Manager is a browser extension that hijacks your system. At first sight, this is an excellent app. It increases browser performance and improves the browsing experience. However, after a time, it becomes clear that it is a not only useful extension. My Search Manager has own ads search engine that firstly analyzes all your internet activity. Some data may be conducted to third parties(affiliates) without your consent. You may notice, that homepage changes on http://home.mysearchmanager.net/, and despite all your attempts to change it on another - every time home.mysearchmanager.net backs again.
Start.wow.com, created by AOL Inc. is a malware search site with own, based on Yahoo, search engine. At first sight, can seem that it can increase the speed of a browsing, increase quality of search and many other things. Moreover, https://start.wow.com/ has a modern design with wallpapers and first time does not interfere with the user in any way. In fact, Start.wow.com starts to collect user's personal data, freezing the browser settings.
Media17.org is a fake search engine that hijacks Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer. It penetrates on a PC without user consent. Usually, Media17.org comes bundled with free downloads, such as archives and multimedia players, via its downloaders or web clients.
Linknotification.com is an annoying browser hijacker that comes without user consent and brings a lot of problems. It comes bundled with freeware through its web-downloaders, installers and so on. Linknotification.com constantly redirects the user to a third-party page containing a pop-up window containing information about the possibility of obtaining full access to this site.
Push-news.systems is a browser hijacker that comes into the PC without user consent. This potentially unwanted software isn't a virus, but it creates many problems for the user during the browsing. The hijacker changes the browser settings, such as the homepage. This redirects the user to third-party sites and displays a pop-up window suggesting full access to the unknown content.
