Appbario Toolbar (also found as Appbario Toolbar virus, Appbario19 virus, Appbario Community Toolbar, appbario19 Toolbar, appbario19 Toolbar Toolbar for IE, etc. though not an actual computer virus) is potential malware categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that downloads and installs to a Microsoft Windows PC and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent. Once Appbario Toolbar is installed, the program will begin to change existing internet browser settings, including the home page, managed, provided, and default search engine. This causes unwanted browser redirects and start ups to Appbario Search, search.conduit.com, and other sites, and other complications.

The StarBurn Search virus (also found as the SearchStarBurn virus, StarBurn virus, searchstarburnsoftware redirect virus, and other terms; though not technically a virus) is potential malware (similar to the DoSearches virus) categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that installs to a Microsoft Windows computer and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent.

The WebSearchInc virus (also found as the WebSearch Inc virus, Web Search virus, WebSearchInc.net redirect virus, and other terms; though not technically a virus) is potential malware (similar to the Aartemis virus) categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that installs to a Microsoft Windows computer and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent. The WebSearchInc.net add-on and extension or other item used to promote WebSearchInc.net changes internet browser settings including the home page (start page) and internal browser search engine (default, managed, and provided search engines. This causes affected browsers to redirect to http://websearchinc.net in general scenarios and start-up on the WebSearchInc search engine when users open a new browser window or browser tab.

The RivalGaming virus (also found as Rival Gaming virus, RivalGaming Toolbar, RivalGaming Search virus, etc. though not an actual computer virus) is potential malware categorized as adware, a browser hijacker, and spyware that downloads and installs to a Microsoft Windows PC and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent.

The MySearchSocial virus (also found as the My Search Social virus, MySearchSocial Search, smartwebsearch.mysearchsocial.com virus, mysearchsocial.com redirect virus, etc.; though not technically a virus) is potential malware categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that installs to a Microsoft Windows computer and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent. The mysearchsocial.com add-on and extension or other item used to promote mysearchsocial.com changes internet browser settings including the home page (start page) and internal browser search engine (default, managed, and provided search engines. This causes affected browsers to redirect to http://mysearchsocial.com and start-up on the MySearchSocial search engine when users open a new browser window or browser tab.

The 4Loot virus (also found as the 4Loot Search virus, 4 Loot, 4Loot.com virus, 4Loot.com redirect virus, etc.; though not technically a virus) is potential malware categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that installs to a Microsoft Windows computer and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent. The 4Loot.com add-on and extension (4Loot Toolbar) or other item used to promote 4Loot.com changes internet browser settings including the home page (start page) and internal browser search engine (default, managed, and provided search engines. This causes affected browsers to redirect to http://4Loot.com and start-up on the 4Loot search engine when users open a new browser window or browser tab.

4Loot Toolbar (also found as 4Loot Toolbar virus, 4Loot Toolbar Toolbar for IE, etc. though not an actual computer virus) is potential malware categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that downloads and installs to a Microsoft Windows PC and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent. Once 4Loot Toolbar is installed, the program will begin to change existing internet browser settings, including the home page, managed, provided, and default search engine. This causes unwanted browser redirects and start ups to 4Loot Search, search.conduit.com, and other sites, and other complications.

The My Online Search virus (also found as thre My Online Search virus, my-online-search.com virus, my-online-search.com redirect virus, etc.; though not technically a virus) is potential malware (similar to the Aartemis virus) categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that installs to a Microsoft Windows computer and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent. The my-online-search.com add-on and extension or other item used to promote my-online-search.com changes internet browser settings including the home page (start page) and internal browser search engine (default, managed, and provided search engines. This causes affected browsers to redirect to http://my-online-search.com in general scenarios and start-up on the my-online-search.com search engine when users open a new browser window or browser tab.

The YAC Search virus (also found as the YAC virus,YAC Search Engine, search.yac.mx redirect virus, etc.; though not technically a virus) is potential malware categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that installs to a Microsoft Windows computer and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension (or in most cases as a rogue standalone Windows Optimizer and Virus remover) with or without user consent. The search.yac.mx add-on and extension or other software used to promote search.yac.mx changes internet browser settings including the home page (start page) and browser search engine (default, managed, and provided search engines) to the unwanted website. This causes affected internet browsers to redirect to http://search.yac.mx and start-up on YAC search engine when users open a new browser window or browser tab.

The Adpeak virus (Adpeak.com, Adpeak Inc.) is a common term used to describe an advertisement serving platform, website, and company. Adpeak is essentially potential malware categorized as adware and spyware that uses browser hijackers in the form of browser add-ons, browser helper objects (BHOs), and extensions which they call browser apps. Adpeak Inc. software often downloads and installs to a computer system and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and others without consent in order to display advertisements including pop-up ads, pop-under ads, in-text ads, banners, and others. Adpeak publishes "browser apps" such as Quick Share, GetSavin, ScorpionSaver, Adpeak Proxy, and many others. Removing these and other items will also remove Adpeak advertisements.

The wSearch virus (also found as the Wisersearch virus, etc.; though not technically a virus) is potential malware categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that installs to a Microsoft Windows computer and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent. The wSearch virus Toolbar add-on and extension or other item used to promote the wSearch Search Engine changes internet browser settings including the home page (start page) and browser search engine (default, managed, and provided search engines) to the unwanted website. This causes affected internet browsers to redirect to http://wisersearch.com when users search the web using the browser address or omni-bar and start-up on wSearch when users open a new browser window or browser tab.

The Wisersearch.com virus (also found as the wSearch virus, Wiser Search virus, Wisersearch Search Engine, wisersearch.com redirect virus, etc.; though not technically a virus) is potential malware categorized as a browser hijacker and spyware that installs to a Microsoft Windows computer and attaches to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer as a browser add-on, browser helper object (BHO), and extension with or without user consent. The Wisersearch Toolbar add-on and extension or other item used to promote Wisersearch.com changes internet browser settings including the home page (start page) and browser search engine (default, managed, and provided search engines) to the unwanted website. This causes affected internet browsers to redirect to http://wisersearch.com and start-up on the Wisersearch search engine when users open a new browser window or browser tab.