Setaga is an unethical adware platform and alleged search engine, categorized as a browser hijacker, that claims to be a monetization aggregator company offering web monetization tools for third party extensions, add-ons or website owners, but Setaga helps unethical developers and website owners turn their add-ons, extensions or websites into a profitable business by bundling monetization services that complements the extension’s activities.

Diggerview.com is an unethical (malicious) website that attempts to appear as a legitimate search engine and is often referred to as the Diggerview virus, Diggerview browser hijacker, or I Feel Lucky browser hijacker. Numerous reports indicate that diggerview changes existing browser settings without permission from the computer user, including the default search engine and home page in order to redirect internet users to diggerview.com, home.diggerview.com, search.diggerview.com, start.diggerview.com, and similar webpages and domains.

Coupon Companion is malware, categorized as adware, that utilizes browser hijackers (Coupon Companion staging and third party attchments) to infect browsers and computers without permission in order to display pop-up and in-text advertisements. Coupon Companion commonly displays pop-up advertisements on retail and travel based websites while an infected user is browsing deals and stores such as Bestbuy, Zappos, Staples, Kayak, and PetSmart.

PureRadio (PureRadio 3.0) is freeware (commercialware) distributed on a variety of websites, developed by inKline Global Inc in 2007 that bundles with third party malware, including adware and spyware platforms and is often referred to as the PureRadio virus, though the software shares methods closer to the definition of malware.

Some Google Desktop Search users have reported issues concerning server connection errors and negative browser functionality when the GDS application is installed onto their computer systems. These users are often prompted by messages that state Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc., “can’t establish a connection to the server at 127.0.0.1:4664″ or “the webpage 127.0.0.1:4664, cannot be found.” There are many reasons for these particular errors with separate solutions to stop these errors from occurring, but mostly these issues can be linked to either 1. Compromised or corrupted software/source (Malware) or 2. Simple bug in the application and system.

FioSearch (Fio Search, http://ww38.fiosearch.com, fiosearch.com) is a very malicious website that attempts to install malware to visitors via drive-by-downloads and other privacy invading techniques. Simply visiting http://ww38.fiosearch.com/ may cause your computer to become infected with malware including ransomware such as the FBI virus, spyware, and Trojans.

TweetCaster appears to be a legitimate application developed by OneLouder for Apple iPhones, Android phones, and web use, but after further analysis by security experts and numerous user complaints it has been concluded that TweetCaster leaves a computer at risk of unwanted activity. TweetCaster primarily bundles with third parties that are considered malware including adware, browser hijackers, and spyware such as Claro Search, thus causing browsers to start up on and redirect to unwanted websites.

Remove the FindBizAds.com virus and Business Search Toolbar hijacker. Stop redirecting to findbizads.com and unwanted websites. Findbizads.com installs the Business Search Toolbar without consent and changes internet browser settings such as the Home Page and Provided Search Engine causing home pages to start up at findbizads.com and URLs typed into the browser address bar (including internet searches) to redirect to findbizads.com and other unwanted websites.

BusinessListingSearch.net is commonly referred to as a redirection virus though Businesslistingsearch.net is technically malware, categorized as a browser hijacker. Business Listing Search utilizes the livesearchnow.com adware platform, and changes infected internet browser settings without permission of the computer user by attaching and installing malicious browser helper objects (add-ons, Toolbars) such as the Business Search Toolbar.

Remove the Glarysoft virus and stop redirections to isearch.glarysoft.com. Easy steps to uninstall Glarysoft freeware products and more. Glarysoft is a software company that supplies freeware (free software) including Glary Utilities PRO, Software Update, Disk SpeedUp, Quick Search, Glary Undelete, Registry Repair, Absolute Uninstaller, Quick Startup, and Security Process Explorer. Remove the Glarysoft.com hijacker.

Suddenlink (Suddenlink.com, Suddelink.net) is a company that offers products and services such as High-speed internet, phone, and television, as well as home security. Alike many internet service providers (see RoadRunner), Suddenlink uses a browser helper object to affect it’s users internet settings and collect strategic information. In other words, these are called marketing lists.

Stop redirections to toolbarservice.freecause.com and other Freecause virus websites. Remove the toolbarservice.freecause.com virus, stop searches and URLs from redirecting to toolbarservice.freecause.com. Remove Affinity Toolbar, Web Search Feed, Rewards Shopping Mall, and E-Commerce Browser Object with the instructions provided.