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hello all . problem : a few well-known and trusts ones ad-blockers are no longer able to blocking the YouTube’s ads and this make me unhappy of course . I currently use ad-blocker from AD-guard company for android OS for mobile . this ad blocker was able to almost to blocking all ads but as of right now this one is no longer able to blocking the pop-ups ads with the default setting in the ad-guard so I had to hover up at their setting page and I have to put a check marks to all available option and now it blocking all YouTube’s ads but I now I have a new problem where the You tube video is no more playable and thus you’ll sees only black video screen . a suggestion : to have a brand new level browser protection for the android base users . a new protection layer from Malwarebytes company to fully guarding up the web-browser form any type of the annoying ads . -
as of today Malwarebytes version 2.2.1 has blocking all downloads links for the cyrobo company software . is this a FP ? or not a FP website : https://www.cyrobo.com/
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MBAM's "Malicious Website Protection" has started blocking images from legitimate sources in my emails. Here's an example image's address
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I have scanned PC with AdwCleaner and it finds two identical extensions or somethings maybe having to do with web browser? (Under: Value= Extension) then - Data: followed by a 33 letter gobble de gook -(starts like this: hhbgpoak... ) which also says something about secure preference. After it completes scan, it presents this info and I choose "remove". I go through restart, rescan and they are still there. I have Malwarebytes 2.2.1.1043 / 2016 11 22 9 also, which does not find this stuff? Probably just stuck with whatever it is. Any info would be appreciated. My other scans sometimes find stuff related to Slim Cleaner app.
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Hello, I recently turned on my computer and noticed that when I opened google chrome it popped up on a blank page called, navigation.iwatchavi.com. I checked to see if my browser setup was wrong and it wasn't. I tried a quick clean up of my browser setting on chrome. It fixed it for a few times but after a reboot it was back. I uninstalled and reinstalled chrome, no help. I've searched for it in registry editor, NOTHING!! The only help Google has is to download SpyHunter4 and I am positive that is not going to work because I've dealt with that fiasco in the past. The is no application installed for it either. I've run both Malware bytes premium and Anvisoft and neither pick it up as malware. Either I'm screwed or this is just extremely complicated. Another thing, for every google search I do on this virus, the posts online were created literally 3-6 days ago. And if they weren't they all offer the exact same fix which doesn't fix anything. Please help.
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Currently running Malwarebytes Premium (latest update) and trial of Anti-Exploit. It was my understanding that they run side-by-side. Recently installed freeware software. I am careful to read each box along the installation path. I never agree to install additional options. Next time I opened IE 11, I was greeted by a different home page than my usual Google.com. It was Trustedsurf.com. Checked my browser startup page, which was still set on Google. Cleaned temp files, restarted and same thing happened. Checked and Firefox, the same. Did a full scan with MalwareBytes, which came up with ZERO. Apparently, MalwareBytes is blind to the fact that there is a hijacker on my machine. Anti-Exploit is also blind that there has been a change to two of the products it is supposed to protect and monitor. Any ideas on this as to why both products are not seeing this hijack?? Thanks
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A short time ago I heard about the Torch web browser. It seemed pretty interesting and better than Internet Explorer so I wanted to try it out. I went and tried to download it on the Torch website. However, when I downloaded it, McAfee and Malwarebytes went crazy and were able to stop Torch from causing an harm. After that experience I did some research. As it turns out a small number of users (and I mean really scarce) reported that it contain Adware and other kinds of crazy stuff. So beware of the Torch web browser and don't be stupid like me.
