Linux desktop market share reaches 5.03% in the USA (June 2025) according to StatCounter. Discover why more users are ...

To keep your Android phone protected from adware, malware, spyware and other threats, you want to make sure that Google Play Protect is enabled. This pre-installed app scans any new apps you ...

Delete these apps now After discovering these adware apps on the Play Store, Dr. Web’s security researchers reached out to Google and they have all now been taken down. However, if any of them ...

Ultra Adware Killer is a free portable Adware cleaner & removal tool which helps users to remove Adware and their traces from Windows systems completely.

Adware, in general, collects personal information from the device such as phone number, email address, application accounts, International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number of the device ...

Over the past 12 months, incidents of adware nearly tripled. And, overall in 2020 researchers saw a slight drop in the number of mobile cyberattacks, according to a report released Monday by ...

In order to remove PBlock+ adware browser extension completely you will need to refresh Firefox back to its initial settings. It does this by removing all add-ons and personalized configuration ...

The adware in the tainted apps was specifically designed to undermine Android's MotionEvent mechanism. App developers use this to recognize movements like taps and multifinger gestures and gather ...

Adware can do more damage that just steal information and slow systems down, as if that wasn’t already enough. It can, for example, redirect you to websites you didn’t want to go to or didn’t expect, ...

Adware.Yontoo accounted for just over 3M infected business PCs. And while Trojans and other more serious forms of malware dominate the PC landscape, adware attacks are the fastest growing malware ...

ESET researchers found 42 apps containing adware, which they say have been downloaded more than 8 million times since they first debuted in July 2018. These apps look normal but act sneakily.