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Computer security experts identified SEEKSE as a potentially unwanted program (PUP). This questionable application usually operates as an extension to well-known web browsers, especially

Kinsearch is considered as a potentially unwanted program (PUP). Its penetration method was patterned from questionable apps that gain access on the computer even without the user’s

Adware known as Ksearchy primarily targets popular browsers, specifically Google Chrome. When Ksearchy is configured as the default search engine, all searches of online users are

Browser hijackers are potentially unwanted programs (PUP) invading computers even without the users’ permission. One example of a browser hijacker is called SURFSEE. It targets popular

Adware is most likely controlling an internet browser application’s functionality if it exhibits various odd behaviors, such as frequent pop-up advertising and persistent redirects. Such unusual

A search hijacker called Boyu.com.tr poses as a reliable search engine. Actually, it is a component of the dubious Kaseek browser extension. Once installed on the computer and operational

UKASEE is another unknown search tool that is able to hijack popular browser applications, especially Google Chrome. This ad-supported software initiates unwanted changes to browser

Adware like Searchisty typically targets browser programs on computer systems due to the gigantic number of users that are utilizing these internet applications. The principal expectation of