We have encountered several instances of a Chrome browser hijacker on computers in the last couple of weeks. I am asking you to check your Chrome browsers, especially if you have noted “weirdness,” re-directed searches, or pop-ups. There are two places...
Background: A webinar hosting platform (WebinarTV.us) is using publicly posted virtual meeting links to find and record meetings and then post them online on the website (and by public, it can be “shared via email only,” but meetings don’t require a...
Browser extensions – especially in Google Chrome – can be problematic. They can be a source of browser hijacking can share user information (agreed to in terms of agreement) that a general user is often unaware of. The steps for reviewing and removing...
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