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Crusader is an adware program that displays advertisements, modifies text in search results, and displays tech support scam alerts depending on the web sites that you are visiting. This adware ...

Adware Pro is a rogue security program from the family as AntiVirusPro. This family of rogues uses the same interface but releases new software with different names. All of the programs are exactly ...

This week, Ars Technica and How-To Geek released some pretty startling news: a lot of browser extensions are either injecting ads into the sites you visit, or are tracking your entire browsing history ...

Commentary--There is a lot of confusion among Internet users as to the difference between adware and spyware. Adware--generally defined as software installed by consenting users seeking free, ...

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Definitions for nasty things like malware, viruses, and adware aren't really set in stone, especially on the emerging mobile platform where it's still a little like the wild west. Security company ...

When adware companies make the news, rarely does the coverage discuss positive developments. As lightening rod for controversy, the stories of their transgressions receive much more attention than any ...