Boxore Adware

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Boxore adware Description

Boxore adware is an adware program, which is spread and installed via programs on online movie streaming websites, specifically through the application called PlayerPlus. Boxore adware is installed onto the affected computer system without the PC user’s permission and knowledge in a way that tricks users into installing the unnecessary adware client that displays annoying advertisements on the compromised PC. Boxore adware pretends to be a real online video player, codec or essential program, which is needed for watching videos online. Boxore adware also claims to provide saving offers on online videos, software, games, and music, and states that their software is 100% safe and does not gather any personal information about Internet users; however, it’s a lie. Boxore adware scans every website a PC user visits and determines keywords that could help it to find out which subjects you are interested in when browsing the web in order to display more related advertisements.

Type: Adware

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This entry was last updated on 07/31/12 and posted on 07/30/12. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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