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| Ranking: | 13,250 |
| Threat Level: | 50 % (Medium) |
| Infected Computers: | 515 |
| First Seen: | June 22, 2016 |
| Last Seen: | September 12, 2023 |
| OS(es) Affected: | Windows |
The FunMediaTab browser extension by Imali Media Ltd. is promoted on Funmediatab.com as been a better alternative to software like Kodi, Plex and Emby. The FunMediaTab browser extension may attract users that seek a lightweight application that does not require extensive configuration by the user to work properly. The FunMediaTab software will integrate into your browser and change your new tab page design and search provider settings. The FunMediaTab extension might change your search aggregator to Search.Funmediatab.com and redirect you to a custom version of Yahoo that is laid with many ads and sponsored links. You might experience pop-up windows that are titled 'Presented by FunMediaTab' and you may be welcomed to buy products from less-reputable sites while shopping on Amazon and Best Buy. Security experts reveal that the FunMediaTab browser extension is adware and is a modified version of NewTabTV Plus. Additionally, the FunMediaTab adware may invite users to install potentially unwanted software including WinFix Pro and TheaterMax.
You should take into consideration that servers operated by Imali Media are connected to several adware-powered applications and browser hijackers. The FunMediaTab adware may edit your browser settings to allow the display of insecure pages and users may be presented with fake security alerts. The FunMediaTab adware is designed to read your Internet history and record your recent search terms to load related advertisements. For example, if you intend to buy an air conditioner and look into products on Best Buy, the FunMediaTab adware may cover your screen with promotions from affiliated merchants that sell air conditioners. You may want to abstain from buying items that are offered by adware on your screen since you may buy a faulty machine and may not receive a refund. The FunMediaTab adware may provide links to IMDB, Facebook, and YouTube on your new home page but you may have to dig through transitional page ads to load the Web portal you want. Security experts alert users that adware such as FunMediaTab may hide its files and place hooks in the system registry to obstruct manual removal. You might need to use a credible anti-spyware instrument to delete the FunMediaTab adware safely.
URLs
FunMediaTab Ads may call the following URLs:
| funmediatabsearch.com |
| search.funtvpagesearch.com |
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