Myinfosearch.biz
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| Threat Level: | 50 % (Medium) |
| Infected Computers: | 24 |
| First Seen: | September 22, 2016 |
| Last Seen: | December 25, 2021 |
| OS(es) Affected: | Windows |
The Myinfosearch.biz site is powered by a customized version of the Google Web Search API that is available to developers that like to incorporate search functionality into their apps. The Google Web Search API is free to use and may be misused by coders that create browser hijackers and divert Web traffic to earn a quick and easy profit. The Myinfosearch.biz browser hijacker is dispersed among users via free software bundles, and you should explore the 'Advanced' and "Custom' options to avoid installing unwanted apps. The Myinfosearch.biz browser hijacking application may appear as a search enhancer and may be listed on the Plugins Manager of your Internet client.
The Myinfosearch.biz browser hijacker may be compatible with Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Opera. Security researchers note that the search aggregator at Myinfosearch.biz may provide links to phishing pages and clones of banking portals. The engine at Myinfosearch.biz may be a version of Google, but it might not connect to its servers and may not filter results. Users that are infected with the Myinfosearch.biz browser hijacker risk visiting a corrupted page that is laid with the Neutrino Exploit Kit. PC users may be rerouted through Myinfosearch.biz/start to disturbing adult-rated content. Needless to say, minors should not be allowed to access the Internet on a computer that is infected with the Myinfosearch.biz browser hijacker. Security researchers note that the Myinfosearch.biz browser hijacking application may edit the Registry to hide its folder and obstruct manual removal. You should not be discouraged and install a trusted malware removal utility to clean your browser.
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Myinfosearch.biz may call the following URLs:
| http://myinfosearch.biz/start |
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