Search.tagadin.com
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| Threat Level: | 50 % (Medium) |
| Infected Computers: | 31 |
| First Seen: | January 7, 2017 |
| Last Seen: | July 1, 2022 |
| OS(es) Affected: | Windows |
Search.tagadin.com is registered as a site dedicated to business and economy. However, Search.tagadin.com appears to host a search service and resemble Google.com in many ways. The Search.tagadin.com site features what is known as 'doodles ' on Google.com, which is a 500x200 pixel image that may appear hand-drawn and is usually related to an important event during the day. The design of Search.tagadin.com has similarities with the layout of Google back from 2010 when we had a black bar at the top and quick links to video, news, and images. Search.tagadin.com is owned by Resoft Ltd. that you may know for the TappyTop browser and the Safe Finder extension that are classified as riskware. Also, Resoft Ltd. operates the Snap.do search portal that is associated with more than a few cases of browser hijacking.
Search.tagadin.com may look a stand-alone search service, but it is a gateway to Snap.do. Moreover, users reported being redirected to Search.tagadin.com automatically. Cyber security experts revealed that Search.tagadin.com works the same way as Splintersearch.com, which is another gateway to Snap.do. Web surfers that load content on Search.tagadin.com may have installed a browser extension that initiates connections to Search.tagadin.com. The app related to Search.tagadin.com may act as a browser hijacker and modify the parameters of the shortcut for your default Internet client. Additionally, the Search.tagadin.com browser hijacker may run as a portable program and limit your control over the homepage and new tab page settings in Google Chrome, Internet Explore, Edge and Mozilla Firefox. Search.tagadin.com is not deemed as a reliable search portal by experts and may include links to compromised pages.
The address bar may say Search.tagadin.com, but users may wish to look at the top right corner where they will find the logo of Snap.do. The content on your screen may seem generated by Search.tagadin.com, but your search requests are rerouted to Snap.do. The Search.tagadin.com browser hijacker may collect information like your browser type, IP address, browsing history, a list of cookies, names of installed certificates and bookmarks. The information collected by the Search.tagadin.com browser hijacker may be sent to the servers of untrusted advertisers, and you may be exposed to corrupted marketing materials. Computer users that notice their Internet client is redirected to Search.tagadin.com may wish to use the assistance of a reliable anti-malware solution and clean their OSes efficiently.
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Search.tagadin.com may call the following URLs:
| search.tagadin.com |
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