Cleanserp.net
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| Ranking: | 6,823 |
| Threat Level: | 50 % (Medium) |
| Infected Computers: | 4,179 |
| First Seen: | June 6, 2017 |
| Last Seen: | September 14, 2023 |
| OS(es) Affected: | Windows |
Cleanserp.net is a suspicious website and search engine classified as a browser hijacker that with the help of parasites such as adware, and changes made to the Web browser settings, may show unwanted pop-up messages and advertisements when computer users browse the Web. The pop-up messages and advertisements exhibited by Cleanserp.net may specify that a PC is infected with adware and browser hijackers so that it can offer fake security programs and similar content. Adware and browser hijackers linked to Cleanserp.net may be distributed and invade the PC through bundled free applications that computer users can download from untrustworthy websites. If a Web browser has been affected by adware and browser hijackers, highlighted words with double underlines may be displayed on all websites visited by the computer users. Although they look very similar to typical links, PC users may, in truth, get Cleanserp.net pop-up messages and advertisements once they move a mouse over them.
Cleanserp.net may collect some information about the users and their machines. For instance, if they see advertisements that contain some deals on products they have been looking for, they shouldn't be surprised because their search queries, browsing history, IP address, and similar browsing-related details have ended up in the hands of marketers associated with Cleanserp.net. Cleanserp.net is not unsafe but, as an application that usually forces its entrance on a computer by being bundled with another program, shouldn't be allowed on a computer. Therefore, if every time you try to browse the Internet Cleanserp.net is on your way, you should remove it with a dependable anti-malware instrument.
URLs
Cleanserp.net may call the following URLs:
| /cleanserp.net/search |
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