CycloneMasters

The CycloneMasters Browser Helper Object (BHO) for Internet Explorer may be installed as 'An information storage' module to a freeware bundle. The CycloneMasters BHO is deemed as adware because it may inject advertisements in Internet Explorer and redirect users to potentially compromised pages. The CycloneMasters adware may be loaded with vzsxdkosxfnqgb.dll during your system boot up process. The CycloneMasters adware may read information like your IP address, bookmarks, and Internet history log to generate tailor-suited ads from sponsors. The CycloneMasters BHO may decrease your browser performance and load video commercials on portals like YouTube and Vimeo whenever you open them. The CycloneMasters adware may load offensive and adult-rated content in your browser. Parents that notice their Internet Explorer infected with CycloneMasters should not leave their children browsing the Web unattended.

The CycloneMasters adware is a member of the Multiplug family of adware and may be used to promote riskware such as Omiga Plus and PaceItUp via pop-up windows and banners. Computer users shouldn't install applications that are offered by the CycloneMasters to avoid exposing their OS to risks. The CycloneMasters may read the Metatags of pages you open to place related ads on your screen. CycloneMasters might welcome users to provide their email address and credit card details to receive exclusive coupons, discounts and vouchers.

The CycloneMasters adware may install its files to C:\Program Files\cyclonemasters and users could delete its folder manually, but they might experience errors. Security scanners can detect the CycloneMasters adware under tags like PUP.Optional.MultiPlug.A; Win32/Virus.Adware.054; Adware.Mikey/Varian and W32/S-72b5ee2b. vzsxdkosxfnqgb.dll may be loaded in RAM continuously, and the CycloneMasters adware may use other DLLs as well. You might need a trusted anti-malware application that can unload vzsxdkosxfnqgb.dll and purge the CycloneMasters adware from your machine.