Dfs.jsdone.net

Malware analysts have observed several instances of browser redirects leading to Dfs.jsdone.net that are usually initiated by a Web browser toolbar. In most cases, Dfs.jsdone.net redirects are caused by less unreliable components typically categorized as PUPs, or Potentially Unwanted Programs. The most common symptom of these kinds of problems is constant redirects to the Dfs.jsdone.net Web page which your Web browser forces you to visit repeatedly. Malware analysts strongly recommend using a reliable anti-malware tool to remove all threats or PUPs that may be causing these kinds of problems.

Dfs.jsdone.net and the PUPs that Cause Its Redirects

Browser hijackers are PUPs designed to force your Web browser to visit Web pages like Dfs.jsdone.net. A browser hijacker infection interferes with your normal activities, making it very difficult to browse the Web as normal or use your computer for other tasks. PUPs associated with Dfs.jsdone.net may also make alterations to your Web browser settings. For instance, you may find that your search engine and bookmarks have been altered to unknown Web pages, including Dfs.jsdone.net. Your home page may also have been changed to Dfs.jsdone.net. Trying to undo these changes is futile unless the threat or unwanted component causing them is removed. The changes will remain when the affected Web browser starts up again. Dfs.jsdone.net redirects may happen after carrying out a search on a legitimate search engine. Dfs.jsdone.net may also appear in pop-up windows or advertisements.

Sources of PUPs Responsible for Dfs.jsdone.net Redirects and Pop-ups

Most computer users affected by Dfs.jsdone.net redirects may have installed a toolbar associated with Dfs.jsdone.net. Dfs.jsdone.net is often bundled with freeware applications, and it is often possible to avoid Dfs.jsdone.net during the installation process. However, installing freeware programs carelessly may result in this toolbar being dropped on the affected computer. It is also possible to become infected with browser hijackers associated with Dfs.jsdone.net after visiting unsafe Web pages or opening unsolicited email attachments. Because of this, ESG malware researchers strongly recommend the use of a reliable anti-malware program to protect your computer, avoiding Web pages typically associated with unsafe content (such as file sharing networks and pornographic Web pages) and never opening unsolicited email attachments.