KavaPuller
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Threat Level: | 20 % (Normal) |
Infected Computers: | 5 |
First Seen: | September 3, 2015 |
Last Seen: | May 27, 2020 |
OS(es) Affected: | Windows |
The KavaPuller browser add-on may be offered to users in freeware packages as an RSS-feed reader that can deliver news blazingly fast. However, the only objective of the KavaPuller add-on is to feed your browser with advertisements. Security authorities report that the KavaPuller adware does not have a valid digital certificate and may pull marketing content from advertisers over insecure channels. Moreover, the KavaPuller adware might use session cookies, read your bookmarks and Internet history logs to show tailor-suited ads and maximize its efficiency. Users that are interested in computer optimization and security may be welcomed to install riskware like SpeedUpMyComputer and SProtect that might cause your browser to crash and change your DNS settings. The KavaPuller adware is similar to FineDealSoft and GetSavin and may use JavaScript to insert banners and inline ads on pages you visit. Also, the KavaPuller adware may display pop-up and pop-under windows that host marketing materials from untrusted e-commerce sites. There are many examples of adware like KavaPuller being used to welcome users to install fake Adobe Flash Player updates from websites like Testpc24.newcheck4updates.net and users should remain cautious. Security authorities report that the KavaPuller adware is known to place its files in the hidden AppData directory to obstruct manual removal and ca affect Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox. PC users are advised to seek the help of a reputable anti-malware solution to remove all files related to the KavaPuller adware safely and avoid security breaches.
URLs
KavaPuller may call the following URLs:
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