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Sam Boyd
Sam Boyd is a Chief Editor at SafetyDetectives, specializing in antiviruses and password managers. He has years of experience writing, reviewing, editing, and optimizing blog articles, and he has researched and tested hundreds of cybersecurity products since joining the SafetyDetectives team. When he isn’t exploring the latest cybersecurity products, he enjoys chilling out with video games, watching sports, and exploring new parts of the world with his family.
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SlimCleaner Plus is a PUP (potentially unwanted program) that pretends to be a system optimization software — but in reality, all it does is slow down your PC, sell your personal data, and try to trick you into buying a subscr...
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How to Remove Adaware Web Companion in 2024
Adaware Web Companion is classified as either bloatware/spyware or as a potentially unwanted program (PUP). It claims to add security and privacy features to your web browser, but it will in fact silently steal your informatio...
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How to Remove Viruses & Malware From Mac in 2024
To safely remove viruses and malware from your Mac, you should use a trustworthy antivirus program. That’s because malware can hide in areas of your Mac’s hard drive that aren’t obvious, duplicate itself, and disguise itself a...
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Viruses and malware are constantly evolving, becoming more advanced and more dangerous by the second. From ransomware that can lock you out of your own files to spyware that tracks your every move, being online without any protect...
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Will a New Antivirus Remove Existing Viruses? 2024 Guide
The simple answers is, yes! New antivirus software will remove existing viruses. Modern antivirus solutions are equipped to perform in-depth scans of your computer, detecting and eradicating any malware, regardless of how long it...
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How to Remove www-searching.com Redirect in 2024
If your internet searches are redirecting to www-searching.com, you’ve likely installed a browser hijacker. The www-searching.com browser hijacker is usually part of Search Module Plus, which is a potentially unwanted program...
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How to Remove Gstatic Virus in 2024: 3 Easy Steps
Gstatic isn’t a virus, and you shouldn’t remove it. Gstatic is a genuine Google service that hosts static content on the web, such as JavaScript, images, and CSS — Google caches this static content using the gstatic domain nam...
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How to Remove URL:MAL Virus in 2024: 3 Easy Steps
URL:MAL (short for URL:Malicious) is a generic threat name that AVG and Avast use when they block access to a malicious website. If you only see this when you’re trying to access unsafe websites, it’s a good sign your antiviru...
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