Flash-päivitys is a Firefox addon that has the description "Adobe Flash player needed to play web videos". While it pretends to be a Adobe Flash player, this will instead automatically make Facebook ...

Dictionary is a Firefox addon that will display advertisements in search result pages and web sites that you visit. When installed, Dictionary injects a javascript script into web sites that you visit ...

Citrix Receiver 4.2 automatically installs a "Citrix URL Redirection Helper 1.0" add-on into Firefox and we found that it is causing some problems and we don't need it. Assuming the damage is already ...

Have you heard of the AdBlock Mozilla extension? It's an extension on Mozilla Firefox that blocks malware and tracking software and serves as an ad blocker to block unwanted advertisements. You can ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Davey Winder is a veteran cybersecurity writer, hacker and analyst. Whatever web browser you use, the universal truth is that ...

Isn't it nice when malware authors make it easy to remove their dirty code? Sometimes all you have to do is open the Control Panel and uninstall the offending program, just like any other application.

Newly discovered malicious extensions for Google Chrome and Firefox will hijack your browser to push technical support scams and spy on you. Making matters worse, they're particularly hard to remove.