Koda Koala is a misleading browser extension that hijacks Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, Opera and IE. This program is available on the official store of browsers but usually it gets on user’s computer together with freeware. If you wonder how Koda Koala was installed on your computer, then you just failed to disable optional Koda Koala installation offered by the download client that comes with a freeware from the Internet.
Mywebsearch may become homepage of your browser if you don’t opt out of optional offers while installing free program. A browser hijacker prevents access to browser settings, sets http://hp.mywebsearch.com/ as your default search engine, and litters your browser with bothersome pop-ups. Moreover, this infection leaves a lot of traces to be able to recover after removing.
Go.normandoh.com may replace your browser’s search engine after browser hijacking. A browser hijacker is usually supplied with the free software and is installed as an additional component. After penetration, malware tries to invade browser and modify its settings.
Go.zipcruncher.com is a misleading search site that can corrupt browser configuration. The main culprit is a browser hijacker that secretly penetrates the computer along with cost-free programs. A browser hijacker changes browser’s startup page, injects third-party advertisement, causes numerous redirects and steals personal information.
Streamontheweb.com is a browser extension allowing to watch online movies right out of browser’s start page. In fact, it’s a browser hijacker responsible for the appearance of a huge amount of ads and redirects in a browser. Once installed, it changes browser’s default search engine and homepage to Home.streamontheweb.com.