“Your MacOS 10.14 Mojave Is Infected With 3 Viruses!” is a fake alert that might show up on your browser’s screen and its appearance is the main sign of infection with malware. This malware was created to make people think that their computer has crashed or that there is a real virus has been detected. It will pop-up from time to time displaying the following text:
If your browser’s search engine was changed to Search.bravogol.com without your consent, then your Mac is probably infected with a malware. Though this page is trying to create an impression of a sound Internet search engine, you should know that it will get your browser configurations modified and spoil your browsing experience with constant redirects and annoying pop-up ads. Also, it may generate irrelevant search results in order to increase traffic to the sponsored sites.
Search.debrikon.com is yet another browser hijacker similar to notorious WeKnow.ac and acting the same way. It is very unreliable due to the ability to alter search results. This is done to boosting traffic to the sponsored sites. In addition to this, the virus might cause pop-up ads and other advertising content that reduces browsing experience.
Searchnewworld.com may appear in your browser and replace your primary search provider out of the blue. If it happened, well, you’ve picked up malware called “browser hijacker”. Restoring settings manually doesn’t solve the problem since the malware reassigns them again.
Similar Photo Cleaner is a Potentially Unwanted Program, that claims to boost your Mac computer’s performance by removing multiple copies of similar photos and selfies using automated settings. You should know that this application is useless, in fact Similar Photo Cleaner is doing nothing but faking the process of work. It will “find” hundreds or even thousands of duplicates in all different locations and paths on your Mac. We recommend you to refuse to buy the full version of this badware. In this article we’ll explain how to remove Similar Photo Cleaner from Mac.