I believe a virus is causing some web pages to redirect. Seems to something with fug in the name. Any ideas?
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It doesn't sound like a Virus but a PUA see here for more info: https://community.webroot.com/t5/Techie-KB/How-to-Remove-Potentially-Unwanted-Applications/ta-p/40744 also note at the bottom of that page install a good Ad-Blocker and if in the end that doesn't work please Submit a Support Ticket and they will help you.
Thanks,
Daniel 😉
It doesn't sound like a Virus but a PUA see here for more info: https://community.webroot.com/t5/Techie-KB/How-to-Remove-Potentially-Unwanted-Applications/ta-p/40744 also note at the bottom of that page install a good Ad-Blocker and if in the end that doesn't work please Submit a Support Ticket and they will help you.
Thanks,
Daniel 😉
It seems to be behaving like a virus or a Trojan. Often, when I navigate in Chrome (Windows10) a second tab pops up with fug.if address and what looks to be a bogus Java page
Hi Johnnye
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Nice spot...you are indeed correct that this is a fake, and not a bad one at that with respect to the presentation.
Downloader.F.gif is a Trojan horse that downloads remote files from predetermined Web sites. From what I read the Trojan uses alternate data streams to hide its presence on the compromised computer.
Regards, Baldrick
Welcome to the Community Forums.
Nice spot...you are indeed correct that this is a fake, and not a bad one at that with respect to the presentation.
Downloader.F.gif is a Trojan horse that downloads remote files from predetermined Web sites. From what I read the Trojan uses alternate data streams to hide its presence on the compromised computer.
Regards, Baldrick
Does Webroot have a removal for this?
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