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SuperEx Ads

Posted: February 27, 2017

Threat Metric

Threat Level: 8/10
Infected PCs: 26
First Seen: February 27, 2017
Last Seen: December 14, 2019
OS(es) Affected: Windows

If you come across the SuperEx Ads whenever you launch your Web browser, then it is very likely that the reason for this is not the websites that you are browsing. Instead, the source of the problem is a piece of software that you might have installed on your computer recently. The application in question is called 'SuperEx,' and it is supposed to provide users with a broad range of special offers, coupons, discounts, and other promotions that they might be interested in. The SuperEx software may often be offered by software bundles or download managers that ask users if they want to install 3rd-party utilities that are supposed to enhance their Web browsing experience. Often, applications like SuperEx may be promoted falsely, and users might be left with the impression that the offer they see is, in fact, for a useful piece of software. Sadly, this is not the case with SuperEx, and this application is classified as adware by multiple major anti-virus product vendors.

The good news is that although the SuperEx Ads may be rather annoying, they don't appear to be associated with the distribution of harmful software. However, this does not mean that the content of these advertisements should be safe since they might often promote low-quality online stores and shopping portals that are not reputable, and should not be trusted with your money and payment details.

Getting rid of the SuperEx Ads is strongly recommended since their presence in your Web browser might have an adverse impact on your Web browsing experience. Apart from increasing the load times of the pages you browse slightly, the SuperEx Ads also may end up covering sections of the page you are browsing, therefore preventing you from using certain buttons or from viewing some of the page's content. There are two ways to deal with the SuperEx Ads – either manually uninstall the 'SuperEx' extension, or using a credible anti-virus product to take care of the job for you.

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