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BabyBrowse Ads

Posted: January 11, 2016

Threat Metric

Threat Level: 2/10
Infected PCs: 16
First Seen: January 11, 2016
Last Seen: January 10, 2019
OS(es) Affected: Windows


While attempting to learn how to take care of their newborn child, some parents may download a program called 'BabyBrowse.' Its developers assure PC users that they will receive useful tips for the upbringing of their kid. Although some of the advice may be useful, security experts don't recommend keeping BabyBrowse in the system. This extension is adware, so it may create various ads in addition to the tip messages. If you didn't install BabyBrowse voluntarily but still detect the noted ads, then the ad-based extension may have been brought by another program. We are not talking about a threat but some freeware that comes with additional bonus components. It is easy to keep the suspicious parts of a bundle away from your PC in case you perform the setup via the 'Advanced' menu. Soon after it attaches towards Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer or any other browser that you may have, BabyBrowse may cause a number of changes. It may set questionable sites as your default search engine and homepage. You also may notice some bookmarks whenever you open new tabs. What may bother you the most, however, is that BabyBrowse may generate numerous pop-ups, banners, interstitial ads, in-text ads and eye-catching gifs. Just seeing them against your will, no matter where you go, can be annoying. The multimedia elements may use a lot of resources, which may lead to random drops of the operating speed, freezes or even crashes of the whole browser. The cookie-based ads may seem appealing to you but clicking on them may not be the best decision. Sometimes, the sites in the partner networks of adware may not be safe. For example, you may be redirected to malware-hosting domains or pages involved in hoaxes. For security reasons, the experts recommend deleting BabyBrowse with suitable security software.

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Additional Information

The following directories were created:
%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\BabyBrowse%PROGRAMFILES%\BabyBrowse%PROGRAMFILES(x86)%\BabyBrowse
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