Therefore, displayed advertisements often conceal underlying content of visited websites, thereby significantly diminishing the web browsing experience.

To do this, it uses a 'virtual layer' - a tool that enables placement of third party graphical content on any site. As well as causing unwanted redirects, adware displays intrusive online advertisements (for example, banners, pop-ups, coupons, etc.). The infection does not exist - cyber criminals (developers of the rogue site) attempt to trick victims into calling and paying for services that are not needed. Victims will then supposedly receive help in solving the issue. To prevent this situation and remove the malware, victims must contact a certified technician via a toll-free telephone number providedВ (+1-88). This fake pop-up error states that the system is infected with ZEUS malware and that closing the website will result in deletion of the hard drive. Following infiltration, adware-type apps deliver intrusive online advertisements, monitor users' web browsing activity and, in this case, cause unwanted browser redirects. These programs infiltrate the system during installation of regular apps. It is very similar to Hacking Alert, Cyber Security Warning, Hard Disk Failure, and a number of other fake error messages.В Users are redirected to this site by a number of potentially unwanted adware-type programs (PUPs). 'You have a ZEUS virus' is a fake error message displayed by a rogue website.

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