Had a friend who wound up with this piece of junk added to her Firefox browser (and in the process broke her WIFI connectivity to her hotspot).
But when I ask her about it she swears up and down that she did not do anything to make this happen.
I see that by google searching encrypt search that you are taken to "their" website which has links on it which allows an unwary users to click on and get
snared.
But my question is is there anyway that she could have just innocently been surfing the Internet and for this trash to get attached to her browser with zero
interaction on her part, i.e. without her going to some trash site and clicking on a link that had a purpose not clearly revealed by it's labeling/name - any way that this encrypt search can get attached to browser by just merely have a browser opened ?
Thanks.
But when I ask her about it she swears up and down that she did not do anything to make this happen.
I see that by google searching encrypt search that you are taken to "their" website which has links on it which allows an unwary users to click on and get
snared.
But my question is is there anyway that she could have just innocently been surfing the Internet and for this trash to get attached to her browser with zero
interaction on her part, i.e. without her going to some trash site and clicking on a link that had a purpose not clearly revealed by it's labeling/name - any way that this encrypt search can get attached to browser by just merely have a browser opened ?
Thanks.