Wild Life Browser Extension

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Summary

Browser-hijacking software typically manipulates various settings within Web browsers, including default search engines, new tab pages and homepages. These alterations compel users to visit specific websites, such as the one being promoted, whenever they perform searches through the URL bar or open new tabs or windows. In addition to its manipulative behavior, the Wild Life may also engage in spying on users browsing activities, a common practice for browser-hijacking software. This can involve collecting various types of sensitive data, including visited URLs, viewed Web pages, search queries, cookies, login credentials, personal information, financial details and more. These ads may promise enticing offers, prizes, or system alerts, prompting users to click on them and unknowingly trigger the download and installation of unwanted software.

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industries
Entertainment
applications
Customer Service & Support

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Labels
Cybersecurity Software Anti-Malware Software SaaS Security

Linked Companies

EnigmaSoft
$1M to $5M