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New Malware Secretly Hijacks Web Searches
An new brand of malware secretly hijacks your searches in Google and other search engines.
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An apparently new brand of malware secretly hijacks your searches in Google and other search engines.
If you run searches, and the top results are for other search engines, including RedZip and WebSearch, then you've got the SearchRelevancy malware program.
An executable on your system, SearchRelevancy.exe, is inserting bogus results in your searches that look just like the real thing.
You can get advice for fixing this at the following web sites.
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