Absolutely! Reporting potentially unwanted programs helps security companies refine their detection and protect other users. Your input contributes to a safer online ecosystem.

Follow these precautions:

A: PUPs can be persistent. Use a powerful anti-malware program for a thorough scan and quarantine any related files. You may also need to...

These might be telltale signs: * Your default search engine or homepage has changed without your permission. * Intrusive advertisements appear with unusual frequency....

OneLaunch’s privacy policy leaves several areas open to uncertainty. While they may not explicitly intend to steal sensitive data, a lack of transparency about...

It’s most likely OneLaunch came bundled with other free software you downloaded. These installations often sneak additional programs in if you’re not paying close...

While not classic malware that causes direct damage, OneLaunch qualifies as a Potentially Unwanted Program (PUP). Its deceptive installation, browser hijacking, and potential privacy...

Individuals can protect themselves by being cautious with personal information, verifying the identity of anyone requesting sensitive data, and being aware of common social...

While the ethics of social engineering can be complex, particularly when used for security testing, malicious social engineering that involves fraud, deception, or theft...

Social engineering can occur both in person and online. Tactics like tailgating and pretexting can involve face-to-face interactions, while phishing, vishing, and smishing primarily...