Watch out for Newsoftready.sendingfreeupdates.net pop-up
From a victim:
"I frequently see a page of newsoftready.sendingfreeupdates.net domain when I open my Chrome. It recommends me to download a new version of Flash Player. I did as it says. But this pop-up never stops. I found no flash players in my computer but some strange software. Is this pop-up a malicious one?"
Remember that if you want new versions of players, visit their official homepage to get the latest updates. Pop-up of newsoftready.sendingfreeupdates.net is offered by an adware. It is a fake message, which aims to promote freeware and earn pay-per-download revenue. It offers low-quality software instead of real play updates, some of them are detected to be extremely dangerous. More and more unwanted programs will come and reduce your computer's performance if you blindly download software from such dubious sites.
From a victim:
Remember that if you want new versions of players, visit their official homepage to get the latest updates. Pop-up of newsoftready.sendingfreeupdates.net is offered by an adware. It is a fake message, which aims to promote freeware and earn pay-per-download revenue. It offers low-quality software instead of real play updates, some of them are detected to be extremely dangerous. More and more unwanted programs will come and reduce your computer's performance if you blindly download software from such dubious sites.
"I frequently see a page of newsoftready.sendingfreeupdates.net domain when I open my Chrome. It recommends me to download a new version of Flash Player. I did as it says. But this pop-up never stops. I found no flash players in my computer but some strange software. Is this pop-up a malicious one?"
