Redirect malware randomly opening new tabs
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Deleted User last edited by
sagrid - how can I find the malware apk amongst the genuine ones??
You can't. There should not be any unexpected threads regarding apk redirections, anyway once downloaded these files are not installed so either persist in download manager or download history. I recommend you to check only normal cookies instead "excluding third-party" option and avoid Off-Road mode. I can confirm that several spam links are served in foreground and inject popups in media player layer and also replace generic ads in both cases mentioned already.
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Deleted User last edited by
@sgunhouse Thanks for your feedback. Add: original post may refer to speedclick\popads JavaScript redirections as for slimposts.com and it appears that has an easy fix, also I can confirm that "networks that inserts code for ads into pages" still stands adding that is true for deprecated connections with a bad pattern in loading process.
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terryancyberyan last edited by
i have a similar problem some new tab oppening in the setting i have search if a can enter or create my own black list same that the pc version but i dont find
i'm on a stock 4.4.3 samsung note 3
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Deleted User last edited by
i have a similar problem some new tab oppening in the setting i have search if a can enter or create my own black list same that the pc version but i dont find
i'm on a stock 4.4.3 samsung note 3Set the highest image quality in settings, eventually that will stop the UA parser for ads (site example www.filmeonline2013.biz) and javascript injection caused by (the same) loading layer for ads and links with '#' in URL. As a matter of preference I always set DXT for tile compression method in flags and foreground for new tabs in settings. Opera browser will run slightly slower, btw.
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ukgg last edited by
Thanks sagrid. You said before that HTTPS marks your location as unknown - how do you do that?
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Deleted User last edited by
Thanks sagrid. You said before that HTTPS marks your location as unknown - how do you do that?
That doesn't count for ads. Google can track me silently without gmap fuss, anyway that depends on G account settings.
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android123454321 last edited by
I finally found the solution!!
This irritated me so much I actually came back to all the forums and registered so that I could help other people fix this. (P.S. I never leave comments on these forums so you must know how much this stupid popup thing annoyed me that I actually come back and registered)
It is a malicious app that is causing it. In my case it was "MP3 Music Download Best". Someone else found it was "Simple Mp3 Downloader". It could be potentially be almost any app though.
The app that I used to find the malicious app is called "Ad Clean & Antivirus by StopBadApp Mobile Security". It has great reviews on Google Play as well.
Install this app and let it scan your device and it will find the app that is causing your problem.
Let me know if this sorts out your problem. This popup thing has been annoying me for weeks and I would like to know if this helped anyone else.
Good luck!
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Deleted User last edited by
@android123454321 that must be a joke in respect to users feedback related with malware redirection problem. Perhaps can work for you but doesn't mean necessary that it's an ultimate solution for everybody. Some tests on CM reveals that the exploit is resumed at memory compression factor when is below standard (dev variables), at least in this manner I was able to reproduce the issue using Opera Browser.
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Deleted User last edited by
Is there build-in phishing/malware protection in Opera Stable (31)?
Safe enough according to the latest standards however lack the oldest ABC like USSD exploit (see http://dylanreeve.com/phone.php ), Fennec has that built-in (not sure for newest tiers).
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digiface last edited by
So is there need for any 3rd party phishing/malware protection, like one in Adguard add-on?
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Deleted User last edited by
So is there need for any 3rd party phishing/malware protection, like one in Adguard add-on?
Adguard works just fine and can be tested for free via WiFi as an ad-blocker. You can use extensions with Firefox browser if you prefer.
