Alice Woods

Alice Woods

Likes to teach users about virus prevention
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Alice Woods is the News Editor at 2-spyware. She has been sharing her knowledge and research data with 2spyware readers since 2014. Here, in 2spyware, Alice is responsible for investigating and analyzing the latest cyber threats, including ransomware viruses, tech support scams and similar malware. Mostly, she instructs users about the prevention of the recent malware and its removal techniques. She is willing to use her expertise to help users protect themselves online and avoid dangers that are lurking on each corner of the World Wide Web. However, her experience has also been helping her to instruct people on how could they eliminate all the damage caused by potentially unwanted programs and viruses. Obviously, Alice is not a huge fan of computer viruses. During her free time, she likes going to dance classes, visiting her friends and traveling.

Triada Malware on Android Phones in 2026: Still Pre-Installed

Triada still ships pre-installed on cheap and counterfeit Android phones. In 2025 Kaspersky found 4,500+ infected devices. Affected models, risks, steps.Viruses and parasitesAlice Woods ·

Santiago Lopez Bug Bounty Earnings: 2026 Update

Santiago Lopez (try_to_hack) was the first hacker to earn $1 million in HackerOne bug bounties in March 2019. What followed, and where bounties stand in 2026.SecurityAlice Woods ·

EBN and EU Business Register Scam: 2026 Warning

The European Business Number and EU Business Register letters are paid directory traps, not EU forms. How the scam works in 2026 and what to do.Spam and phishingAlice Woods ·

AccuWeather Location Data Scandal: What It Means in 2026

The 2017 AccuWeather scandal: the iPhone app sent location data to Reveal Mobile. What changed by 2026, weather app privacy risks and how to limit sharing.SecurityAlice Woods ·

Is MediaGet Safe in 2026? The Dofoil Hack and CBkdr.dll

Is MediaGet safe? Microsoft flags it as a potentially unwanted app after a 2018 poisoned update spread Dofoil coin miners. CBkdr.dll and CCleaner explained.SecurityAlice Woods ·

Patch Tuesday 2026: Record Fixes, Zero-Days and Next Dates

Patch Tuesday is Microsoft's monthly update day, the second Tuesday. September 2026 set a record with over 960 fixes and 2 zero-days. Dates and steps.GeneralAlice Woods ·

Are Facebook Links Safe in 2026? Link Shim and Spoofing

Most Facebook links are safe, but previews can be faked and Link Shim does not catch every scam in 2026. How to check a link and what to do if you clicked.SecurityAlice Woods ·

Free iPhone Scams in 2026: Fake Giveaways on Facebook

Free iPhone giveaways on Facebook and Instagram are almost always scams in 2026. How they work, the warning signs, and what to do if you clicked.Spam and phishingAlice Woods ·

SpyHunter vs Malwarebytes in 2026: Which One to Pick

SpyHunter 5 vs Malwarebytes in 2026: both remove malware, but the free versions differ, real-time protection is paid, and support works differently.NewsAlice Woods ·

Collection #1 Data Breach: What It Means in 2026

Collection #1 leaked 773 million emails and 21 million passwords in 2019. In 2026 the lists still feed account takeovers. How to check and protect yourself.SecurityAlice Woods ·

Fake Adult Video Sites and Adware Apps in 2026

Fake adult video sites still push adware and malware in 2026 through fake players, codecs and Android apps. How the trick works and how to avoid it.SecurityAlice Woods ·

Do Porn Sites Have Viruses? Adult Site Malware in 2026

Big adult sites like XNXX are not viruses, but fake copies, malicious ads and fake updates on porn pages still spread stealers in 2026. How to avoid them.Viruses and parasitesAlice Woods ·

What Is the Safest Browser in 2026? Our Updated Answer

The safest browser in 2026 is a fully updated Firefox, Edge, Chrome or Safari; Tor for anonymity. What changed since 2024, risks and setup steps.Web browsers and vulnerabilitiesAlice Woods ·

Remove Foritatoginia.com ads

Foritatoginia.com is a deceptive website you should avoid at all costs Foritatoginia.com is a malicious online destination that users often encounter after being redirected from…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove Tongtonger.click ads

Tongtonger.click is a deceptive website that wants you to enable push notifications to push ads If you've suddenly started noticing ads from Tongtonger.click popping up on your…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove Pphouse3.fun Ads

Pphouse3.fun Ads and notifications deliver false claims about infections on your machine Pphouse3.fun is the site related to the adware-type intruder that triggers additional…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove Venesemise.com ads

Venesemise.com: a malicious website that misuses push notification functionality Venesemise.com is a rogue website created with the sole intention of deceiving users into…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove Gounrical.com ads

Gounrical.com shows misleading or even malicious ads via the push notification feature If Gounrical.com ads have started showing up unexpectedly on your device, there's no need to…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove Baselanding.site scam

Baselanding.site is a deceptive website designed by scammers to profit from affiliate link clicks and misleading software downloads People often find themselves on this site after…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove News-tacave.com ads

News-tacave.com is a malicious website you should stay away from News-tacave.com is a deceptive website designed by scammers to trick users into actions that could lead to…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove News-tacave.com ads

News-tacave.com is a fake website created to mislead users and make them subscribe to push notifications News-tacave.com is a suspicious website designed to deceive users into…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove Wadverants.co.in ads

Wadverants.co.in ads can bring fake alerts and and malicious links to your screen Wadverants.co.in is a suspicious website designed to trick users into allowing push…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove BasicLocator Mac virus

BasicLocator - a Mac virus that can hijack your device and steal your data BasicLocator is a type of adware similar to others that have been present online for severalAdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·

Remove SourceManager Mac virus

SourceManager is a malicious Mac application that can steal your data and spread other viruses SourceManager is adware specifically designed to attack Mac systems. It is a serious…AdwareMedium riskAlice Woods ·
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