Clientman is the adware-type program that makes changes to the web browser to redirect users
Clientman is a program that can enter the machine without users' permission. This is the PUP that makes various targeted words into links with active reroutes to shady services. This may redirect to a search results site such as 1stblaze.com or epilot.com, and can lead to other PUP installations. The particular category of browser-based threats means that the program is unwanted and mainly installed without users' knowledge. You should remove it as soon as possible.
| Name | Clientman |
|---|---|
| Type | Adware, PUP |
| Distribution | Freeware services can be installed without users consent during software bundling included when the user starts installation processes |
| Problems | Redirecting and ransom pop-up ads mainly annoy people |
| Removal and repair | The system can get cleaned with anti-malware tools, but you also need to run FortectIntego for the virus damage fix |
ClientMan is also known as iPend. This PUP is advertising-oriented spyware or adware that downloads and displays new advertisements in a popup window while you are browsing the Web. The app is written to be intrusive and is used to attach third-party software add-ons to running processes of Microsoft Internet Explorer.
The PUP has the function of allowing the software to have access to events and properties of the browsing session. The adware app is also known to install and execute arbitrary code as a self-updating feature. It may disable the AV tools or edit registry entries to keep running all the time. This is the reason to run the anti-malware tool on the machine.
The PUP has multiple variants including ClientMan.2in1, ClientMan.DNSRep, ClientMan.Helper ClientMan.Tagger ClientMan/2in1, ClientMan/Helper and ClientMan/Tagger. These names can appear aftern the scan using SpyHunterCombo Cleaner or MalwarebytesMalwarebytes. Remove any PUPs and viruses that rogue program detects as malicious.
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