

Note that some of these people might be cyber criminals. It is very likely that developers share all gathered information with third parties who misuse it to generate revenue. Furthermore, apps such as MacSecurityPlus collect IP addresses, entered search queries, URLs of visited websites, geolocation and other browsing-related data. Some of these ads might be designed to run scripts that download and install even more unwanted apps. People who click them are usually redirected to various untrustworthy, potentially malicious websites. Typically, ads displayed by adware are annoying and conceal underlying content of visited websites. Other problems with having apps such as MacSecurityPlus installed are display of pop-ups ads and tracking of users' browsing activity.

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We have provided instructions about how to remove this adware-type app below. It also displays these windows when users try to delete it. By closing the previous pop-up window, people are tricked into clicking the "OK" button on the hidden window and involuntarily giving permission for MacSecurityPlus to control the browser. This is to gain access to documents and data stored on the browser and perform various actions using it. The pop-up window hides another window beneath it, a system window in which the MacSecurityPlus app requests permission to control the Google Chrome or Safari browser. When MacSecurityPlus is installed, it displays a fake system window stating that the Mac computer is low on memory and suggests users free-up memory by closing opened/running applications.

We strongly recommend that you uninstall this application immediately. It also prevents users from closing the Safari and Google Chrome browsers - it reopens them when they are closed. Once installed, it tracks (records) users' browsing activity and displays various pop-ups ads. MacSecurityPlus is an adware-type application that people usually download and install unintentionally.
