Adware.Bibibey

Adware, or advertising supported software, are highly latent computer applications, which are capable of recording your most personal information, and Adware.Bibibey program is ready to infect any unsecured Windows system at any point. Adware, in general, usually are spread through infected websites, but it is also common for these annoying advertisement-driven applications to travel via bundled downloads, and various other security backdoors, which could infiltrate the infection without any knowledge of the infected system’s owner. Adware can be highly dangerous to your sensitive information’s security, so if you notice any system performance changes or strange files running in your Task Manager, make sure to inspect them, and, in case of an infection, delete Adware.Bibibey from your operating Windows system.

The cunning and hazardous Adware.Bibibey has been found out to spread with two system driver files i8042prt.sys and ipsec.sys. Both of these files are cloaked, as they use the names of original Windows system components. The i8042prt.sys file belongs to the Microsoft Company, and it is essential for functionality of mouse and keyboard devices. This component can also manage IRQ (interrupt request) settings, control power management feature, and create communication between operating system and additional devices. The second Adware.Bibibey file ipsec.sys is also a core Windows OS component, and you should be careful when having any of the two system driver files removed from your system, as you could easily delete the original ones! Nonetheless, the fake .sys files are responsible for implementing the rootkit attribute to the infection, which allows the infection’s files and malignant processes run without the detection and removal of existing Windows security tools; therefore, they should be removed promptly.
If untreated, Adware.Bibibey can flood your system with never ending advertisements, which are based upon your interests, collected by the malicious application, using your search results and browsing habits.

So, if you want to remove this infection manually, we have to warn you that this operation could end up with a more compromised Windows system, if you do not have any previous similar experience. If this is the case, we strongly recommend you reconsider your options and install automatic removal tools, which would remove Adware.Bibibey’s i8042prt.sys and ipsec.sys driver files in a few minutes time. If you are hesitant to spend your money on legitimate security software, remember that investing money into something useful could pay off really quickly, as more and more malicious applications are trying to invade Windows systems all around the world.