Unzippro

Unzippro may be a shady program that is disguised as a useful tool to extract files for free. This potentially unwanted program (PUP) only seem to affect Mac OS users for the time being. The worst thing about this PUP is that it can start an annoying flow of third-party ads, which may not even be reliable. One click on the wrong ad and you could let worse malicious threats onto your system, thus endangering your system security. It is also possible that you open a new tab with a malicious website and this is how you get scammed by cyber villains. This PUP may also come on board under suspicious circumstances and infect your computer with a bunch of malware threats. This is why we advise you to act as soon as possible and remove Unzippro from your Mac. Please go on reading our full article for more detail on this PUP and you can avoid similar threats in the future.

It is possible that you find the official website, downloadunzippro.com, after running a web search on a free unzipper; however, we believe that entering the name of this tool and searching the web should present to you scary enough results not to want to install it. In fact, it is quite likely that most articles and links you will find on the first two pages are about how and why you should delete Unzippro from your computer. Even if you are not shaken up by these hits from malware experts, when you visit this website, you should feel that something is off because it is so basic and text only, too.

But it get worse when you realize that this PUP can be found in freeware bundles as well. Unfortunately, a lot of users use suspicious file-sharing websites like torrent and shareware site to download free stuff (software, movies, and audio). It is important to know that these sites usually promote malicious third-party installers, i.e., infectious bundles. Such a bundle can contain several threats in the form of malware infections and PUPs. It is also possible that you have never even visited a freeware site or a torrent page; yet, you find this PUP on your system. This is why it is essential for you to understand that one click on a corrupt third-party advertisement can also drop infections onto your Mac. The chance of that is even bigger when your computer is infected. Therefore, we advise you to delete Unzippro and then, use a reliable malware scanner to identify all other threats, too.

Even if this PUP can extract file archives for free, we do not believe that it is worth having your screen filled with questionable third-party ads. This program can turn your online experience into a proper nightmare with its disruptive ads. But this is not even the worst about these ads. Unfortunately, there is a chance that clicking on any of these could end badly for you. In other words, you could end up on malicious websites and share your personal or banking details with criminals. You can easily lose money from your account after such an online scam and you may not even notice it until too late. But it is also possible that you drop dangerous malware threats in the background, again, without even realizing it. Third-party advertisements are generally risky to engage with because you can never know where you might end up or what you may drop onto your system. It is even more so, if your computer is infected.

Fortunately for you, it is not rocket science to eliminate this useless software from your Mac. All you need to do is drag it into your Trash can from the list of installed Applications. However, this will not make certain that your Mac is clean of all possible threats. What if there are way more severe threats on board like Trojans or adware programs? If you cannot tackle such infections manually, we suggest that you employ a reputable malware removal application, such as SpyHunter.

Remove Unzippro from Mac OS X

1. Click the Finder icon in your tray and navigate to Applications.
2. Locate Unzippro and drag it into your Trash.
3. Reboot your Mac.