New.Net.Domain.Plugin

New.Net.Domain.Plugin is a fake threat that appears in pop-up messages and desktop warnings, which is associated with the fake antispyware: Web Spy Shield and its affiliated rogue sites. For example: FullScanner.com.

The New.Net.Domain.Plugin Spyware pop-up message will read as follows:

“WARNING! Windows has been infected.
SilyDl Spyware
Matcash BG Trojan
QQPass I Password Capture
New.Net.Domain.Plugin Spyware.”

New.Net.Domain.Plugin is a program that facilitates the delivery of advertising content to the system user and in some cases may gather information from the user\'s computer, including information related to Internet browser usage and other computer habits. All in an attempt to get the user to purchase the fake antispyware: Web Spy Shield

New.Net.Domain.Plugin may monopolize the computer system’s resources and is largely responsible for the countless pop-up advertisements the user will be bombarded with.

New.Net.Domain.Plugin is often bundled with or embedded within freeware programs like such as clocks, messengers, alerts, weather, and so on.

To avoid any unneeded risks of damage to your computer system, it is highly recommended to make use of a reliable and legitimate anti-spyware application, to remove
New.Net.Domain.Plugin and all its components from the infected computer system.

There are a few ways New.Net.Domain.Plugin could have entered into a system, namely:

- The user’s operating system and Web browser security setting are too flexible
- The user does not follow safe Internet and PC practices.

There are a few symptoms affiliated with an New.Net.Domain.Plugin infection, which are usually tell-tale signs of an infection:

1. PC is working slowly
2. New desktop shortcuts are displayed on the system
3. Annoying pop-up messages (in some cases) keep appearing on the PC
4. E-mails are being sent from your email address without your consent.

Once the New.Net.Domain.Plugin is installed it will start to display very intrusive pop-up messages and advertisements. The pop-up messages may take up all of the available workspace on a users screen, rendering their computer useless for several moments.

Although this type of program is not always malicious, it has been known to perform suspicious activity such as monitoring the user’s internet behavior, forwarding that along (with information regarding the other programs on your computer) to third-party sources.

The main focus of adware is to display targeted advertisements based on your personal interest. These advertisements will typically pop-up from every direction, often leading to spam emails and terrible system performance.

The best way to be sure whether your system has been infected with New.Net.Domain.Plugin is to perform a full computer system scan with a legitimate anti-spyware application.

Should your system then be showing signs of New.Net.Domain.Plugin’s presence, I suggest it be removed ASAP!