Adware:OSX/Yontoo silently installs third-party browser extensions which will display unsolicited pop-up adverstiments.
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Adware:OSX/Yontoo.A is known to be bundled and distributed with the following browser extensions:
On installation, Yontoo.A will download the Yontoo installer (detected as Adware:OSX/Yontoo.B) from a remote site. The installer's archive, which uses the file name 3dpartyinstaller.zip, is then saved and its contents are extracted to the following location:
The following browser extensions are installed together with the Yontoo adware: