A free web browser that claims to cover your tracks when visiting pornographic sites turns out to be a click fraud engine, security firm Panda Software has claimed.
The Spanish firm issued a warning on Friday that Browsezilla installs malware which periodically connects to web pages with adult content.
Posted by Super Sub in: Europe, Science & Technology, Internet at 3:04 PM GMT
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