Middle Rush is a potentially unwanted program, which means that we’re dealing with a malicious software that is not considered as dangerous by anti-virus software, because it’s not a virus exactly; also we say “potentially unwanted” because Middle Rush’s install is done usually in a quiet manner.
Middle Rush arrived at our computers with two goals in mind, to show ads in every website we visit and to save our personal data.
Ads shown by Middle Rush know their way around, what we mean is they are prepared to be seen everywhere; either directly in the content of the sites visited (as banners, pop-ups, underlined words) or as new tabs and windows unexpectedly opened whenever we click on something or just on their own accord.
These ads are usually seen tagged as Middle Rush Ads or Ads by Middle Rush, being the hint that makes most people realize they’re being victims of an adware (advertising software).
Middle Rush manages to insert itself into our computers when we install free software. Just by going too fast when installing something new we might overlook the fact that Middle Rush will be installed at the same time. This is why we must always be careful and aware whenever we’re running install processes.
We can easily find a sort of official website for Middle Rush, but we’ll as easily realize it’s not possible to download the software there. This website was only created to publish their conditions of use as a protection strategy from any potential legal issues.
If you’ve been infected with Middle Rush, be careful when searching for help online because many so called “security” blogs might trick you into following a removal process that will guide you to buy a useless software that will be difficult to get rid of afterwards.
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