Bbwc

BBWC is a potentially unwanted program (PUP) characterized as malware, specifically believed to be a browser hijacker. It may arrive on your device unknowingly or without authorization through the technique known as bundling, often accompanying the installation of other software. Once installed, BBWC alters various settings of your web browser, enabling it to read and modify data on websites you visit. This can lead to a wide range of issues, despite the fact that it isn't technically classified as a virus. The danger posed by BBWC lies in its ability to change your web browser's settings to a third-party search engine and redirect to specific webpages whenever you open a new tab. This intrusive behavior can disrupt normal browsing activities and potentially expose your system to further threats. The software has been flagged as potentially harmful and is generally considered a risk to your device's security. Research into BBWC has been corroborated by VirusTotal, a website used for analyzing suspicious files and URLs to detect types of malware. If BBWC is detected on your computer, immediate action should be taken to remove it. Specific guides are available for erasing BBWC from various browsers, including Mozilla Firefox. Despite not being a traditional virus, BBWC's behavior aligns with common malware practices, making it a significant concern for any user affected by it.