Mol11.biz Pop-Up Ads - How to remove

Mol11.biz is an adware site that tricks users into allowing it to send them pop-up ads. Its ads tend to be misleading and could be harmful in the long term. Also, Mol11.biz provides no features whatsoever in exchange for showing the pop-up ads.

Mol11.biz’s ads can be stopped by changing your notification settings in the web browser.

Mol11.biz in short:

Type of threat	Adware.
How Mol11.biz gets access to browsers	It’s advertised online and presented as a CAPTCHA, asking people to pass it by allowing its notifications.
Problems with the ads	Scams, unregulated supplements, and dishonestly presented software may be advertised by Mol11.biz, in the worst cases, the ads can lead to loss of time, money, and leaked personal information.
How to block Mol11.biz’s ads	Block notifications from Mol11.biz and other sites, check your computer with antivirus apps (Spyhunter for PC, Combo Cleaner for Mac, etc.), don’t interact with sites like Mol11.biz and with the ads they show.

How Mol11.biz ads work

Getting permission

Mol11.biz is a website, one of many adware sites that use notifications to show pop-up ads on your screen. To do that, it needs your permission.

On the first visit to Mol11.biz, it asks your browser to display a little card informing you that Mol11.biz wants to show notifications. Three buttons are on the card: one to close it, one to block notifications from Mol11.biz, and one to allow them.

Except instead of telling visitors that it wants to show pop-ups on their screen, Mol11.biz says:

Press “Allow” to verify, that you are not a robot

Mol11.biz is advertised on file download sites, including pirating, modding, and free streaming sites. It shows up when you try to download a file or watch a video. So, when it asks to confirm that you’re not a robot, it doesn’t seem to out-of-place. It’s easy to just follow Mol11.biz’s instructions without thinking. And this is how Mol11.biz cheats its way into people’s browsers.

Unwanted ads

Mol11.biz makes money by displaying ads on your screen. These ads aren’t all dangerous but a good portion of them are:

• Get-rich-quick schemes, usually illegitimate cryptocurrency trading platforms. They are characterized by asking you to invest around $250 to begin trading. The first step in these scams is often a fake news article about a celebrity, such as the articles on Worldwide-breakingnews.com.
• Adult chat services. Nothing wrong with them except that uninvited explicit or even slightly seductive pictures popping up on your screen might cause problems in public places or at work.
• Supplements, pills for a variety of ailments. These are especially despicable because they take conditions that people are desperate about and promise miraculous results. They often use made-up expert testimonies and success stories to entice people to buy the product.
• Fake warnings about software updates and malware detections. These lead to either fake antivirus programs or tech support scams. Either way, they lead to people being convinced that their computer is in danger by scammers, then being pushed to pay to the “solution”.
• Other malware, usually adware. This includes links to other adware sites, various browser extensions that change your search settings, and trojans that download and install adware and spyware.

If you don’t click on the pop-up ads by Mol11.biz, then you don’t have to worry at all. It’s just interacting with those ads, clicking their links, and following their instructions that leads to dangerous sites.

How to stop ads by Mol11.biz

Block notifications

Mol11.biz displays unwanted pop-up ads by using the notifications feature in web browsers. To stop ads by Mol11.biz, it’s enough to block notifications from this and other potentially unwanted sites. You can do it in a few minutes.

• Open notification settings:
  • Chrome – type “chrome://settings/content/notifications” in the address box.
  • Safari – in the Safari menu, choose Preferences, Websites, Notifications.
  • Edge (Chromium) – type “edge://settings/content/notifications” in the address box.
  • Firefox – open Settings, Preferences, Privacy & Security, scroll down to Permissions, and click on Settings next to Notifications.
• Find Mol11.biz in the Allow list.
• Open the menu by pressing the button to Mol11.biz’s right.
• Choose Block.

Don’t stop with Mol11.biz. There are many sites that do the same thing that Mol11.biz does, including other Mol sites (Mol5.biz, Mol6.biz, Mol9.biz, all the other number variations, and versions with numbers in the beginning, like 0.mol11.biz, 1.mol11.biz, etc.), as well as other sites like Onemessages.com and Worldbestposts.com.

Check for other malware

Mol11.biz shows ads for scams and junkware, so it’s advised to review your programs and browser add-ons for malicious items. Use your antivirus program or Spyhunter for Windows, Combo Cleaner for macOS, or another. The kinds of ads that Mol11.biz shows can really be dangerous, so it’s important to squash any infection before it rears its head.

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