Remove Securegate9.com virus

Remove Securegate9.com. Securegate9.com is a malicious website that is dangerous for your online privacy. Securegate9.com displays fake advertisements, identical to Securegate.site.

If your Windows computer or Mac computer, Android, or iOS phone displays advertisements from Securegate9.com, you have accepted notifications from this scam. Notification is a legitimate web browser functionality that is abused by Securegate9.com. Securegate9.com displays a fake message to convince you into clicking the allow button in your web browser.

If you allowed notifications from the Securegate9.com website, Securegate9.com sends out advertisements using your web browser.

Many of the advertisements send by Securegate9.com are related to scam websites and adware programs. Also, some of these notifications lead to malware websites that are dangerous for your online privacy.

Adware programs typically appear legitimate and harmless. Users are attracted to download and install these programs with various offers that look useful. However, the program features rarely are what they claim to be. The only sole purpose of adware programs is to generate revenue for the adware program developers. Therefore, adware programs create redirects, display intrusive advertisements, and collect web browsing data from your computer.

If you see advertisements from Securegate9.com follow the instructions below to remove the notification setting from your web browser settings.

Choose your web browser and follow the Securegate9.com removal instructions.

Remove Securegate9.com from Google Chrome

Open the Google Chrome browser, in the address bar type: chrome://settings/content/notifications

or follow the steps below.

• Open Google Chrome.
• In the top-right corner, expand the Chrome menu.
• In the Google Chrome menu, open Settings.
• At the Privacy and Security section, click Site settings.
• Open the Notifications settings.
• Remove Securegate9.com by clicking the three dots on the right next to the Securegate9.com URL and click Remove.

Remove Securegate9.com from Android

• Open Google Chrome
• In the top-right corner, find the Chrome menu.
• In the menu tap Settings, scroll down to Advanced.
• In the Site Settings section, tap the Notifications settings, find the Securegate9.com domain, and tap on it.
• Tap the Clean & Reset button and confirm.

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Remove Securegate9.com from Firefox

• Open Firefox
• In the top-right corner, click the Firefox menu (three horizontal stripes).
• In the menu go to Options, in the list on the left go to Privacy & Security.
• Scroll down to Permissions and then to Settings next to Notifications.
• Select the Securegate9.com URL from the list, and change the status to Block, save Firefox changes.

Remove Securegate9.com from Edge

• Open Microsoft Edge.
• In the top right corner, click on the three dots to expand the Edge menu.
• Scroll down to Settings.
• In the left menu click on Site permissions.
• Click on Notifications.
• Click on the three dots on the right of the Securegate9.com domain and Remove.

Remove Securegate9.com from Safari on Mac

• Open Safari. In the top left corner, click on Safari.
• Go to Preferences in the Safari menu, now open the Websites tab.
• In the left menu click on Notifications
• Find the Securegate9.com domain and select it, click the Deny button.

Continue to the next step where you need to remove adware from your Windows computer.

In this guide, you find instructions on how to remove adware and malware from Windows and Mac, scroll down for Mac instructions.

Uninstall Securegate9.com adware from Windows

Remove adware with Malwarebytes

Malwarebytes is a complete malware removal tool for Windows.

Malwarebytes is free to use.

The Securegate9.com webpage redirects your web browser to misleading advertisements that encourage adware applications.
Make sure to completely clean your computer from adware with Malwarebytes. Malwarebytes is an essential tool in the fight against malware.

Download Malwarebytes

Install Malwarebytes, follow on-screen instructions. Click Scan to start a malware-scan.

Wait for the Malwarebytes scan to finish. Once completed, review the push notification detections.

Click Quarantine to continue.

Reboot Windows after all the detections are moved to quarantine.

Continue to the next step to remove unwanted programs and malware

Remove unwanted programs and malware with Sophos HitmanPRO

In this malware removal step, we will start a second scan to make sure there are no malware remnants left on your computer. HitmanPRO is a cloud scanner that scans every active file for malicious activity on your computer and sends it to the Sophos cloud for detection. In the Sophos cloud both Bitdefender antivirus and Kaspersky antivirus scan the file for malicious activities.

Download HitmanPRO

When you have downloaded HitmanPRO install the HitmanPro 32-bit or HitmanPRO x64. Downloads are saved to the Downloads folder on your computer.

Open HitmanPRO to start installation and scan.

Accept the Sophos HitmanPRO license agreement to continue. Read the license agreement, check the box, and click on Next.

Click the Next button to continue Sophos HitmanPRO installation. Make sure to create a copy of HitmanPRO for regular scans.

HitmanPRO begins with a scan, wait for the antivirus scan results.

When the scan is done, click Next and activate the free HitmanPRO license. Click on Activate Free license.

Enter your e-mail for a Sophos HitmanPRO free thirty days license. Click on Activate.

The free HitmanPRO license is successfully activated.

You’ll be presented with the malware removal results, click Next to continue.

Malicious software was partially removed from your computer. Restart your computer to complete removal.

Bookmark this page before you reboot your computer to continue the next Securegate9.com removal steps.

Continue to the next step to remove unwanted browser settings from Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge

Uninstall extension from Google Chrome

Open the Google Chrome browser. In the address bar type: chrome://extensions/. Verify all listed browser extensions.
If you notice an installed extension you do not know or do not trust, click the Remove button to uninstall the extension from Google Chrome.

Uninstall add-on from Mozilla Firefox

Open the Firefox browser. In the address bar type: about:addons. Verify all installed Firefox add-ons.
If you notice an installed add-on you do not know or do not trust, click the Remove button to uninstall the add-on from Firefox.

Uninstall extension from Microsoft Edge

Open the Edge browser. In the address bar type: edge://extensions. Verify all installed Microsoft Edge extensions.
If you notice an installed extension you do not know or do not trust, click the Remove button to uninstall the extension from Microsoft Edge.

Continue to the next step to reset the Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge web browser (optional)

If you still have problems with the web browser consider a full reset of the web browser.

Reset Google Chrome

In the Google Chrome address bar type, or copy and paste: chrome://settings/resetProfileSettings

Click the Reset Settings button to fully reset Google Chrome to the default settings. When you are done restart the Chrome browser.

Reset Mozilla Firefox

In the Firefox address bar type, or copy and paste: about:support
Click the Refresh Firefox button to fully reset Firefox to the default settings. When you are done restart the Firefox browser.

Reset Microsoft Edge

In the Microsoft Edge address bar type, or copy and paste: edge://settings/resetProfileSettings
Click the Refresh button to fully reset Edge to the default settings. When you are done restart the Microsoft Edge browser.

Your Windows computer is now free from adware, malware, and unwanted programs. If you still have problems ask for my help using the comments.

Uninstall Securegate9.com adware from Mac

Remove Securegate9.com with Malwarebytes for Mac

In this first step for Mac, you need to remove adware that is responsible for the Securegate9.com advertisements with Malwarebytes for Mac. Malwarebytes is the best software to remove unwanted programs, adware, and browser hijackers from your Mac. Malwarebytes is free to detect and remove malware on your Mac computer.

Download Malwarebytes (Mac OS X)

You can find the Malwarebytes installation file in the Downloads folder on your Mac. Double click the installation file to begin.

Follow instructions in the Malwarebytes installation file. Click the Get Started button.

Where are you installing Malwarebytes on a personal computer or on a work computer? Make your choice by clicking any of the buttons.

Make your choice to either use the Free version of Malwarebytes or the Premium version. The premium versions include protection against ransomware and offer real-time protection against malware.
Both Malwarebytes free and premium are able to detect and remove malware from your Mac.

Malwarebytes needs “Full Disk Access” permission in Mac OS X to scan your harddisk for malware. Click Open Preferences.

In the left panel click on “Full Disk Access”. Check the Malwarebytes Protection and close the settings.

Go back to Malwarebytes and click the Scan button to begin scanning your Mac for malware.

Click on the Quarantine button to delete the found malware.

Reboot your Mac to complete the malware removal process.

When the removal process is done, continue to the next step.

Continue to the next step to remove unwanted browser settings from Safari, Chrome, or Firefox (Mac)

Uninstall Extension from Safari for Mac

Open the Safari browser. In the left top corner click on Safari. In the Safari menu click on Preferences. Open the “Extensions” tab.
Click on the extension you would like to remove, make sure to check any installed Safari extension, and click on “Uninstall”.

Uninstall Extension from Google Chrome for Mac

Open the Google Chrome browser on Mac. In the address bar type: chrome://extensions/. Verify all listed browser extensions.
If you notice an installed extension you do not know or do not trust, click the Remove button to uninstall the extension from Google Chrome.

Some malware programs create policy’s to prevent users from resetting browser configurations such as the web browser’s homepage and the search engine. If you cannot change your homepage or search engine in the Google Chrome browser you might want to remove the policies created by the malware to restore the browser’s configurations.

Remove unwanted profile from your Mac

First, you need to remove unwanted profiles from your Mac, follow the steps.

Click the Apple symbol () in the top left corner on Mac OS X, click on “Preferences” in the menu bar, and select “Profiles”. If profiles don’t exist you do not have any malicious profile installed on your Mac.

Select the “AdminPrefs“, “Chrome Profile“, or “Safari profile” and delete it.

Next, you need to check if there are policies created for Google Chrome. Open the Chrome browser, in the address bar type: chrome://policy.
If there are policies loaded into the Chrome browser, follow the steps below to remove the policies.

On the Applications folder on your Mac, go to Utilities and Open the Terminal application.

Enter the following commands in the Terminal application, press ENTER after each command.

Remove “Managed by your Organization” from Google Chrome on Mac

Some adware and malware on Mac force the browser’s homepage and search engine using a setting known as “Managed by your organization”. If you see the browser extension or settings in Google chrome is forced using the “Managed by your organization” setting, follow the steps below.

Make sure to bookmark this webpage and open it in another web browser, you need to Quit Google Chrome.

On the Applications folder on your Mac, go to Utilities and Open the Terminal application.

Enter the following commands in the Terminal application, press ENTER after each command.

Restart Google Chrome when you are done.

Uninstall Add-on from Mozilla Firefox for Mac

Open the Firefox browser. In the address bar type: about:addons. Verify all installed Firefox add-ons.
If you notice an installed add-on you do not know or do not trust, click the Remove button to uninstall the add-on from Firefox.

Your Mac should be free of adware, malware, and Securegate9.com advertisements. If you still need help you ask for my help in the comments.