June 21, 2021
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0Free IP logger Removal Guide
Recently, while reading Reddit, our team came across the question: “Somebody gave me a link. It was an IP logger. What do I do?”
After reading the answers and comments, we realized with horror that most readers have no idea why an IP logger is dangerous or what it is in general.
However, an IP logger is a special site for receiving and then transmitting your IP address to third parties. With this, an attacker can conduct a DDoS attack or track your location.
Read more about DDoS attack threats here.
To prevent this from happening, you need to block such sites on your PC. This article will tell you what this program is and how to block it in case of a threat.
What is an IP logger?
An IP logger is a web program that tracks users’ IP addresses. It works by providing the user a link, and by clicking on it their IP address will be disclosed.
There are two types of IP loggers. The first is a special tool that helps you track the statistics of a website, blog, or any other internet service. Such a tool can be downloaded via Google Play and the App Store, and you can find an online version to use via a computer. This tool shortens URLs and provides quick access to the full logs and statistics of clicks on these links.
The second type is a malicious tool that can be used to attack the user and their computer or phone in addition to tracking their IP address. Many experts say that some unexpected browsers can redirect to the Iplogger.org domain. This is not a good sign for users because it means a Trojan infection.
All types of malware have been listed here. Read the article to protect your security.
According to the results of a study by cyber specialists, IP logger is launched by various Trojans designed to track online user activity and collect information about the used device, user’s location, ISP, visit time to certain sites and services, along with data on downloaded and transmitted materials, and much more.
So, such browser redirection can’t be ignored, especially it should be notices by people who don’t use IP logger program in daily life.
How to remove IP logger from your computer
As promised, now we will tell you how to remove the IP logger utility permanently from your computer. To do this, you need to follow the instructions below. We have prepared separate instructions for different types of operating systems and even browsers.
Method 1: How to remove IP logger from Windows.
a) Windows XP
- Click the Start button.
- Select The Control Panel option.
- Select the Add or Remove Programs function.
- Click on the program Iplogger.org.
- Click the Remove button.
b) Windows 7
- Click the Start button.
- Select The Control Panel option.
- Go to the Programs option and find Uninstall a program.
- Select the program Iplogger.org
- Click the Uninstall option.
c) Windows 8
- Click the Start button and find Settings.
- Open the Control Panel option.
- Choose Programs and Features option.
- Find the program Iplogger.org.
- Click the Uninstall option.
d) macOS
- Click the Start button and find Applications.
- In the app, you need to find any suspicious programs, including Iplogger.org.
- Right-click and select Move to recycle bin.
Method 2: How to remove IP logger from your browser.
a) Internet Explorer
- Open the browser.
- Click on the buttons Alt+X.
- Choose the Manage add-ons option.
- Select the Toolbars and Extensions option.
- Find the Removing unwanted extensions option.
- Select the Search providers option.
- Remove the application Iplogger.org.
- Click on the button Alt+X one more time.
- Choose the Internet options feature.
- On the General page, you should change the home page.
- Click on the OK button to save the changes.
b) Mozilla Firefox
- Open the browser.
- Click on the Tools option.
- Select the Add-ons feature.
- Select and remove unwanted extensions.
- Open the Menu option.
- Select Options.
- On the General page, you should change your home page.
- Open the Search page and remove the application Iplogger.org.
- Select the default search provider.
c) Google Chrome
- Open the browser.
- Select the Menu option.
- Choose the More tools option.
- Open the Extensions feature.
- Stop unwanted browser extensions.
- Go to settings (under extensions).
- Click Set Page in the Start On section.
- Change the Home page.
- Go to the Search section and click the Manage Search Engines option.
- Remove the application Iplogger.org.
- Select the default search provider.
Method 3: How to remove IP logger domains from your PC.
In addition, there is another way to block IP logger domains to reliably protect yourself from personal data leaks.
- Follow the path: c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc.
- Find the “hosts” file.
- Copy it to your desktop or to any folder that is convenient for you.
- Click the right mouse button –> “Open with.”
- Select “Notepad” or another text editor.
- Click “OK.”
In Notepad, you will see some text, to which you need to add this text at the bottom:
0.0.0.0 ezstat.ru
0.0.0.0 iplogger.org
0.0.0.0 2no.co
0.0.0.0 iplogger.com
0.0.0.0 iplogger.ru
0.0.0.0 yip.su
0.0.0.0 iplogger.co
0.0.0.0 iplogger.info
0.0.0.0 ipgrabber.ru
0.0.0.0 ipgraber.ru
0.0.0.0 iplis.ru
0.0.0.0 02ip.ru
Now press the key combination “CTRL+S” and save the modified file “hosts” in the original path: c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc.
Now you need to restart your computer to save the changes.
How to forget about such threats
Suppose you are tired of the daily online threats associated with hacker attacks, data leaks, viruses, phishing, spam, and many other things. In that case, it is best to choose an alternative to the centrally controlled internet. For example, use the decentralized Utopia P2P network. Utopia is an anonymous, private ecosystem – a private internet connection on the internet.
The entire network operates on the principle of peer-to-peer architecture; that is, there is no central server for storing data. Instead, each user has their own cryptographic container and is both a user and a server at the same time.
The ecosystem has several tools for messaging, data transfer, online payments, games, etc. In addition, there is a separate browser that does not track IP addresses or online activity of users so that it can never be compromised later.
Read more about the ecosystem here.
