Malware imposible de remover, ya intenté todo! Ayuda.

Hola a todos hace unas semanas que se me habren ventanas de publicidade como esta:
http://websitesla.mobilewap.com/sp/cs_videverde.htm
Utilizando el Safari.
y no hay manera que dejen de aparecer.
Ya intente todos los programas de Spyware, Malware y son un fracaso.
Encontré en mi Safari un plugin extraño llamado "Zako" que por lo que goolglié
aparentemente está relacionado con un malware llamado "Chatzum".
Seguí todos los pasos como si tuviera que remover Chatzum, pero nada.
Sigo teniendo publicidades emergentes.
Que saben respecto al tema! Ayuda!
Muchas gracias.

Hola! Acabo de tener este problema y creo que aparentemente lo he resuelto. Metete en la libreria y ahí busca 'zako'. Te debería salir como a mi varios archivos y uno de ellos se llama 'zako.plugin' o algo así. Yo lo he trasnladado a la papelera y se me ha ido de lo de los modulos de internet (también encontraba el tal zako en el mismo sitio de safari). Si tienes la aplicación VLC y te la descargaste de Softonic, también te recomiendo que la borres y lo descarges de la pagina oficial porque aparentemente ha salido de ahí.
Esta es mi pregunta:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/25837891#25837891

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