The main source of re-infection is the rogue configuration profile created by AnySearchManager on your Mac as part of the initial compromise. This way, the virus maintains persistence by causing a relapse of the adverse influence every time you try to uninstall the app using the standard removal procedure. This malicious profile additionally prevents victims from reverting to the correct web browsing preferences. For instance, it sets a new enterprise policy in Chrome, which significantly restricts the scope of available user controls. An extra circumstance propping the stubborn behavior of this PUA is that it often comes bundled with scareware such as Advanced Mac Cleaner or Mac Keeper. The nasty tandem of the browser hijacker and fake system optimizer ensures that the two-pronged attack continues even in case one of these electronic “accomplices” is purged from the Mac. The logic of this perseverance is that the remaining pest downloads and runs the one that went missing due to the user’s security efforts. Therefore, to get rid of AnySearchManager for good, it’s necessary to delete the harmful configuration profile under System Preferences first. One more prerequisite of a successful fix is to look for and remove other infections that may have tailgated into your Mac along with the browser hijacker.