AntiSpyware 3000 is another fake anti-spyware program. Usually it is installed by trojans such as Zlob or Vundo. Also AntiSpyware 3000 may be downloaded from one of AntiSpyware 3000 distribution sites.
Once installed, AntiSpyware 3000 automatically runs system scan and displays fake exaggerated results. Scared user is pushed into buying of a full version of AntiSpyware 3000 to remove detected threats. AntiSpyware 3000 stays resident in memory and may slowdown computer performance.
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
ExtSecurityCenter removal
ExtSecurityCenter is a rogue spyware removal software. It behaves like a real anti-spyware scanner, but ExtSecurityCenter displays a fake or exaggerated list of spyware threats scarying the user. ExtSecurityCenter can be secretly installed into your computer by the trojan.
ExtSecurityCenter use very aggressive advertising tactics. If the user chooses option to delete 'detected' spyware, it will be immediately asked to buy full version of ExtSecurityCenter software. This warning box appears many times.
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ExtSecurityCenter use very aggressive advertising tactics. If the user chooses option to delete 'detected' spyware, it will be immediately asked to buy full version of ExtSecurityCenter software. This warning box appears many times.
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Antivirus 2009 Plus removal
Antivirus 2009 Plus is one more rogue anti-spyware program. It may be secretly installed by the Vundo trojan without your permission or knowlege or downloaded from the one of the fake scanner sites.
Antivirus 2009 Plus displays fake system messages and makes false spyware detections trying to scare the user into purchasing of the full version of this fake software.
If Antivirus 2009 Plus appeared at your computer without your consent or knowlege, you must run your trusted anti-spyware scanner immediately.
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Antivirus 2009 Plus displays fake system messages and makes false spyware detections trying to scare the user into purchasing of the full version of this fake software.
If Antivirus 2009 Plus appeared at your computer without your consent or knowlege, you must run your trusted anti-spyware scanner immediately.
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SafeGuard 2009 rogue anti-spyware
SafeGuard 2009 (also known as SafeGuard2009) is another rogue anti-spyware program. It may be secretly installed by trojan or downloaded through one of the Fake Scanner Sites. SafeGuard 2009 will run on every computer startup and will display a large number of fake security notifications informing that user's computer is infected with various malware. SafeGuard 2009 may appear difficult to remove manually especially if it was installed by the trojan.
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
What is Privacy Protection Suite?
Privacy Protection Suite is a rogue anti-spyware program, which uses popups and alert messages as scare tactics to trick users into thinking that they are infected with other parasites. Privacy Protection Suite convince tricked users to purchase a full version of software.
Privacy Protection Suite may be installed onto computers through a trojan file which is usually downloaded by means of a fake video codec download. Privacy Protection Suite may also be manually downloaded and installed directly from the ppsuite.com website.
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Privacy Protection Suite may be installed onto computers through a trojan file which is usually downloaded by means of a fake video codec download. Privacy Protection Suite may also be manually downloaded and installed directly from the ppsuite.com website.
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How to remove ASC-AntiSpyware
ASC-AntiSpyware is a rogue spyware removal software. It behaves like a real anti-spyware scanner, but ASC-AntiSpyware displays a fake or exaggerated list of Spyware threats scarying the user. If the user chooses option to delete 'detected' spyware, it will be immediately asked to buy full version of ASC-AntiSpyware product.
ASC-AntiSpyware also known as Win Antivirus Vista/XP and may be distributed by one of the following sites: asc-antispyware.com, asc-antispyware.net, asc-antispyware.info, win-antivirus-vista-xp.com, etc. Please do not visit these scam sites.
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ASC-AntiSpyware also known as Win Antivirus Vista/XP and may be distributed by one of the following sites: asc-antispyware.com, asc-antispyware.net, asc-antispyware.info, win-antivirus-vista-xp.com, etc. Please do not visit these scam sites.
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Tuesday, February 17, 2009
How to remove XP Police Antivirus
XP Police Antivirus is a rogue spyware removal software. It behaves like a real anti-spyware scanner, but displays fake or exaggerated list of spyware threats scarying the user. It tries to push the victim into purchasing of the "full" version of that rogue software.
XP Police Antivirus advertises itself very aggressively. It displays warning boxes from the Windows taskbar. These warning boxes appears many times. If the user chooses option to remove detected "threats", it will be immediately asked to buy full version of XP Police Antivirus.
Usually, XP Police Antivirus is installed on the victim's computer by some trojan, so the computer should be scanned with trusted anti-virus or anti-spyware program as soon as possible!
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XP Police Antivirus advertises itself very aggressively. It displays warning boxes from the Windows taskbar. These warning boxes appears many times. If the user chooses option to remove detected "threats", it will be immediately asked to buy full version of XP Police Antivirus.
Usually, XP Police Antivirus is installed on the victim's computer by some trojan, so the computer should be scanned with trusted anti-virus or anti-spyware program as soon as possible!
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WiniGuard removal
WiniGuard is a rogue spyware removal software. It behaves like a real anti-spyware scanner, but WiniGuard displays a fake or exaggerated list of Spyware threats scarying the user. WiniGuard can be secretly installed into your computer by the trojan.
WiniGuard use very aggressive advertising tactics. If the user chooses option to delete 'detected' spyware, it will be immediately asked to buy full version of WiniGuard product, which costs $49.95. This warning box appears many times.
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WiniGuard use very aggressive advertising tactics. If the user chooses option to delete 'detected' spyware, it will be immediately asked to buy full version of WiniGuard product, which costs $49.95. This warning box appears many times.
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Friday, February 13, 2009
WARNING: Fake Valentine's day e-card sites!
Fake Valentine's day e-card site is some kind of social engineering approach. One-page site displays nice Valentine's day picture and link with text "Click here to see your full size e-card". If you click that link, you will be redirected to downloading of a malware executable. If you will run it then, your computer will be infected with spyware.
Below is the list of such sites. Please do not visit these sites and do not try to download executables from there.
Below is the list of such sites. Please do not visit these sites and do not try to download executables from there.
| adorelyric.com adorepoem.com adoresongs.com alldatanow.com alldataworld.com bestadore.com bestlovehelp.com bestlovelong.com cantlosedata.com chatloveonline.com cherishletter.com cherishpoems.com freedoconline.com funloveonline.com goodnewsdigital.com losenowfast.com lovecentralonline.com | lovelifeportal.com mingwater.com orldlovelife.com romanticsloving.com superobamaonline.com theworldpool.com topwale.com wagerpond.com whocherish.com worldlovelife.com worldtracknews.com worshiplove.com youradore.com yourdatabank.com yourgreatlove.com yourteamdoc.com |
Virus Remover 2009
Virus Remover 2009 is a rogue anti-spyware program and one of the clones of Antispyware 2009. Usually Virus Remover 2009 is secretly installed by trojan or may be downloaded through one of the Fake Scanner Sites. Virus Remover 2009 will run on every computer startup and will display a large number of fake security notifications informing that user's computer is infected with various malware. Virus Remover 2009 may appear difficult to remove manually especially if it was installed by the trojan.
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What is MS Antispyware 2009?
MS Antispyware 2009 is a rogue spyware removal software. It behaves like a real anti-spyware scanner, but MS Antispyware 2009 displays a fake or exaggerated list of spyware threats scarying the user. This ruse is used to trick a victim into purchasing of the "full" version of that rogue software.
MS Antispyware 2009 use very aggressive advertising. While the 'scan' is taking place, MS Antispyware 2009 displays a warning dialog box from the Windows taskbar that says the name of the 'detection'. If the user chooses Delete option, it will be immediately asked to buy full version of MS Antispyware 2009 product. This warning box appears many times.
Usually, MS Antispyware 2009 is installed on the victim's computer by some trojan, so the computer should be scanned with trusted anti-virus or anti-spyware program as soon as possible!
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MS Antispyware 2009 use very aggressive advertising. While the 'scan' is taking place, MS Antispyware 2009 displays a warning dialog box from the Windows taskbar that says the name of the 'detection'. If the user chooses Delete option, it will be immediately asked to buy full version of MS Antispyware 2009 product. This warning box appears many times.
Usually, MS Antispyware 2009 is installed on the victim's computer by some trojan, so the computer should be scanned with trusted anti-virus or anti-spyware program as soon as possible!
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