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Total Security 2009 is a Total Scam

antispyware — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 01:08:01 CST

If you are receiving security alerts from Total Security 2009, don't be too alarmed. This is a rogue security program designed by people to scam you out of your money. Total Security 2009 is a fake, and has no ability to detect or remove parasites. It uses aggressive and misleading advertisements to try to convince you that threats are on your PC, and that you should purchase the product in order to remove these threats.

The fact is, Total Security 2009 cannot scan your computer as it claims to, so any results you see are fabricated and harmless. If you download the scan that is offered, you may be placing malware on your PC.

I have Total Security 2009, how did it get on my PC?

Good question. Most people never know when Total Security 2009 actually installed on their computer. Most of the time, it installs without your knowledge and happens when you download other files, visit malicious websites or share networks with others. Spyware often bundles with other files you download, so you are not aware that it is there.

What malware does

Malware, spyware and other infections like Total Security 2009 are capable of tracking your online interests, such as the searches you perform and websites you visit. This information may be collected and transmitted to third parties, who may then advertise to you in the form of pop-up ads and spam e-mails. Malware might also access private information, so personal passwords, credit card numbers, and other business data may not be secure.

Symptoms of spyware

If you are curious whether Total Security 2009 has been placed on your PC, many common symptoms will alert you to a possible problem.
• A slow running PC is very common or your computer may become unstable.
• If your home page mysteriously changes, your browser sends you to websites you were not trying to visit, or you have new shortcuts on your desktop, then you likely have spyware.
• Pop-up ads are frequently the most annoying symptom. They will bombard you constantly.

How to get rid of Total Security 2009

If you determine that Total Security 2009 is installed on your PC, you can get rid of it manually. A word of caution; manual removal is not easy, and can severely damage your computer if it isn't done exactly right. It is not advised unless you have expertise in this area.

To remove Total Security 2009 automatically, it is recommended that you use a reputable antispyware tool to remove all traces and restore security. Visit www.bluepenguinsoftware.com/spyzooka for a free scan with SpyZooka, the only one that is 100% guaranteed!

GameVance is Playing Games With You!

antispyware — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 21:35:56 CST

GameVance is a free gaming site that allows users to play many games, but it is also adware or malware. While it really isn't as threatening as some other rogue security programs, it does track your browsing habits in order to display advertisements that you may be interested in. GameVance is listed as one of the top ten infections with VirusTotal, an online service that scans individual files for malware.

What does it do?

While you can play games on GameVance, you will get bombarded with pop-up and pop-under ads related not only to other games, but merchandise as well. GameVance collects information about your browsing habits in order to send it to third parties, who pay this program to display ads that are related to your interests. Ads commonly display in the left hand corner, and seem impossible to get rid of. This software may possibly collect private information as well, in order to transmit it to these third party advertisers.

How GameVance gets on your PC

Naturally, you may have purposely installed GameVance yourself, but there are other ways it can place itself on your computer. This software is actually adware, and often installs by visiting malicious websites. It may also download from an illicit game application. Many malware applications download without the users consent or knowledge, and most track your online activities and interests although you may not be aware of it.

Signs that GameVance is on your computer

If you are not aware that GameVance is on your PC, the only symptoms that are really noticeable are the non-stop pop-up ads. They display constantly, and no matter what you try, it seems that you cannot get them to go away. The ads that are displayed may relate to games or other topics. Pop-up ads may be a sign that the security of your computer is compromised or at risk.

Get rid of GameVance

While GameVance is not a serious danger, it is malware and should be removed to prevent possible collection of private information. You may be able to remove this software yourself, but the process of doing this in most cases is difficult and may damage your PC. Manual removal must be done exactly as instructed, and is not advised.

If GameVance is on your PC and you would feel better about your security if it were removed, please visit http://bluepenguinsoftware.com/spyzooka for a free scan. SpyZooka is the only antispyware tool that is 100% guaranteed to remove malware automatically.

LiveProtection Offers No Protection For Your PC

antispyware — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 22:43:50 CST

LiveProtection is a rogue security program that claims to remove spyware. Through aggressive and misleading fake system notifications, LiveProtection alerts you that threats exist on your PC, and that you should download the scan to detect these infections. What you are not informed of is that once the scan is completed, you have to buy the product to remove the infections.

Spending your money on LiveProtection is a total waste. This is a hoax. LiveProtection is not capable of scanning your PC to begin with, and it certainly cannot detect or remove spyware. Unscrupulous people design these scams in an effort to make a profit on products that are useless.

What is malware?

Malware is disruptive. LiveProtection not only affects your PC, it can access private information. These malicious applications are usually capable of tracking your online interests and activities, and may access personal passwords, credit card information and other business data. This may be transmitted to remote servers or third parties as well.

How LiveProtection gets placed on your PC

If you download the scan that is offered, LiveProtection may install at that time. Otherwise, spyware commonly installs when you download files, visit dangerous websites or share networks with others. It often bundles with files such as music, freeware or videos. You won't know the exact moment it installs, but you will notice the symptoms soon after.

Symptoms of spyware

There are numerous signs of spyware that are hard to ignore. Your PC will probably become slow or unstable, because spyware uses a large amount of system resources. You may be bombarded by pop-up ads and security warnings, and your home page may change as well. New toolbars may be in your browser that was not there before.

Removing LiveProtection

Malware can be removed, either manually or automatically. Manual removal is not advised, due to the fact that the process is difficult and requires a great deal of expertise. Your PC may be damaged if LiveProtection is not removed correctly.

To remove LiveProtection completely and automatically, visit http://bluepenguinsoftware.com/spyzooka for a free scan. SpyZooka is the only antispyware tool that guarantees 100% removal of all malware and spyware!

IE-Security Provides Security for Internet Explorer, Right?

antispyware — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 23:26:55 CST

That may be how it appears, but IE-Security is a fairly recent rogue security program on the prowl to take your money. This application works similar to others, but often invades your PC through corrupt video codec's and malicious websites. IE-Security displays numerous security warnings and alerts, informing you that parasites or infections exist on your computer. With this program, the files that are displayed as infections may be legitimate Windows system files that should not be removed.

How IE-Security deceives you

This malware has a system in place to try to convince you that threats exist. Pop-up security warnings will display and they will try to persuade you to download a scan that will supposedly detect these threats so that they can be removed, thus restoring security. The problem is IE-Security cannot scan your PC or detect anything at all. It is all a hoax designed to take your money.

Signs that something is wrong

How will you know if IE-Security has somehow been placed on your PC? The most common symptoms with this rogue are that your Internet connection may be limited, or your browser sends you to unknown websites. Most people notice that their PC doesn't seem to be running as quickly as usual, or seems to be unstable. Constant security warnings and a changed home page are other signs that something may be amiss.

Does IE-Security pose a threat?

Most malware is a threat not only to your computer, but to your personal information as well. These rogue security programs often have the ability to collect information about nearly anything you do online. The searches you perform, websites you visit, personal passwords and other business information such as credit card numbers could be accessed and transmitted to third parties. In severe cases, your PC may crash.

What should you do it malware is on your PC?

When you find that malware or spyware is in fact on your PC, remove it immediately. You may be tempted to do this yourself, but that may not be a good idea. Manual removal is difficult, and could damage your computer further if it isn't done right. The process is complex, and not an easy one.

If you suspect that IE-Security has been placed on your PC, visit http://bluepenguinsoftware.com/spyzooka for a free scan with SpyZooka, the only antispyware application that is 100% guaranteed, and removes malware automatically!

Is DeusCleaner Reliable?

antispyware — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 02:04:38 CST

DeusCleaner is a rogue security program that like most others is designed for one purpose: to take your money. This corrupt antispyware application wants you to believe that your PC is infected with various threats, so that you will buy the product in order to restore security. DeusCleaner is malware, and should be avoided at all costs. This is a scam aimed at gullible users who may believe the fabricated security warnings.

This application works like most others do. It displays misleading and constant alerts warning that threats are on your PC. If you fall for the scare tactics, you may download the scan that is offered. Don't do this, because you may actually be placing DeusCleaner on your PC, and it is malware. If it's too late and you have already downloaded it, the results are fake, so don't let that frighten you. DeusCleaner cannot scan your PC, and there is no way for it to detect or remove anything.

Other than downloading, how is DeusCleaner installed?

If you didn't download the scan, there are many other ways you may be infected with spyware. Downloading common files like music, games and videos are one way you may have contracted it. Visiting websites you are uncertain about is another. Shared networks and spam e-mail links are some other common ways this can occur. The best thing you can do if you get spyware on your PC is to use an automatic antispyware program like SpyZooka.

Are there any symptoms that indicate malware?

There are many symptoms. Some of the most common are a slowing of your PC, or it may become unstable. Most people are bombarded by pop-up ads and security warnings. Your home page may change, or you may have a new toolbar in your browser. Many people experience several of these symptoms.

Should you be concerned if DeusCleaner is on your PC?

Absolutely! DeusCleaner is malware, which is never good. These rogue security programs use valuable system resources, which is why your computer runs slower. They also track your online interests, and may get access to private information you do not want to share like passwords, credit card numbers and other private business data. Spyware may, in severe cases, cause your PC to crash.

What should you do if malware is on your computer?

If you do decide that DeusCleaner is on your PC, remove it immediately. While you can do this yourself, it isn't recommended unless you are very familiar with the process. Manual removal can damage your PC if it isn't done correctly.

Do you suspect that DeusCleaner is on your computer? For a free scan, visit http://bluepenguinsoftware.com/spyzooka. SpyZooka is the only antispyware tool that guarantees 100% removal of spyware!

AntiVirProtect Makes False Claims

antispyware — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 01:41:26 CST

AntiVirProtect is a rogue security program that claims to remove malware. If you receive constant security alerts warning you of infections, beware. Most reputable programs do not advertise in this aggressive and annoying manner, and AntiVirProtect is one application you definitely want to avoid. In fact, it is spyware.

These warnings are created to scare you into thinking that horrible things are on your PC. If you follow their advice and download the free scan, you may be placing malware on your computer. They claim to detect and remove infections, but cannot do either one. Any files that are displayed after the supposed 'scan' is completed are fabricated – and harmless. To purchase this product is a shameful waste of money.

How do you know if AntiVirProtect is on your PC?

How will you know if you have this rogue on your computer? There are many common symptoms that are hard to ignore. A slow computer and irritating pop-up ads are usually the most noticeable. Your PC may become very unstable, your home page may suddenly change, and your browser may direct you to websites you didn't intend to visit. Sometimes, you may notice new toolbars in your browser as well.

Where does AntiVirProtect come from?

You can get infected with AntiVirProtect malware a number of ways. Downloading the free scan they offer may be why you have it. Otherwise, these applications often 'piggyback' on other files you download, and you probably won't realize it. AntiVirProtect may also install if you visit a questionable website, through shared networks, or even spam e-mails. These aren't the only ways you can become infected, but they are the most common.

Is this spyware dangerous?

Any spyware can be a danger to your PC and personal information. These programs have the ability to 'spy' on your online activities. They may collect information about what you search for, the websites you visit, even private passwords and business data. Additionally, AntiVirProtect affects your system resources, which is why your computer becomes slow or unstable. In some instances, your PC may crash. Yes, it is dangerous.

How can AntiVirProtect be removed?

It can be removed manually, but that isn't advised unless you are well experienced in the process. It is risky, and can damage your PC if you aren't sure what you are doing.
Are you suspicious that malware may be on your PC? If you believe that AntiVirProtect has been placed on your PC, get a free scan at http://bluepenguinsoftware.com/spyzooka. Spyzooka is the only antispyware tool that is 100% guaranteed!

Cyber Security Protects You From Nothing in Cyberspace!

antispyware — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 23:08:56 CST

If you have heard of Cyber Security, it is not a product you want to purchase. This rogue security program is promoted through the use of Trojans, and displays constant security alerts warning that your PC is infected. Cyber Security may compromise your PC, and has the ability to block system tools and even some legitimate security programs. It will continue to report security alerts and privacy issues, which is all just a ruse to get you to purchase the product.

Cyber Security is malware, and actually is what it claims it can remove! Most of these programs create harmless files which are later displayed as infections if the user downloads the scan that is offered. This is an attempt to alarm you and make you believe that infections, spyware and other parasites need to be removed, which can only be accomplished by purchasing the full product. This is a scam, don't fall for it! Cyber Security cannot detect or remove anything whatsoever.

If you've ever had spyware, you may know how this works. Cyber Security will bombard you with security alerts and warnings. You will no doubt notice that your PC doesn't seem to be working as efficiently as it did. It will probably become slow or unstable, and pop-up ads will drive you crazy. Sometimes your browser will redirect you to websites you were not trying to visit, or your home page may change. When you start noticing things like this, you may have spyware.

Cyber Security is like most other rogue security programs, and may track what you do online. Your search queries, the websites you visit, and even personal information may be shared with third parties. Malware is dangerous, and can eventually make your PC crash. Your personal identity may be at risk as well, especially if these malicious applications get hold of your passwords or credit card numbers. By now, you probably know that it needs to be removed immediately. You may be able to take care of this yourself, but it is a risky process that could damage your PC.

Don't jeopardize the security of your computer or your personal information! If you believe that Cyber Security may be installed on your PC, click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware product that is guaranteed to remove 100% of all infections, spyware and other parasites automatically!

Windows Enterprise Defender Doesn't Defend Anything!

antispyware — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 04:29:21 CST

Although the name Windows Enterprise Defender may sound like a useful tool to protect your PC from infections, it is actually a rogue security program that is incapable of following through with any of the claims it makes. Windows Enterprise Defender is a product that does not even exist, although it states to the user that it will detect and remove infections, spyware and other parasites. Don't be misled into purchasing this bogus application!

This program is from the same family as Virus Doctor, and works pretty much the same way. Numerous security alerts are displayed to you, warning of infections, Trojans and other parasites. Windows Enterprise Defender invites you to use their scan to detect these infections so that they can be removed and security restored. This is a scam that is intended to trick you into purchasing the product to remove these infections, although it is useless. This program cannot scan your PC, so the results shown to you are harmless files that are most likely fabricated. Don't worry too much about them, and certainly don't waste your money on Windows Enterprise Defender!

This application is configured to run every time you log on to Windows. You will likely receive security warnings constantly, which can become quite annoying. If it becomes installed on your PC, your computer will probably become slow and sluggish, because this program uses a great amount of your system resources. Windows may freeze, pop-up ads may drive you crazy, and your browser may take you to websites you were not trying to visit. In some instances, your computer may even crash.

Where does Windows Enterprise Defender come from? Good question. Most people get this malware by downloading files that seem harmless, such as music, games, freeware or videos. You may also get infected by sharing networks, spam emails and vicious or questionable websites. At the time it actually installs, you won't know it and it hides in the background. However, the symptoms mentioned earlier will usually alert you to the fact that something is very wrong. Once you realize that malware is on your computer, you should remove it at once to prevent further possible damage. Don't do this yourself, because the process is complex and could result in even more damage to your PC!

If you are suspicious that Windows Enterprise Defender may have been installed on your computer, click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware product that carries a 100% guarantee, and will remove all infections, spyware, Trojans and other parasites automatically.

Active Security is Active Alright – But Not at Protecting Your PC!

antispyware — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 03:48:20 CST

Heard of Active Security? While it may sound like a reliable program to remove infections, it is really a rogue security program from the same family as Protection System and CoreGuard Antivirus 2009. This application is promoted through the use of Trojans, and fake online scanners. Like most other malware, Active Security displays misleading security alerts and warnings. This is a scare tactic that the creators hope frighten the user enough so that they purchase the product, which is a total waste of money.

Active Security claims to detect and remove parasites and infections, but actually is malware itself. It invites you to scan your PC to detect the infections it claims exists, and informs you that once detected, it will remove these threats. What Active Security fails to tell you is that it will cost you to do so – you must purchase the full product. It really doesn't matter though; this application cannot scan your computer, so it is impossible for it to detect or remove any infection or parasite. The results of the scan are harmless or fabricated files.

While Active Security can't do any of the good things it claims to do, it is malicious. Spyware is capable of all sorts of things, from slowing your PC down to making it crash. Your private accounts and information may be accessed, which includes personal passwords, credit card data and other business information. If you notice that your computer is becoming slow or unstable and start getting bombarded with security alert warnings and pop-up ads, you may have Active Security on your PC. A changed home page or browser redirection are other common signs.

It may befuddle you where it came from if you find that Active Security is on your PC. Malware installs without you knowing it or giving permission. This usually happens when you download files, share networks, visit questionable websites that are not secure, or through spam emails. Wherever it originated, it should be removed or things will get worse. These applications usually install even more malware on your computer. You might try to remove it yourself, but this isn't advised unless you really know what you are doing, because it can easily damage your PC.

Are you suspicious that Active Security or some other rogue security program resided on your computer? Click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware application that guarantees 100% removal of all Trojans, parasites and other infections automatically!

PC Scout: The Most Dishonest Scout You Will Ever Come Across

antispyware — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 22:32:20 CST

From the title, you have probably already guessed that PC Scout is not a reliable security product. In fact, PC Scout is another in a long line of rogue security programs designed to fool the user by their misleading security warnings and alerts. Malicious people invent these programs to purposely trick the user into believing their computer is infected, so that they will buy the product as a solution to the problem.

PC Scout is malware, and should be removed. This software is itself exactly what it advertises to remove in order to protect security! Through consistent and tireless security warnings, PC Scout informs you that infections, spyware and other parasites exist on your PC, and that you should run the scan they offer to detect these threats. If you fall for it, you may be placing this rogue on your computer yourself. Any results shown if you choose to download the scan are usually harmless files, or simply made up. It's all just a ploy to entice you to buy the product to remove these threats.

PC Scout is incapable of scanning, detecting or removing anything at all. However, it can cause considerable problems if it becomes installed on your PC. These parasites run continuously in the background on every start up, and use an incredible amount of system resources. What does this mean? Your computer may run very slow, or become unstable. You will most likely be bombarded with pop-up ads, and your browser may redirect you to unknown websites. In severe cases, your PC could even crash.

What's more, PC Scout may access private data such as personal passwords, credit card numbers and other important business information. Additional malware may be installed, which will only make matters worse. The longer PC Scout remains on your computer, the worse things will probably get. You should remove PC Scout at once when you realize it is there. Manual removal is possible, but not advised due to the difficulty level and risk of damage to your PC. Practice safe surfing habits, and use extreme caution when downloading files, visiting strange websites and opening spam emails. These are some common ways to get infected.

Do you have reason to believe that PC Scout may be present on your computer? Click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware application that guarantees 100% removal of all infections, Trojans, spyware and other parasites automatically! Peace of mind will be restored, along with security.

Is SaveArmor a Knight in Shining Armor?

antispyware — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:30:18 CST

If you are thinking of spending your money on SaveArmor to protect your PC from parasites and infections, read this before you do. SaveArmor is a rogue security program designed to fool you into believing it is a reliable security program, able to detect and remove spyware, viruses and other threats. Like most of these scams, this one simply wants your money, and provides no protection. Can it remove existing threats? No way.

SaveArmor displays aggressive and alarming security alerts to the user, which looks much like a Windows security center, and will often state that your antivirus is disabled or out of date. It will also inform you that infections exist, and that you should download the free scan to detect these infected files. When you download the scan, you may actually be placing SaveArmor on your computer, which is malware.

Of course the scan cannot detect anything, and the files that are displayed are usually fake or at the very least harmless. This is simply adding fuel to the fire to make the user even more alarmed. SaveArmor cannot detect or remove anything at all, so save your money. Is it safe to leave this rogue on your PC? No. These malicious applications often have the ability to track your online habits, gather private information and access business accounts - not to mention the havoc they can wreak on your PC.

A slow running computer or one that has become unstable along with other symptoms like annoying pop-up ads, security warnings or changed home pages may be a sign that spyware is on your computer. Where does SaveArmor come from if you did not actually install it yourself? It commonly installs through Trojans when you download other files, visit questionable websites, or click on links in spam emails. You won’t know when it installs, because these programs usually remain resident in the background and you don’t know they are there until you begin having the symptoms.

Don’t try to remove SaveArmor yourself unless you have a thorough knowledge of the removal process, because you could end up damaging your PC. The process is complex, and must be done precisely in order to restore security to your computer without disturbing system files that are needed for proper functioning.

Do you suspect that SaveArmor exists on your PC? Click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware application that guarantees 100% removal of all infections, spyware and other security threats automatically.

SpyGuard - Think It Guards Against Parasites?

antispyware — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:16:18 CST

SpyGuard is another rogue security program that’s primary intention is to fool users into believing that it is a reliable security application that will detect and remove parasites and infections. There are literally thousands of these fakes around the internet world, and they want your money. It’s really that simple.

Malicious people invent these applications to look as though they are legitimate security tools. Their hope is that the user will be alarmed by the security alerts and pop-up messages they receive, scan their PC with the scan that is offered, and ultimately purchase the full product as a solution to these supposed infections. They make money, you get nothing. Sound like a fair trade? Don’t give SpyGuard your money!

Most rogues like this one operate in pretty much the same manner. Downloading the free scan that is offered can actually place SpyGuard on your PC, which is malware. These programs also install without your knowledge or consent when you download other files, visit questionable websites, or click links in spam emails. Some are extremely dangerous, but none are of any use and should be removed as soon as you realize it exists.

What can SpyGuard do? Take up valuable system resources, place even more malware on your PC, affect your operating system and collect information about you and your online activities. Your computer may become very slow, almost to the point that it seems paralyzed. Passwords, credit card numbers and other business data may be accessed as well. In severe cases, your PC may even crash.

Removing SpyGuard yourself is possible, but definitely not advised. Removal requires halting all running processes and locating all files and values that are related so that you can delete them. If not done precisely, manual removal can cause damage to your PC.

Do you suspect that SpyGuard has been installed on your computer? Click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware application that guarantees 100% removal of all parasites, infections and other security threats.

SpySpotter Is Incapable of Spotting Spyware!

antispyware — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 02:40:23 CDT

While the name sounds like a tool you would use to detect and remove spyware, SpySpotter is another rogue security program that focuses on tormenting the user by displaying incessant security alerts and warnings. To put it simply, the hackers who invent this product want to scare you into purchasing it. SpySpotter is like 99% of other malware -- it cannot scan your PC for threats, and it cannot detect or remove anything. Period.

Most of the time, a person only first realizes that spyware has been placed on their PC when they start noticing strange things. Your computer may be slow to start up, or just doesn't seem to run very well. You wonder what the problem is; you are getting all of these warnings, your PC is at the point of seeming almost paralyzed, and you end up at strange websites you weren't trying to visit. What's going on? Most likely, spyware.

SpySpotter and other malicious applications install without you even knowing it. Usually, this happens when you download other files, visit websites that aren't secure, or click on links in spam emails. Shared networks may also be to blame. However you got it on your PC, you know that it is really irritating and you want it gone -- now. And it should be, because it can really do a number on your computer.

SpySpotter may access your private information, such as passwords and credit card numbers. It may also place more malware on your computer, which is only going to make things worse. Since it has the ability to modify and disable system files, you risk damage to your PC. SpySpotter remains resident and hides in the background at all times, which is why your computer is running so slowly. When you realize you have a malicious application on your PC, don't wait to uninstall it. You should never try to remove it yourself either, unless you are an expert. It's easy to damage your computer if you do this incorrectly.

Are you suspicious that SpySpotter may be on your PC? Click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool that is 100% guaranteed, and removes every last trace of parasites, worms and other security threats automatically.

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antispyware — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:59:10 CDT

MalwareWar -- Wage War Against This Rogue!

antispyware — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 01:09:17 CDT

MalwareWar sounds like it would be very aggressive against malware, doesn't it? This rogue security program is basically like all of the others -- its main purpose is to take your money. Constant security warning alerts are displayed to the user in order to persuade them that their PC is infected with spyware, viruses, and all sorts of dangerous things. Of course they offer to scan your computer, so that they can detect these files and remove them. MalwareWar is an all-out scam, pure and simple.

This application is actually spyware, developed by hackers who want to profit on a useless product. When the user falls for the invitation to scan their computer, they will be shown the results, which are always bad. In fact, they are so bad that you are informed that in order for these parasites to be removed, you must purchase the full product. What happens if you do? Nothing. MalwareWar can't detect anything, the scan results are fake, and nothing will be removed from your PC. Essentially, you may as well throw your money away.

Rogue security programs like these are able to do a few things, like cause trouble. Once installed, your PC is likely to become slow or unstable because these applications take up such a large amount of system resources. Most are capable of installing more malware on your computer, and collecting information about you. Your private passwords, credit card numbers and other data may be collected. In some cases, your computer may even crash.

MalwareWar, like most other spyware, has symptoms that are impossible to miss. Besides the poor performance of your PC, you will likely be bombarded with pop-up ads, security warnings and banner ads. Your browser may send you to strange websites that you did not intend to visit, and you may notice new toolbars in your browser, or icons in your system tray that were not there before. These rogue security programs often install when you download other files, or visit questionable websites that are not secure. The best thing you can do is remove this parasite. Manual removal is risky, and can damage your PC if not done correctly.

Do you have the symptoms described above, and feel that MalwareWar may reside on your computer? Click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware application that guarantees 100% removal of all parasites, worms, trojans and other security threats automatically.

Advanced Virus Protection -- Exactly What Does This Rogue Protect You From?

antispyware — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:01:23 CDT

If you are wondering whether Advanced Virus Protection is a good antispyware program and considering buying it, save your money. Otherwise, you are throwing it away. Advanced Virus Protection is a rogue security program which simply means that it is a scam. Hackers create these programs so that they look legitimate and convincing. They want you to increase their profits by buying the product, which is utterly useless.

Advanced Virus Protection attempts to gain your undivided attention by displaying security alerts to you. These alerts will explain that security threats exist on your PC, and that you should download the scan they offer in order to determine which files are infected, so that they may be removed. If you download the scan, you may be placing this rogue on your computer yourself. In any event, the results that are displayed after the scan is finished are fake. In fact, this rogue isn't even capable of scanning your PC, so naturally there is no way it can detect or remove anything.

What most of these malicious applications can do is really mess up your computer. Advanced Virus Protection is no exception. These programs may modify system files, change network settings, collect your private information and place even more malware on your computer. The reason that your computer becomes slow or unstable is that these rogues use an enormous amount of system resources, because they run constantly in the background. Your PC may even crash. Passwords and other business information are at risk, so you should remove Advanced Virus Protection at once.

If you are curious as to how this program got on your PC to start with, there are several common ways this happens. You may have visited a questionable website that was not secure, or downloaded a music or video file that this rogue piggybacked on. Shared networks and spam emails are other common culprits. Wherever it came from, get rid of it. Manual removal may be what you decide to do, but be warned that you can easily damage your PC because this is a fairly difficult and involved process.

Do you believe that Advanced Virus Protection may be installed on your computer? Click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool that offers you a 100% guarantee that it removes all parasites, infections and other security threat automatically.

Dr. Protection -- One Doctor You Should Not Trust!

antispyware — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 22:06:02 CDT

Dr. Protection is another rogue security program that advertises to the internet world to be a legitimate spyware removal tool. This application is a fake, and should not be trusted. Like most others, it uses aggressive security warnings in an effort to alarm the user, so that they will buy the product in order to remove these supposed infections. Keep your money, it doesn't work.

If you are new to these parasites, here is a brief explanation of how most work. Dr. Protection, like most rogue security programs, will advertise constantly to you through pop-up security alerts. These alerts will state that infections or spyware resides on your PC, and that you should use their scan to detect these infections. Once it scans your computer, Dr. Protection displays the results, which are made up. This application cannot scan your PC, so of course it is incapable of detecting threats or removing them. However, it is a parasite and should be removed immediately once you know it is there.

How will you know if Dr. Protection is in fact on your PC? There are many common symptoms of malware. Usually, your computer will become slow, or even freeze. Pop-up ads and security alerts will bombard you, and your browser may send you to websites that you did not intend to visit. Your home page may change, or there may be new shortcuts on your desktop that were not there before. You will most likely notice that you are getting an unusually large amount of spam emails as well.

Many rogue security programs that are similar to this one pose a danger to your computer and private information. They can change network settings, disable system files and collect private data such as passwords and credit card information. Your PC may become unstable or even crash. You may try to remove Dr. Protection manually, but this is a process that can cause severe damage to your computer. All related files and values must be located so that you can delete them, which is not easy because they can hide from you. Also, you may delete the wrong file or remove a system file that is crucial for your computer to function properly.

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FastAntivirus09 is FAST At Putting Your Security at Risk

antispyware — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 22:26:22 CDT

FastAntivirus09 is a rogue security program that's main purpose is to take your money and run. This malware is disguised to be a legitimate spyware removal tool, and advertises aggressively to the user through deceiving security alerts. These alerts will inform you that security threats exist on your PC, and that you should download the scan to detect these parasites in order to remove them.

Once the scan is complete, FastAntivirus09 will display the supposedly infected files. You will then be informed that in order to remove these threats, you have to purchase the full product. These results are a fake. FastAntivirus09 cannot scan your computer, so naturally it is incapable of detecting threats or removing them. Hackers design these programs so that they may alarm you, and hopefully get you to let go of your money.

A few things that FastAntivirus09 may do is place more malware on your PC, it may disable or delete system files that you need, and it is capable of modifying network settings. FastAntivirus09 may also "spy" on you. It may track your online searches and the sites you visit, as well as personal information. Passwords, credit card numbers and other information may be at risk. This program is malware, and should be removed at once when you know it is there.

Common symptoms of having FastAntivirus09 on your PC are pretty much like the rest. Your computer may become very slow or even crash. Browser redirection, new shortcuts on your desktop, a changed home page and incessant security warnings are also common. You may be tempted to remove FastAntivirus09 manually, but this is not advised due to the risk of damaging your computer. The process is complex, and requires locating and deleting all related files and values. This is not easy, because these files can easily hide from the user and go undetected.

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AntivirusTrigger Usually Triggers Trouble

antispyware — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 02:11:46 CDT

AntivirusTrigger is another rogue security program, actually a more recent version of Virus Trigger malware. This application displays aggressive and misleading security alerts to the user, mostly to frighten them into believing that their PC is infected so that they will purchase the product as a remedy to the problem. AntivirusTrigger is a fake antispyware product that is designed by hackers with a strong intent on stealing your money.

If a user does download the free scan, AntivirusTrigger reports either harmless or nonexistent files that are supposedly security threats. These results are fabricated, but intended to convince the user that they need to purchase the full product in order to remove these threats. AntivirusTrigger cannot detect or remove anything, and is essentially an empty product with no use whatsoever. If you do buy this product, chances are you will never get your money back so you are essentially throwing your money away.

Malware like this often modifies system files, collects information and installs even more malware. Often, your PC becomes very slow and displays incessant security threat warnings, pop-up ads and banners to you. You may notice that your browser redirects you to unknown websites as well. Since these applications use an enormous amount of system resources, they affect the performance. In some cases, your computer may crash.

AntivirusTrigger often gets installed without your knowledge or permission. This can happen in a variety of ways. Visiting questionable websites, downloading freeware, music and other programs, spam email links and shared networks are common culprits. AntivirusTrigger should be removed immediately once detected, to avoid further problems. Manual removal is possible, but not advised due to the risk of severe damage to your PC. All related running processes must be killed, then associated files and values detected and deleted. It is recommended that you use a reputable antispyware tool to remove AntivirusTrigger automatically.

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AVSystemCare Could Care Less About Your System!

antispyware — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 02:59:17 CDT

You guessed it – AVSystemCare is another rogue security program that hopes that by frightening users into believing that serious threats exist on their PC, they will purchase the product to remove these threats. This is another in a long (and ever growing) line of malicious applications designed by hackers to rob you of your money. AVSystemCare is capable of absolutely nothing at all. Any results displayed if you do download the scan are fictitious.

The messages displayed by AVSystemCare often look very similar to the ones issued by Windows Security center, so they can be very misleading. This rogue may be installed with the assistance of malicious trojans, or because of security loopholes in your system. Common culprits are free downloads, music, games, etc. You may also get AVSystemCare by practicing unsafe surfing habits, visiting questionable websites, or clicking on links in spam emails.

As with most other spyware, AVSystemCare displays the same symptoms. A slow running PC, non-stop pop-up ads and browser redirection are common, and occasionally a changed home page. When you start noticing that your PC just isn't responding as well as it normally does, or you begin getting bombarded with pop-up ads, you most likely have a problem.

AVSystemCare uses a large amount of system resources because it runs constantly in the background. It may also disable system files that you need in order for your PC to operate efficiently. Your private data may be accessed, along with all sorts of information about your online activities. Remove this rogue immediately once you detect it. As far as manual removal goes, it is not advised because of the danger of severe damage to your computer. Every file and value that is related to AVSystemCare must be detected and deleted, and the process is a complex one.

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