Spyware threats and removal instructions
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Spywarevoid.com contains a database of the latest computer security threats: adware, backdoors, browser helper objects, browser hijackers, keyloggers, remote administration tools, rogue antispyware, malicious domains, tracking cookies, trojans and worms. We provide simple and comprehensive instructions on how to remove these threats manually or what software to use.
The latest top infections currently are:
Alpha Antivirus,
Antivirus System PRO,
Antivirus System 2009,
Cyber Security,
Cyber Protection Center,
Personal Guard 2009,
SecurityTool.
SecureKeeper
November 19th, 2009SecureKeeper continues the saga of LinkSafeness, SiteVillain and AntiAID rogue tools. All of the mentioned applications are frauds and they shouldn’t be trusted.
Secure Keeper is a poor imitation of a security tool. It’s not capable of functioning as a spyware remover but it promises computer protection after users pay for a full version of the program. It keeps offering the license by loading enormous amounts of counterfeit security alerts. The paid version is a hoax, just like infections reported by SecureKeeper.
Secure Keeper spreads with help of trojans and malicious websites. Keep your security applications updated to avoid scams like SecureKeeper.
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Virus Protector
November 18th, 2009Virus Protector is a fake anti-virus tool advertised on malicious and fraudulent websites. It’s not able to function as a virus remover; nevertheless, it demands paying for these nonexistent services.
VirusProtector spreads via malicious web sources but it may also be distributed by trojans. When installed, Virus Protector loads falsified threats reports. It offers purchasing full version of the program for fixing the made-up issues. Avoid VirusProtector at all costs. Loading annoying pop-ups is not the only “feature” of this application. It may also hijack web browser and block legitimate security tools.
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Eco Antivirus
November 18th, 2009Eco Antivirus is a recent clone of Green AV fraud. Eco Anti Virus offers computer protection and boosting system performance but it’s meant to do quite the opposite thing. It’s presented as virus remover but it’s a malware. And instead of making a system run more efficiently EcoAntivirus ruins security settings on the compromised machine.
Eco Antivirus reaches its victims via security holes, spam emails and trojans. It urges to pay for keeping the program, but it prevents people from deleting it. Eco Anti virus tries to convince users of its benefits by loading fabricated infection alerts. It offers taking care of malware after user buys a license. Don’t pay for a fraudulent program supposedly erasing imaginary threats.
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LinkSafeness
November 17th, 2009LinkSafeness is a successor of SiteVillain and AntiAID frauds. It brings various problems but it presents itself as a security tool.
Link Safeness modifies Windows Registry to mess up security settings. It is also capable of hijacking web browser and reducing system speed. The most annoying “feature” of LinkSafeness is loading pop-ups. The rogue tool fabricates all kind of security reports and loads them to interrupt normal activities. The counterfeit alerts offer purchasing Link Safeness for deleting the made-up infections. Needless to say, LinkSafeness is not worth your time or money.
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Personal Protector
November 17th, 2009Personal Protector is not recommended for computer protection for one simple reason: PersonalProtector is a computer parasite. It infects computers via malicious websites and it also spreads with help of trojans.
Personal Protector reports numerous threats and then it offers removing them after victim pays for using the program. Infections detected by PersonalProtector are either made-up or they are regular programs.
Personal Protector is not only fraudulent but it is also malicious. It may redirect web browser to infected websites such as personalprotector.net. It may also block real security applications and websites related to cyber safety.
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Smooth Defender 2009
November 17th, 2009Smooth Defender 2009 is a rogue anti-spyware distributed via malicious websites. SmoothDefender 2009 also spreads with help of trojans.
The goal of SmoothDefender2009 is making people interested in purchasing the program. The application may look quite legitimate because it’s designed to look like an anti-spyware. It fabricates infection alerts and system scan reports. Notifications displayed by Smooth Defender 2009 shouldn’t be trusted. It displays pop-ups urging to pay for using the tool. If you purchase SmoothDefender 2009, you can consider your money lost. There’s no real company behind this software and the paid version is the same malware distributed by trojans.
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ClearWay Shield
November 17th, 2009ClearWay Shield offers full computer protection for $24.95 but what you really get for the price is malware. Clear Way Shield is a rogue application dedicated to gain money. It is installed by trojans and other computer parasites.
ClearWayShield imitates the look and actions of real security applications. It fabricates various security alerts claiming the PC is infected while ClearWay Shield itself is a computer infection. Don’t trust this program and don’t waste your money for a fraud.
ClearWay Shield is not only annoying but it is also harmful. It disables anti-spyware and anti-virus tools and makes the compromised machine vulnerable to the next attacks.
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SiteVillain
November 16th, 2009Site Villain is an identical copy of AntiAID rogue anti-spyware. SiteVillain is more dangerous than a typical fraudulent tool because it may disable Registry Editor and System Restore; this way it makes the manual removal complicated. The malware also blocks real security applications.
The purpose of Site Villain is making people interested into buying a license of the program. The paid version doesn’t even exist and the free version is a computer parasite; that’s why SiteVillain is definitely not a program to trust.
SiteVillain displays constant pop-ups that inform user about numerous infections. All the alerts generated by Site Villain are falsified and they should be ignored.
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Control Center
November 16th, 2009Control Center is a clone of Safety Center and Privacy Center malware. All of these applications are fraudulent and they shouldn’t be trusted.
ControlCenter brings annoying pop-ups that report imaginary infections and urge to buy full version for deleting the fake threats. Don’t fall for this fraudulent scheme and remove the rogue anti-spyware as soon as possible.
Control Center spreads with help of trojans. It may disable security tools and make the infected system vulnerable to other malware. It may also redirect web browser to malicious websites.
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Spyware Defender 2009
November 16th, 2009Spyware Defender 2009 presents itself as anti-spyware application while it’s actually a computer infection. Do not trust messages loaded by SpywareDefender2009 and erase this program as soon as you notice its presence on your PC.
Spyware Defender 2009 is distributed by trojans. Once it’s onboard, SpywareDefender 2009 demands purchasing the tool. People rarely trust software installed without their permissions, but Spyware Defender2009 tricks users by imitating actions of real security tools. It loads security alerts and system scan reports. All the warnings displayed by SpywareDefender 2009 are fabricated and they shouldn’t be trusted.
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Total Security
March 20th, 2009Total Security is a successor of Total VirusProtection tool (learn how to remove Total Virus Protection). Since TotalSecurity is a clone of rogue program, you shouldn’t expect it to function properly.
The newer version of this malware named Total Security 2009 is even more pesky. Click here to delete TotalSecurity 2009.
Total Security is typical fraudulent software. It displays large numbers of counterfeit security alerts and it urges people to pay for using the tool. TotalSecurity costs either $49.95 or $79.95 but it’s not worth a dime. The program is nonfunctional unless you’re looking for some tool to halt a pc and to generate annoying pop-ups.
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