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 rogue antispyware infections currently are:
Antivirus Live,
Antivirus System PRO,
Malware Defense,
Personal Security,
Privacy Center,
SecurityTool,
System Security.
SecurePcAv
February 9th, 2010SecurePcAv is a malicious program from the Wini group of malware. This rogue anti-spyware spreads via Trojans that pretend to be programs necessary to view certain online videos. During the Trojans installation it will install the parasite too. SecurePcAv is configured to start automatically without users permission or knowledge. All proceeded scans are fake.
Furthermore, it is in its power to show fake infections and fraudulent warnings. This is how the parasite is trying to trick the user by making him to believe his computer has serious security issues. It is not necessary to pay attention to these warnings. This is all scam. You have to choose reputable anti-spyware program and get rid of the parasite as soon as possible. Just make sure you remove it and its affiliated components.
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Advanced Defender
February 9th, 2010Advanced Defender is a bogus system that disguises as an anti-spyware application to mislead computer users. This parasite is installed through the malware that will download malicious program at users computer without his knowledge. Once the Advanced Defender is at your PC it’ll start scans automatically and will show you fake warnings that your computer is infected.
What is more, the parasite will not allow you to remove fake infections till you download supposedly legal version of Advanced Defender anti-spyware. We have to warn you this is not necessary because all the security alerts provided by the malware is fabricated and you should ignore exaggerated security reports. Just choose decent anti-spyware program and remove malicious program lying within your computer.
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XP Internet Security 2010
February 8th, 2010XP Internet Security 2010 is a rogue anti-spware program. This malware pretends to be un update for Windows installed via Automatic Updates. The parasite has an characteristic to scan your computer automatically once your computer is started. This is done absolutely without user’s knowledge. Just after the fake scan malware shows many fake warnings stating your computer is at risk and has been infected.
The aim of the fabricated scan results are to make user loose his vigilance and get into trap by paying small fees for a “full” version of XP Internet Security 2010. We have to warn you this is all fake and your computer are fully safe. You can ignore all the warnings. You just need to remove the parasite as soon as possible.
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SafePcAv
February 8th, 2010SafePcAv is a malware and often is installed via Trojan. The parasite is also a clone of GuardWWW, MyPcSecure, PcSecureNet and others from the family of WiniSoft. This rogue anti-spyware program is not an exception and it is also downloaded to the users computer after the Trojan is released. Every time your start the computer SafePcAv runs and shows you fake warnings and supposed threats of your PC.
These fake scan results should be ignored. Furthermore, the rogue anti-spyware program also makes a request to user for buying a fake SafePcAv anti-spyware. Don’t purchase it. This is not worth for spending your money. You can ignore it. Choose the reputable anti-spyware and remove this parasite as soon as possible.
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Paladin Antivirus
February 8th, 2010Paladin Antivirus is a fraudulent anti-spyware. It is also a clone from a group as Malware Defense. The parasite spreads via Trojan and once the Trojan is released the rogue program starts scan the users PC. On your computer’s desktop malware displays fake scan results and floods all kind of fake warnings stating your computer is infected.
This is all fraudulent. Pay an attention, the parasite tries to scare you and make you believe you have to pay small fees for buying “full” version of the Paladin Antivirus. This is all scam. You are safe to ignore this. Just get rid of the malware after you notice this parasite at your computer. Use the decent anti-spyware and remove the rogue program.
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Content Cleaner
February 5th, 2010Content Cleaner is a malicious program, which often spreads through the use of trojans that come from fake antispyware online scanners. The parasite installs on the computer once the trojan is started. The aim of this acction is to confuse the user into tricking him to purchase the bogus software.
An imaginary scan results provided by Content Cleaner is a total fake. You should ignore numerous pop-up alerts. It is highly recommended do not pay an attention to these kind of fraudulent warrnings. The immediate removal of Content Cleaner is the best action to take.
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XP Antispyware 2010
February 4th, 2010XP Antispyware 2010 spreads via trojans and deceptive online advertisements. Avoid installing this program if you have a choice.
XPAntispyware 2010 targets your money. It loads imitation of system scan and then displays fabricated system scan results. XPAntispyware2010 urges paying for the program for deleting the imaginary threats. Trust none of the notifications loaded by XP Antispyware 2010. The program is actually a malware. Besides generating large amounts of counterfeit alerts, XP Antispyware2010 also interrupts web browsing and terminates reputable security tools.
XP Antispyware 2010 displays the following falsified warnings:
XP Antispyware 2010 – Unregistered Version
Attention: DANGER!
ALERT! System scan for spyware, adware, trojans and viruses is complete. XP Antispyware 2010 detected 28 critical system objects. These security breaches may be exploited and lead to the following:
! Your system becomes a target for spam and bulky, intruding ads
! Browser crashes frequently and web access speed decreases
! Your personalfiles, photos, document and passwords get stolen
! Your computer is used for criminal activity behind your back
! Bank details and credit card information gets disclosed
Click REGISTER to register your copy of XP Antispyware 2010 and perform threat removal on your system. The list of infections and vulnerabilities detected will become available after registration.
XP Antispyware 2010 Firewall Alert
XP Antispyware 2010 has blocked a program from accessing the internet
Internet Explorer is infected with Trojan-BNK.Win32.Keylogger.gen
Private data can be stolen by third parties, including credit card details and passwords.
Windows recommend Activate XP Antispyware 2010
Click “Yes, Activate…” to register your copy of XP Antispyware 2010 and perform threat removal on your system.
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Vista Internet Security
February 4th, 2010Vista Internet Security is annoying and deceptive application. Furthermore, it is malicious. Vista Internet Security is designed to look like it was a part of Windows Vista operating system. It is installed by trojan which loads a falsified Windows update alert inviting victims to download the fraudulent program.
The goal of Vista InternetSecurity is tricking people into purchasing the program. It’s not worth your money since its functions are malicious. It brings annoying counterfeit security warnings. VistaInternet Security also hijacks web browser and redirects it to deceptive websites that sell Vista Internet Security. The program is also able to block legitimate spyware and virus removers.
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Your PC Protector
February 3rd, 2010Your PC Protector is a malicious program, which uses deceptive ways of scaring user. This parasite usually enters the system via Trojans installed or downloaded through the malicious websites.
Once this parasite is released to your computer it will try to scare the user by showing fabricateed security alerts and fake infections. You don‘t need to be afraid of your computers‘ safety. It is totally harmless. Instead of paying attention to these fake warnings, you have to be prepared to get rid of the parasite. What you need to do is to choose decent anti-spyware and kill the malware.
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GuardWWW
February 3rd, 2010GuardWWW, also known as a clone of MyPCSecure, is a bogus anti-spyware. This malware spreads via Trojan downloaded or installed through the malicious websites without users’ knowledge. Usually it masquerades under flash player updates or video codecs required to watch a video online.
After the Trojan is loaded, it will display numerous pop-up alerts and rogue warnings. The same Trojan also makes a copy of a fake anti-spyware with a property to run automatically this parasite every time your computer is started. GuardWWW independently scans your computer. As a result of this scan, malware shows you fraudulent results. Those imaginary warnings have no meanings except the user has to be vigilant and get rid of the parasite within the computer. What is more, the GuardWWW may redirect search results to other websites, block an access to security websites and much more.
Take into the consideration, you will be offered to pay small fees for supposedly legal anti-spyware, but it is all fake. All the infections stated as true ones are false and cannot harm your computer. The fraudulent alerts states:
Security Center Alert!
Infiltration alert! Your computer being attacked by an Internet Virus. It could be a password-stealing attack, a trojan-dropper or simular. Do you want GuardWWW to block this attack?
Spyware Alert!
Your computer is infected with spyware. It could damage your critical files or expose your private data on the Internet. Click here to register your copy of GuardWWW and remove spyware threats from your PC.
Now, GuardWWW is configured to be malicious program. All kind of untrue warnings and alerts displayed at you PCs’ desktop have to be ignored. The only decision you have to make is to choose reputable anti-spyware and make sure you remove the parasite with all its affiliated components.
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Antivirus Live
November 13th, 2009Antivirus Live brings annoying pop-ups, slows the system down and it may hijack web browser. It requires paying for keeping the program and unfortunately some people buy the thing because it looks like a security tool.
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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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