WinAntiSpyware 2006 is a rogue computer application designed to display nonexistent threats in order to make you believe that your computer is in danger. The makers of WinAntiSpyware 2006 just want to goad you into purchasing their rogue product. WinAntiSpyware 2006 is usually installed through drive-by downloads and by using other unsolicited methods. WinAntiSpyware 2006 is a potentially unwanted program and is recommended to be removed immediately.
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Posted December 30th, 2006, in Trojans, Rogue Anti-Spyware Program | No Response »
Film3344 is another spyware cookie that is designed to track your personal information, such as email address and your name. Film3344 may also monitor your web browsing habits as you surf the web and transmit the collected data to a third party.
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Posted December 25th, 2006, in Tracking Cookie | No Response »
PartyPoker is a spyware cookie affiliated with an online casino website. PartyPoker is designed to track your personal information, such as your name, email address. PartyPoker may also monitor your Internet browsing patterns as you come online. The collected material then may be transmitted to the company.
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Posted December 25th, 2006, in Tracking Cookie | No Response »
NetBrowserPro is a harmful Internet browser that pretends to include a “secure” mechanism allowing to view pornographic websites. NetBrowserPro is affiliated with Rootkits and Trojans that pretend to be codecs, for example Zlob. Once installed, NetBrowserPro will import additional malware on your machine. Note, that Trojan.FakeCodecs may also redirect your queries to predefined pornographic websites and display excessive pornographic pop-up advertisements.
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Posted December 25th, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
Trojan.FakeCodecs is a Trojan application that pretends to be a video codec. Trojan.FakeCodecs is reported to be an extremely dangerous threat because it may allow attackers to gain control over your computer system and may download and install additional malware, track your personally identifiable information and execute malicious programs on your machine, including the ones that are designed to display pornographic ads. You should know that the FakeCodecs Trojan may get installed by using various unscrupulous methods, such as browser security holes.
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Posted December 25th, 2006, in Trojans | No Response »
WinAntiSpyware 2007 is a rogue computer security application associated with Winfixer. WinAntiSpyware 2007 is designed to display fake notification that user’s computer is infected with spyware or has some other vulnerabilities. The only reason for that is to swindle out of user’s money and force him to purchase this rogue security product. Note, that WinAntiSpyware 2007 may be installed through drive-by downloads, so be careful and do not visit unscrupulous websites.
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Posted December 25th, 2006, in Trojans, Rogue Anti-Spyware Program | No Response »
SnapKey is a spyware keylogger program designed to record your keystrokes made on a PC that usually installed with a help of Trojans and other malicious applications. SnapKey will pretend as a low level system process in order not to be noticed. SnapKey may also track your Internet surfing patterns and may generate its logs. This malicious keylogger is a serious threat to your personally identifiable information, including your banking details and financial information.
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Posted December 25th, 2006, in Keyloggers | No Response »
SuperUtilBar, also known as 6781Toolbar, is a Chinese browser toolbar object, associated with shiyongsousuo.com. Once installed on your machine, SuperUtilBar will display unwanted advertisements on your screen every time you browse the Internet. SuperUtilBar is often distributed by Trojan downloader programs. SuperUtilBar has an ability to monitor your web browsing patterns and send the collected material to its parent servers.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Toolbar | No Response »
Spy Analyst is another fake anti-spyware program that is usually distributed by a Trojan or gets installed through browser security exploits or through other unscrupulous delivery methods. Once installed, Spy Analyst will load every time you turn on your machine and may generate excessive popup advertisements. Spy Analyst will show fake security messages that your computer is infected with spyware for the reason to goad you into purchasing their rogue anti-spyware product. In addition, Spy Analyst may appear difficult to remove manually and has an ability to recreate itself.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Trojans, Rogue Anti-Spyware Program | No Response »
SC-KeyLog is a spyware keylogger program, created by Soft-Central.net. SC-KeyLog is designed to record your typed keystrokes, including passwords, Instant messages and email conversations. Once installed, SC-KeyLog will run invisibly and will hide itself as a minor system process. All the collected data may be sent to a predetermined email address or an FTP site. SC-KeyLog interferes with your security by having an ability to access your personally identifiable information, including banking details and credit card numbers.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Keyloggers | No Response »
Backdoor.Agobot.lo is considered to be one of AGOBOT family of backdoor worms. Backdoor.Agobot.lo spreads through peer-to-peer file sharing programs. Once installed, Backdoor.Agobot.lo will connect to an IRC server will use denial of service (DoS) attacks from your computer. Note, that Backdoor.Agobot.lo will employ backdoor functions, allowing an attacker to access your computer and any information stored on it. Backdoor.Agobot.lo and its variants are known to have an ability to disable anti-virus programs and other utilities.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Backdoors, Worms | No Response »
Backdoor.Agobot.y is another worm from the family of AGOBOT. Backdoor.Agobot.y is known to be distributed through P2P file sharing software. Once installed on your machine, Backdoor.Agobot.y will generally connect to an IRC server. Once it connects to IRC, the Backdoor.Agobot.y will be able to receive commands from its author, and can be used to launch destructive denial of service (DoS) attacks from your computer. Additionally, Backdoor.Agobot.y incorporates backdoor capabilities, allowing an attacker direct control of your computer and any information stored on it, such as your personally identifiable information. Note, that Backdoor.Agobot.y and its variants are reported to disable legitimate anti-spyware and anti-virus programs.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Backdoors, Worms | No Response »
Fixer Antispy is a rogue anti-spyware program distributed by a Trojan or through browser security holes. Be aware that once installed, Fixer Antispy will load on every Windows startup and will start its bad work. Firstly, Fixer Antispy will generate excessive of popup advertisements. Secondly, Fixer Antispy will show fake notifications that your computer is infected with spyware. If you try its trial version, Fixer Antispy will find false positives on your machine. It means that Fixer Antispy will list some of the legitimate files as being malicious in order to make you believe that your computer system is in danger. The last point is that Fixer Antispy may appear very difficult to remove manually.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Trojans, Rogue Anti-Spyware Program | No Response »
Backdoor.Agobot.wk belongs to AGOBOT family of backdoor worms. Backdoor.Agobot.wk is usually distributed through peer-to-peer file sharing programs. Once inside your machine, Backdoor.Agobot.wk will tend to connect to an IRC server. Once connected, Backdoor.Agobot.wk will be controlled by its creator from the remote location in order to perform destructive denial of service (DoS) attacks from your computer. Moreover, Backdoor.Agobot.wk will use backdoor techniques, providing an attacker direct control of your computer and any information stored, including financial or banking information. Moreover, Backdoor.Agobot.wk is known to interfere with your security by disabling other anti-virus programs.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Backdoors, Worms | No Response »
SystemDoctor 2006 is a rogue anti-spyware program associated with SystemDoctor. SystemDoctor 2006 may be secretly installed onto your machine without your knowledge or consent through various security vulnerabilities or with the help of malicious Trojans or via other nefarious methods. SystemDoctor 2006 will also issue fake security warnings in order to make you believe that your computer is infected with spyware. These deceptive tactics is used to urge you to pay for the full version of SystemDoctor 2006. Additionally, SystemDoctor 2006 may appear very difficult to get rid of manually.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Trojans, Rogue Anti-Spyware Program | No Response »
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