AntiSpywareBot is fraudulent anti-spyware program that is known to use several deceitful tactics to force purchase of the licensed version of AntiSpywareBot. Once AntiSpywareBot is installed, it falsely claims that the computer is infected with malware and pops up fake warning messages to further confuse computer users. Manual detection and removal of AntiSpywareBot may be difficult to perform in many cases.

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SpyLocker is one more release of a rogue anti-spyware program that installs onto your machine without your permission through browser security holes or is distributed by a Trojan. Once inside your PC, SpyLocker will show fake alerts that your computer is infected with a purpose to force you into buying its promoted full version. When its trial version launches, the application will recognize legitimate files as being malicious in order to make you believe that your system is at severe risk. So don’t get entrapped because SpyLocker is not worth purchasing at all! It is only designed to fool computer users. In addition, SpyLocker is known to be affiliated with SpywareLocked, SpyLocked, SpywareQuake and other rogue anti-spyware products.

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Ultimate Fixer 2007 is another rogue computer repair utility that is usually secretly installed onto its victim’s PC. Ultimate Fixer 2007 may be transmitted by malicious Trojans or through browser security holes. Ultimate Fixer 2007 will load every time user turns on his computer and may also display unwanted pop-up advertisemenrs. Additionally, this rogue program will try to goad you into purchasing its full version. Ultimate Fixer 2007 will prompt user to do that by issuing fake messages regarding computer security problems in its victim’s PC. Ultimate Fixer 2007 is known to be affiliated with Ultimate Cleaner and Ultimate Defender.

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SpywareBomb is another fake anti-spyware application that is installed through a Trojan or through browser security exploits without your knowledge or consent. SpywareBomb is programmed to start on every Windows startup and will display unwanted pop-up ads. SpywareBomb may also empty files and display notifications of imaginary security risks in an attempt to trick you into purchasing the full version.

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ErrClean is a rogue system repair utility that infects your computer with a Trojan that displays fake security messages on your system tray. ErrClean main purpose is to show fake messages stating that your computer has spyware only to prompt you into paying the full version. ErrClean may be difficult to get rid of because it renews itself every time you try to uninstall it.

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SpywareLocked, another rogue anti-spyware program that has just been released, is similar to its predecessor SpyLocked. This new malicious computer parasite that interferes with your privacy is often secretly downloaded and installed by a Trojan or through browser security exploits. SpywareLocked is designed to display fake messages that your computer is in danger in order to trick you into purchasing its full version. Once its trial version is installed, SpywareLocked may also issue false positives to make you believe that your computer is infected. SpywareLocked will purposely recognize legitimate files as being malicious and will launch on every Windows startup. This parasite appears difficult to remove manually, and may tend to renew itself. SpywareLocked is also known to be associated with SpyDawn and SpywareQuake.

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