VirusHeal is a corrupt anti-spyware application that seeks to make you believe that your machine is heavily infected with spyware parasites. VirusHeal may be pushed onto your computer with the help of a nefarious Trojan without your knowledge or consent. VirusHeal may also secretly find various vulnerabilities in your browser and so infect your machine. Once installed, VirusHeal will issue fake warnings stating that your computer is in danger. These fraudulent messages may seem similar to the ones issued from Windows Security Center. However, the messages shouldn’t be trusted and VirusHeal is recommended to be removed immediately. VirusHeal is reported to be associated with SpyHeal and SpywareQuake.
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Posted June 11th, 2007, in Trojans, Rogue Anti-Spyware Program | No Response »
Save Keys is a keylogger application that may be secretly installed on your computer without your permission. Once inside your machine, Save Keys will log every keystroke that you make on your machine. In order not to be detected, Save Keys may embed to your system processes. Save Keys is able to make logs of your passwords, emails and other private information. Emails will be logged before any encryption is processed. Save Keys may also track your visited websites and observe the programs that you use. Save Keys seriously compromises with your security and privacy and is recommended to be removed immediately.
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Posted June 11th, 2007, in Keyloggers | No Response »
IESecurityPro, also known as Internet Explorer Security Pro, is a rogue program that modifies your Internet Explorer security setings. IESecurityPro may be secretly installed onto your machine through various Trojan parasites.
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Posted June 10th, 2007, in Spyware | No Response »
StealthChatMon is a commercial keylogger tool that provides access to an attacker to monitor your instant messenger conversations. StealthChatMon is able to record Skype, AOL IM, MSN, Yahoo, and ICQ instant messaging conversations. StealthChatMon may send the monitored data to a predefined email address. StealthChatMon highly affects your security and privacy and is advised to be removed with no delay.
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Posted June 10th, 2007, in Keyloggers | No Response »
PCPrivacyTool is a corrupt anti-spyware application. PCPrivacyTool is designed to secretly install on your machine and display false spyware positives for the purpose to goad you into purchasing its rogue removal tool. PCPrivacyTool may come inside your system through various security exploits or through Trojan programs. PCPrivacyTool is closely related of SpyViper Pro and SpyShield.
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SpyPal is a commercial keylogging tool. Its trial version may be secretly installed on your machine with the help of Trojans or via security loopholes on your browser. SpyPal is capable to to log your keystrokes, monitor which programs you use, what documents you read, etc. It can also minitor various instant messenger conversations, web surfing history, and email history. SpyPal is also able to take screenshots of your desktop at predefined periods of time.
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AntispyStorm is a corrupt anti-spyware application that is usually imported on your machine with the help of malicious Trojans. AntispyStorm is related to Zlob Trojan and is reported to be clone of DioCleaner. Once executed on your machine, AntispyStorm will load with every Windows startup with a purpose to display fake security warning stating that your system is at high risk and needs attention. The creator seek to goad you into purchasing the full rogue version of AntispyStorm.
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Posted June 10th, 2007, in Trojans, Rogue Anti-Spyware Program | 2 Responses »
Worm.Vispat.A is a mass mailing worm. Once executed on your PC, it will distribute itself to the email addresses that it can find on your computer. Worm.Vispat.A will also modify your Internet Explorer start page and decrease Internet Explorer security preferences. Worm.Vispat.A will also create unwanted shortcuts and will add a folder which if pressed on, will redirect you to google-hard.com rogue website.
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WinZix is a rogue compression tool program. WinZix is designed to create files with a .zix extension. The victim then will need to download WinZix in oder to decompress these files. In addition, WinZix is known to come bundled with nefarious Trojans and other malware. WinZix files may be accidentely downloaded from the Bittorent file sharing network. However, most of these files are simply corrupt, packed with zix extention for the purpose to goad users into downloading this rogue.
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Trojan.Proxyser-R is a Trojan, classified as proxy Trojan. Once installed on your machine, Trojan.Proxyser-R will create a SOCKS proxy server on your system which will be used to redirect malware traffic. Trojan.Proxyser-R will use your Internet connection to communicate with its remote sever.
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Trojan.Agent-DIQ is a nefarious Trojan program that secretly embeds into your system and attempts to steal your personally identifiable information. Trojan.Agent-DIQ possesses a keylogger program that will log your typed keystrokes. Trojan.Agent-DIQ is a dangerous threat and is recommended to be removed with no delay.
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Trojan.Updatr-D is a malicious Trojan parasite designed to automatically update itself. Once secretly installed, Trojan.Updatr-D will hide on your system and will import additional advertising software. Trojan.Updatr-D opens up a huge security hole on your machine and is recommended to be removed immediately.
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Trojan.Downloader.Kolweb.Y is a malicious Trojan designed to infect your computer for malicious purposes. Trojan.Downloader.Kolweb.Y will open a huge security hole on your machine. Trojan.Downloader.Kolweb.Y may reach your personally identifiable information, including banking pass codes and passwords. Trojan.Downloader.Kolweb.Y may also import additional malware that will cause tremendous numbers of popup and pop-under ads appear on your screen.
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3wPlayer is a fake video media player that comes together with malicious Trojan and spyware programs. Once executed on your machine, 3wPlayer will hijack your Internet browser and will bombard your screen with unwanted popup and pop-under ads. 3wPlayer may get inside your machine through fake movie downloads that can be imported via BitTorrent and other networks.
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Posted June 7th, 2007, in Spyware | No Response »
BitGrabber is a nefarious rogue peer-to-peer file sharing application designed to import malware on your machine. BitGrabber is reported to display popup advertisements, even after its removal. Moreover, BitGrabber will make your computer to behave sluggish and instable. BitGrabber will also hijack your Internet Explorer search and home pages for its malicious purposes. BitGrabber is affiliated with Bitroll and Torrent101.
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