Aconti is a pornographic dialer application, originating from Italy. As soon as Aconti is installed, it will change your dial-up connection settings so that your modem will dial extremely expensive toll phone numbers to connect to the Internet.
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Spyware.ActiveKeylog is a malicious parasite that logs every keystroke. Once in your system, Spyware.ActiveKeylog can record your instant messenger and email conversations, as well as take screenshots of your computer at regular basis.
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Vapidab is a malevolent Trojan parasite. Vapidab is designed to compromise your machine and provide a security-free passage for more parasites to enter your computer by decreasing security system settings.
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Garfirm.com is a dangerous website (IP Address: 85.255.118.179) that may install malware and spyware applications onto your computer without your consent and approval.
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Gatehe.com (IP Address: 85.255.118.34) is a fraudulent website that is disguised as a legitimate AdSever site. Gatehe.com offers services regarding online marketing but, in fact, has nothing to do with such activities.
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Protectionstack.com is a malicious website that is disguised as a trustworthy security advisor. Protectionstack.com is developed by hackers to lure credible computer users out of their money by offering rogue anti-spyware applications.
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Gatepo.com is a nasty website masqueraded as a trustworthy AdServer webpage. Gatepo.com is a counterproductive product developed by vile hackers.
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Websoft-b.com is a malevolent webpage (IP Address: 202.71.102.101). Websoft-b.com may prove extremely dangerous to your computer, since it may install Trojans and other malware applications onto your computer without your knowledge and approval.
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Trojan.Mebroot is a vile Trojan parasite. Trojan.Mebroot has the ability to infiltrate your computer through browser security gaps. Trojan.Mebroot is designed to infect the Master Boot Record (MBR) of the Hard Drive Disc and install malware and spyware applications that may violate your privacy and security severely.
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Trojan.Win32.Starfield is a nasty Trojan application. Trojan.Win32.Starfield is designed to display misleading warning notifications via IEDefender virus. Trojan.Win32.Starfield may infiltrate your computer bundled with a corrupt video codec.
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OSX.RSPlug.A is a malevolent Trojan application. OSX.RSPlug.A is designed to run on Macintosh OS X and has the ability to modify DNS settings and redirect your browser to dangerous websites.
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Hqcodecvip.com is a malevolent website that may prove dangerous to your computer privacy and security.
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Trojan.Agent is a malicious Trojan parasite that has the ability to enter your system via browser security exploits. Once in your computer, Trojan.Agent will decrease your security system settings and allow supplementary malware applications to compromise your computer.
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Spyware.Acext is a malevolent keylogger program that is designed as a spying tool. Spyware.Acext has the ability to log every keystroke, which means that it may record any instant messenger and email conversations, as well as banking or other sensitive information.
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Spyware.Ardakey is a nasty keylogger application. Spyware.Ardakey may put your personal and financial data at risk, since it can record every keystroke you type (including any instant messenger and email conversations) and take screenshots of your computer at a custom interval.
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| SpyHunter Scanner updated on 05/13/2008 | |
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