AntiVirus 2008 is another scam! AntiVirus 2008 is a fraudulent anti-spyware application that may sneak into your computer by a Trojan.Zlob through security breaches. AntiVirus 2008 uses all means necessary to trick you into buying the full AntiVirus 2008 program from Antivirus 2008’s website (antivirus2008.com). AntiVirus 2008 scare tactics may be system scans with bogus results and annoying notification popups. Don’t be pushed by AntiVirus 2008, relax, and remove this nasty pest. AntiVirus 2008’s fake notifications will have headers like: “Critical System Error!”, “Warning!” or “Your Computer Is Infected”. Under any circumstances, do NOT click on the “Remove all threats now” button, you won’t fix anything, you’ll make it worst.

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IE AntiSpyware (IEAntiSpyware) is a rogue spyware remover that leaps into your computer by a Trojan (Zlob or Vundu) through system security holes. IE AntiSpyware runs when Windows starts, generating fake security popups. IE AntiSpyware’s notifications state that your computer is infected with spyware and that in order to remove these threats you should buy the full IE AntiSpyware program. IE AntiSpyware was created to steal money from gullible users. Are you another victim or are you about to do something about it?

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Pest-Patrol is NOT the same as the trustworthy \”CA PestPatrol\” program. Pest-Patrol is a malicious fake anti-spyware program that masquerades as a legit application to trick you into buying its product. Pest-Patrol\’s tactics are very similar to other rogue anti-spyware softwares. Pest-Patrol is usually downloaded and installed by a Trojan or manually from its website (pest-patrol.com). Pest-Patrol may also attempt to mislead users with false alerts of security and privacy risks.

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Windows Antivirus 2008 (WindowsAntivirus 2008) is not related to Norton Antivirus2008 or any other legitimate anti-spyware application, Windows Antivirus 2008 is a copy of Antivirus2008 (a rogue anti-spyware program). Windows Antivirus 2008 uses scare tactics such as fake system scans, scan results and popup alerts to trick you into buying the Windows Antivirus 2008 commercial version. Windows Antivirus 2008 may be installed by a Trojan, such as Vundu or Zlob, and may cause computer slowdowns and erros when running an application. Avoid being anywhere near Windows Antivirus 2008.

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XPSecurityCenter (XP SecurityCenter or XP Security Center) is a fake spyware remover that masquerades itself as a legitimate Windows’s software. XPSecurityCenter sneaks into your computer system with the help of Trojan Zlob. XPSecurityCenter will try to scare you with fake messages informing you that your computer is infected with spyware. XPSecurityCenter may also use it’s fake system scanner to imitate a real scanning process and then, give a list spyware that supposedly your computer is infected with.

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SpyGuarder (Spy Guarder or SpyGuarder 2.1) is a fake spyware remover. You might have gotten SpyGuarder from a Trojan (like Zlob or Vundo) disguised as video codecs while surfing the web. Once your computer is infected, SpyGuarder will use its fake system scan and then show a list of supposed infections as a result of the fake scan. SpyGuarder may also flood your system with misleading warning alerts that read:

“Warning! Harmful and malicious spyware detected… Continue Unprotected [or] Get full version of SpyGuarder Now!”

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AntiMalwareGuard (AntiMalware Guard or Anti Malware Guard) is a fake anti-spyware, a copy of AntiSpywareMaster. AntiMalwareGuard may have leaped into your computer with the help of Trojan Zlob or Vundo. Once you’re infected, AntiMalwareGuard may flood your system with an exaggerated amount of system notifications and error messages stating that you’re infected with spyware. These notifications may read:

“It is highly recommended to get a full version of AntiMalwareGuard protection software in order to fix all malicious codes. Click here to start registration and have all the malware away from your PC thereafter.”

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