AntivirusLab 2009 (AntivirusLab2009 or Antivirus Lab 2009) is a fake anti-spyware software related to AntiVirus 2008 (Antivirus XP 2008, Windows Antivirus 2008, Vista Antivirus 2008, System Antivirus 2008, WinSpywareProtect and MS Antivirus 2008). AntivirusLab 2009 sneaks into your computer system with the help of Trojan Zlob (you may have downloaded a fake video codec with Trojan Zlob bundled), via a weak security hole.

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Security Scanner 2008 is a fake anti-spyware program that is advertised as a spyware removal application. Once Security Scanner 2008 is installed, it displays many fake security alerts and popup messages. In addition to the fake messages that Security Scanner 2008 displays, it is known to scan the infected system for spyware parasites. The scan results are full of bogus infections to mislead the computer user.

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Security Toolbar (Security Toolbar 7.1) is a malicious toolbar known to supposedly get rid of spyware. Security Toolbar infects your computer with the help of Zlob. Once installed, Security Toolbar may show warning messages on your System Tray informing you that your computer is infected with spyware.

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Cleaner 2009, which is a clone of AntiMalwareSuite, is a rogue anti-spyware program waiting to con its next victim. Cleaner 2009 can be installed onto your PC while visiting other sites and surfing the web without your knowledge or consent. Cleaner 2009 performs a fake scan telling you that your PC is infected with a ridiculously exaggerated amount of infections. Don’t trust or believe these false results. You will also get fake error messages and pop ups.

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MicroAV Security Center is a fake spyware remover and copy of Micro Antivirus 2009 and MS Antivirus 2008. MicroAV Security Center uses scare tactics such as fake system scans, scan results and popup alerts to trick you into buying the MicroAV Security Center commercial version. MicroAV Security Center may sneak into your computer by a Trojan bundled in a fake video codec download or you may have downloaded MicroAV Security Center’s trial from a rogue website. MicroAV Security Center uses all means necessary to trick you into buying the full MicroAV Security Center program from MicroAV Security Center’s website or other rogue websites that sell MicroAV Security Center as a legitimate software. MicroAV Security Center may cause computer slowdowns.

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AntiSpyware Pro XP is a fake anti-spyware application that is known to be downloaded and installed through a Trojan such as Zlob. In many case, once AntiSpyware Pro XP is installed, it displays numerous fake popup messages that mislead computer users into thinking that they have security issues or parasites. Although AntiSpyware Pro XP is offered as a solution to the issues, it is not able to “fix” or resolve any of them.

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XPProtector2009 or XP Protector 2009, is a rogue anti-spyware program. XP Protector 2009 is a clone of Antivirus XP 2008, which is known to facilitate many deceiving tactics to force users to purchase a full version of XP Protector 2009. XP Protector 2009 in the full version form is not able to do any more than the free trial version. XP Protector 2009 cannot detect or remove parasites. Even though XP Protector 2009 may scan your system displaying several parasites that it found, the results are bogus.

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Smart Antivirus 2009 is a fake spyware remover (related to MS Antivirus 2008) and copy of XPAntivirus and WinAntivirusPro. Smart Antivirus 2009 may have leaped into your computer with the help of Trojan Zlob or you may have been infected while visiting a domain related to the rogue. Once you’re infected, Smart Antivirus 2009 may flood your system with an exaggerated amount of system notifications and error messages stating that you’re infected with spyware. Although Smart Antivirus 2009 is not able to detect or remove spyware, some of Smart Antivirus 2009’s messages may be real since Smart Antivirus 2009 may damage Windows operating system.

Smart Antivirus 2009’s messages are part of its tactics to scare you and push you into buying it’s full program. If you innocently click on a popup, you’ll be redirected to Smart Antivirus 2009’s website (smartantivirus2009.com), or other rogue website, where it will try to convince you to buy the Smart Antivirus 2009’s commercial version for $50. Smart Antivirus 2009’s messages will continue appearing unless you purchase the full Smart Antivirus 2009 program or remove Smart Antivirus 2009 (the actual threat). Smart Antivirus 2009 may also use it’s fake online malware scanner to imitate a real scanning process and then, give a list spyware that supposedly your computer is infected with.

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