Winweb Security 2008 is another crooked anti-spyware program. Winweb Security 2008 can be installed onto your PC through Trojans. The malicious Winweb Security 2008 program will show annoying non-stop pop ups and phony security warning alerts which will tell you that your PC is infected. This is a typical extortion scheme to scare you into buying the worthless Winweb Security 2008 program.

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Extra Antivir, which comes from the same family as Rapid Antivirus, is a fake anti-spyware program designed to deceive you into buying it through unscrupulous advertising methods. A make believe scan of your PC will be performed and you will be told that your PC has an infestation of infections. All these infections are made up and untrue. Your PC screen will also be attacked with numerous phony pop-ups and alerts.

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VirusTrigger (Virus Trigger or AntivirusTrigger) is another one of those fake anti-spyware programs that tries to steal your money. VirusTrigger, like other phony rogue anti-spyware programs may install onto your PC without your knowledge. In most cases, VirusTrigger uses a trojan, either Vundo or a variation of Zlob, to download a trial version of the program.

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Ultra Antivirus 2009, which is a variant of Antivirus 2009, is another rogue application. Ultra Antivirus 2009 will enter your PC through the Zlob Trojan by acting as an innocent video codec. Once Ultra Antivirus 2009 is installed onto your computer a scan will appear and pretend to warn you of multiple infections that do not exist. Annoying pop-ups and false alerts will also be triggered and be displayed on your PC screen.

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Trojan-Keylogger.WIN32.Fung is a dangerous Trojan infection that is able to trick computer users into purchasing Personal Defender 2009, which is another rogue anti-spyware program. Trojan-Keylogger.WIN32.Fung comes from the mupd1_2_1711951.exe file which is able to imitate a Windows Firewall warning. The Firewall notification from the malicious file warns users that the firewall has been turned off and suggests a fake solution. If the message is clicked on, it will redirect you to a page to install Personal Defender 2009.

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