SpywareStop is a rogue spyware removal tool. SpywareStop is intrusively advertised on www.spywarestop.com, as well as using Google adds and various shareware and crack websites.
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SysDefender is a fraudulent anti-spyware program designed to profit from credible computer users. SysDefender is advertised on malevolent rogue websites as a legitimate spyware removal tool. Trial version of SysDefender will supposedly scan your computer for infections and display exaggerated threat reports.
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AntivirusForAll (a clone of WinSecureAv and AntivirusPCSuite) is a corrupt anti-spyware removal tool. AntivirusForAll is distributed by dangerous websites that employ misleading advertising to fool unsuspecting computer users into buying their fake software.
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ProtectingTool is another infamous clone of SafePCTool and BugDestroyer. ProtectingTool poses to be a legitimate anti-spyware program but, in fact, is just another scam to profit from gullible computer users.
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AntiSpywareDeluxe is corrupt anti-spyware program lurking in the web, waiting for unsuspecting users to lure money from. Commonly, AntiSpywareDeluxe may be downloaded and installed onto your computer stealthily by a Trojan parasite.
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AntiSpywareMaster (a clone of AntispywareDeluxe) is a fraudulent anti-spyware application. There are couple of ways that AntiSpywareMaster may use to compromise your machine. One of them is misleading advertising – AntiSpywareMaster poses to be a legitimate anti-spyware program and convinces you to download its trial version.
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WinXProtector is a rogue anti-spyware application that may be dropped into your computer system by various Trojan parasites, most commonly Zlob and Vundo. Once WinXProtector is executed, it will try to scare you into purchasing its “full version” by displaying misleading virus threat notifications.
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Malware Bell (also known as Malware Bell 3.2) is a corrupt anti-spyware application, a clone of the infamous IEDefender and Files Secure. Vendors of Malware Bell use couple of fraudulent ways to spread and sell their product.
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PCAntiSpyware is a clone of the infamous PCCleaner, a bogus anti-spyware program. PCAntiSpyware may infiltrate your machine through weak browser security spots, or may be brought by several Trojan parasites.
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ProAntispy is a rogue anti-spyware program. ProAntispy may compromise your computer with the help of various Trojans parasites that are designed to exploit weak security system spots.
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AntiSpywareControl is a fraudulent anti-spyware program that originates from the same family of rogues that include AntivirusPCSuite and WinSecureAv. AntiSpywareControl is frequently downloaded and installed onto your computer by various Trojan applications that have the ability to sneak past weak security system spots and compromise the machine staying undetected.
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SpyMaxx is a fraudulent anti-spyware program that is frequently brought into your computer by a Trojan that may enter your computer system through browser security cracks.
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DiscErrorFree is a bogus anti-spyware application that is oftentimes downloaded and installed onto your computer system by various Trojans that may infiltrate your machine through weak security system spots.
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SpyWatchE is a malicious application disguised as a legitimate anti-spyware program. The common way of rogue anti-spyware applications to get into your machine unnoticed, is to be brought by a Trojan parasite.
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WinIFixer is a fraudulent anti-spyware application designed for devious purposes. WinIFixer may be brought into your computer by a Trojan parasite that may sneak past weak security system spots.
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| SpyHunter Scanner updated on 07/25/2008 | |
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