VirusBlasters is one more rogue anti-spyware program that interferes with your security and privacy. This rogue software product is often distributed by a Trojan or by employing browser security exploits. VirusBlasters tends to load on every Windows startup and displays large amounts of excessive popup advertisements. The main goal of the makers of VirusBlasters is to threaten you that your computer is infected and force you to purchase their promoted product. Additionally, VirusBlasters may appear not easy to remove manually and may also renew itself from time to time. Note, that VirusBlasters is a remake of VirusBlaster, SpyHeal and SpywareQuake.
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Posted December 20th, 2006, in Rogue Anti-Spyware Program, Spyware, Trojans | No Response »
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Spyware, sometimes referred to as a tracking software, is a program that secretly installs into your computer to collect information like Internet activities, e-mail addresses, passwords and even credit card numbers. Spyware transmits your personal information back to unauthorized third parties which can [...]
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Posted October 25th, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
TrustyHound is a spyware application that secretely installs onto your system tray. TrustyHound will launch everytime you start your PC. TrustyHound is designed to collect computer information and to send it to a remote server. TrustyHound has also an ability to create desktop and start menu links leading to predefined Internet websites.
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Posted October 22nd, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
Rootkit.Agent.DP is a rootkit that installs itself within Windows operation system and secretely stays on your machine. Once inside your computer, Rootkit.Agent.DP will generate a large number of advertisements on your screen. Rootkit.Agent.DP may make your PC to behave sluggish and usually appears very difficult to remove manually.
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Posted October 22nd, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
EmailObserver is a spyware program that is used to monitor sent and received emails on a computer. The program will make copies of any emails that you send and will transfer to a predefined email address. EmailObserver is a severe privacy risk if installed without user’s knowlegde or consent.
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Posted October 21st, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
FakeMailer is a hacking tool created to provide annonymous mail service from your computer to other users. FakeMailer will also install Trojan and adware applications. If you enter an invalid website address, you will be transferred to a third party webpage. Additionally, FakeMailer may also come bundled with other spyware components.
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Posted October 21st, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
SSAgent, also known as Broadcast, is a spyware product of Brøderbund Software that was discontinued on April, 2002. DSSAgent was designed to facilitate product updates, and allowed vendors to push out updates at any time. DSSAgent came bundled with Brøderbund and Learning Company titles. Once installed, DSSAgent had the ability of sending over 10,000 DNS requests in 15 minutes. As a result, DSSAgent often slowed network traffic as well as CPU processing.
DSSAgent is difficult to uninstall because it is not found in the Windows Add/Remove Programs, and the program does not provide an uninstaller.
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Posted September 3rd, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
Toolbar888 is a well-known nasty spyware program that secretly installs itself on your PC along with other malware. Toolbar888 appears as an IE toolbar and displays targeted ads. Once installed, Toolbar888 monitors your browser search requests in order to deliver targeted ads based on URLs and/or search terms you enter when you surf the Web. Toolbar888 is also known as: MaxiSearch, Freeprod, Maxsearch.Ipwins, 888Toolbar.
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Posted September 3rd, 2006, in Spyware | 1 Response »
Strcodec is a cookie file which may contain the information of your preferences in certain websites and may also track your web browsing patterns. Cookie stores this information like a very small text in your hard drive and normally the size of a file is limited to 4k, so doesn’t contain much information. The information taken for the future reference depends on the server that particular website is using. Though cookies may make your browsing experience more pleasant because of for example keeping your preffered preferences in a website, they still can interfere with your privacy. Attackers may track your personal identifiable information with the help of cookies.
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Posted September 2nd, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
SafeSurfing is a spyware application that may keep a track of your Internet usage activities, such log keywords from your web search requests. SafeSurfing may also monitors the patterns of your Web browsing. Once installed, SafeSurfing may also redirect your search requests and display annoying popup on your computer screen.
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Posted September 2nd, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
eBlaster is a spyware application that may track your personal information. Once eBlaster in installed in your system, it may start logging every keystroke you make, every message and email you send. eBlaster may also make your desktop screenshots in order track your activities. All this collected data may be sent to a predefined email address.
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Posted September 1st, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
Brodcast, also known as DssAgent, is a spyware application which comes bundled with titles from Mattel Interactive/Brøderbund and was discontinued from April, 2002. Brodcast loaded on every startup of your system and was designed to help web developers in activating website updates at any time. However, it had a negative aspect of DNS overfow, where a lot of requests were for the www.brodcast.net website. This caused a computer to perform slower.
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Posted September 1st, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
VirusBlast is a fake anti-spyware program that pops up security messages in the system tray. VirusBlast shows a message alleging that your computer is infected with malicious spyware and that you should download VirusBlast spyware removal program. Once you click on that message, you will be directed to the VirusBlast website to purchase the software. VirusBlast may be difficult to remove and may come bundled with other dangerous spyware programs, such as SpywareQuake, SpywareStrike, SpyAxe, SpyFalcon, and Smitfraud.
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Posted July 13th, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
ErrorSafe, a WinFixer clone, is a rogue anti-spyware program that installs a trojan without your permission. The ErrorSafe trojan displays security warnings that claims to detect and remove spyware threats on your computer, in an attempt to lure you into purchasing the ErrorSafe full version. The ErrorSafe/WinFixer message will have no “Cancel Button” and no “X” to close the window. The ErrorSafe/WinFixer popup may be difficult to close because whether or not you “Click Here” WinFixer/ErrorSafe may try to install without your consent.
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Posted July 13th, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
WNAD is a spyware that installs a Trojan when you download games and animation from TwistedHumor.com. Twisted Humor features games like ‘Yo Mama Osama’. ‘Yo Mama Osama’ offers a free cell phone booster to users who are successful playing the game. When downloading ‘Yo Mama Osama’, trojan files are downloaded and installed on your machine. WNAD trojan files include WNAD.EXE, WNAD-UPDATE.EXE, WNAD.DAT, and WNAD.LGC. WNAD tracks your Internet browsing habits and displays pop-up advertisements even after the game is over.
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Posted July 12th, 2006, in Spyware | No Response »
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