U-search.net virus is a computer malware that monitors and logs your Internet activity and search results. It does not redirect you forcefully to other websites, so you can remain oblivious to this infection for a very long time. U-search.net changes default homepage settings and loads automatically whenever the user launches his internet browser. Read more »
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System Progressive Protection Virus
Posted by Max Lehmann
on September 27, 2012
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If you recognize the interface of System Progressive Protection virus it is because this rogue antispyware looks like its previous clones Live Security Platinum and Smart Fortress 2012. This cunning application was developed mimicking legal security applications, and the reason behind this deceptive exterior is truly mischievous. Schemers, who have developed these and other WinWebSec family rogues, Read more »
Win 8 Defender 2013
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 27, 2012
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All computer users should be aware of Win 8 Defender 2013, also known as XP Defender 2013, because this so-called antivirus program is a deceitful program trying to lure poor souls into giving their money up to cyber criminals, whose product should be removed immediately. You may find this unwanted program after installing some doubtful software downloaded from unreliable sources or after opening a spam email attachment, etc. Consequently, keep in mind there are many websites that contain malware and are used to infect computers with different rogue products, which should be deleted as soon as noticed on the PC. Read more »
EReadingSource.com
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 27, 2012
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EReadingSource.com is a website that provides book readers with reviews of multiple books; however, it is also the name of a browser hijacker. The program gets into the system unnoticed and installs itself without the user’s consent, which means that the hijacker may appear in the Internet browser without any reason. However, there is a reason for it, and it usually happens because of insecure downloads from unsafe websites, whose contents are questionable most of the time. Read more »
ILivid Toolbar
Posted by Max Lehmann
on September 27, 2012
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Even though ILivid Toolbar is an authentic product, AntiSpyware101 malware research team does not recommend using it within your Internet browser. The program can be installed into a computer through a direct download from the official website ilivid.com. Nonetheless, it has been found out that bundled downloads may be used to trick computer users into installing the unnecessary and potentially dangerous browser‘s add-on. After a successful integration, Read more »
Program:Win32/CoinMiner
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 26, 2012
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Program:Win32/CoinMiner is a malicious application, which is supposed to accumulate digital coins, part of the BitCoin system. It has been researched that the infectious program could be dropped by such malignant infections as Trojan:Win32/Comine.A or Trojan.Comine.D. On most occasions, the infection takes over CPU resources to allow undisturbed running of malignant processes. Therefore, you are likely to notice slower computer’s performance when this devious program sneaks in. Read more »
Cridex Trojan
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 26, 2012
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Cridex Trojan, also known as Worm:Win32/Cridex.E, may be slipped into the background of any unprotected Windows system. Using spam email attachments, social engineering scams, surreptitious bundled downloads and other clandestine security vulnerabilities, cyber crooks could slip in tens of malicious components, which is what the vicious Trojan is built from. Read more »
Bancos Trojan
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 26, 2012
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Bancos Trojan is a devious computer infection that steals sensitive information, which may lead you to a great loss of money. If the Trojan is not detected and removed by the antivirus program, the threat changes some setting of the system in order to monitor the user’s actions and inputs of information. Therefore, a slowdown of the computer’s overall performance is highly possible; Read more »
Bundespolizei Ihr Computer wurde gesperrt
Posted by Max Lehmann
on September 26, 2012
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Even if you recognize the authentic phoenix emblem of the German Federal Police, you should not think that Bundespolizei " Ihr Computer wurde gesperrt " warning is something you need to pay attention to. In fact, this virus is something you should avoid by all means, as it has the same intensions as other Ukash viruses, including the Federal Australian Police virus, Buma Stemra virus or Gema ransomware. The infection might look a bit differently from other ransomware programs, but that is only because the surreptitious application attempts to mimic Bundespolizei Read more »
Der Zugang zu Ihrem Computer Wurde Gesperrt Virus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on September 26, 2012
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Der zugang zu ihrem computer wurde gesperrt virus is also known as the GEMA virus and may also go by the uniform name Paysafecard virus. The latter is an umbrella name, inclusive of such infamous ransomware infections as IPA virus or the Australian Federal Police virus. The virus has been developed by virtual schemers and is targeted at the German Windows owners. In an ideal situation, if you secured your personal computer with legitimate security tools, you would not need to worry about Der zugang zu ihrem computer wurde gesperrt virus removal. Read more »
