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ContraVirus.exe
ContraVirus.exe is the main file for the ContraVirus rogue anti-spyware application that harasses users with security notifications and displays exaggerated error reports in order to trick them into buying the counterfeit product. It is an extremely dangerous process and is best terminated if spotted.
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ContraVirus.exe on kiguolis.com
posted 4 January 2008 @ 7:45 by Kristina
nvctrl.exe
This process is associated to a number of rogue-antispyware programs and trojans, including Troj/Zlob-BC, SpyFalcon and a bunch of other parasites. nvctrl.exe hijacks your desktop and internet browser, changing the settings so it links you to it’s author’s sponsors. It is usually installed through consent, however it might sometimes come bundled with another product. This process [...]
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spycrush.exe
spycrush.exe belongs to the SpyCrush rogue anti-spyware parasite and is its main process and file. This rogue threat uses false advertising and exaggerated error reports in order to convince usres to buy its full version. Once the file is terminated and deleted, the absence of spycrush.exe should, at least partially, disable the parasite itself.
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filetyperecognizer.dll
filetyperecognizer.dll module belongs to an advertising program by WinSoftware (part of ADW_FIXER.A). It is used to display advertising popups, but more importantly, it spies on your browsing habits and sends the data back to the author’s server for analysis. This process is a security risk and should be removed from your computer along with other [...]
posted 4 January 2008 @ 7:08 by viktoras
sywsvcs.exe
sywsvcs.exe is registered as Trojan.SYWSVCS.Process. This trojan allows intruders to access your system remotely, steal passwords, internet banking and personal information. This process is a security risk and should be removed from your system immediately upon detection. sywsvcs.exe is located in C:\Windows\System32. The file size on Windows XP is 57390 bytes.
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sywsvcs.exe at bleepingcomputer.com
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VirusLocker.exe
VirusLocker.exe is the main process for the VirusLocker rogue anti-spyware parasite. It executes the malicious script of this application, and is responsible for running its false threat scans. It is a very dangerous process, and if you have detected it in your taskbar, be sure to termintate VirusLocker.exe and remove the parasite.
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pesttrap.exe
This process is added to your system by the rogue-antispyware application Pest Trap. This application is usually bundled with Trojans that change your desktop, browser settings and display fake notifications. As pesttrap.exe might be very harmful to your system, it should be removed immediately along with any other related files and registry entries. It is usually located in [...]
posted 4 January 2008 @ 6:29 by viktoras
unspypc.exe
UnSpyPC.exe is the key executable of the rogue anti-spyware application UnSpyPC. It is used to launch the parasite in your system and start a process of the same name that keeps the pest resident in a background. This executable is located in C:\Program Files\UnSpyPC\UnSpyPC.exe. Do not execute it and make sure you remove all related files and registry entries immediately.
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xkrdk.dll
xkrdk.dll is one of the malicious dynamic link library (DLL) files of the infamous VirusProtect Pro rogue anti-spyware parasite. Its main puprose is to support the parasite and perform certain malicious functions. Be aware that if you encounter xkrdk.dll in your hard drive, you are almost certainly infected with ViresProtect Pro.
xkrdk.dll at 2-spyware.com
xkrdk.dll at liutilities.com
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isafe.exe
This process belongs to the eTrust Antivirus and ZoneAlarm Security Suite by Computer Associates International, Inc. It keeps the internet security products up to date. This process is important for stable and secure running of your system and should not be terminated. ISafe.exe is located in a subfolder of C:\Windows\System32 (typically C:\Program Files\CA\eTrust EZ Armor\eTrust [...]