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2-files.com Archives: April 2008

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IE AntiVirus – a new rogue

IE AntiVirus (also known as IE AntiVirus 3.2) is a new rogue anti-spyware program, which belongs to the same family as Files Secure, IEDefender and many other parasites. It is a fake spyware remover, which relies on trojans when infecting the system and also when trying to prove it’s legitimacy. Upon getting infected by IE [...]

posted 28 April 2008 @ 8:21 by tadas


SpywareStop

SpywareStop, a.k.a. Spyware Stop, is a new rogue anti-spyware program being unleashed on the Web. Essentially, it is a fake spyware remover that uses scare tactics to frighten the user that he/she is infected and therefore needs a tool to dispose of the non-existent threat. The scan reports produced by Spyware Stop reports are obviously [...]

22 April 2008 » read »


MalwareBell – a new rogue scam

MalwareBell (a.k.a MalwareBell 3.2) is a new rogue anti-spyware program. This parasite will attempt to extort your money by leading you to believe that there is an infection in your system. MalwareBell has it’s own Zlob clone – WinSurf – which will display popups and fake system notifications to inform you of the non-existent infection.
MalwareBell [...]

posted 17 April 2008 @ 6:58 by tadas


SafeHardDrive – not as safe as it seems

SafeHardDrive is a rogue anti-spyware application and a fake spyware remover. It uses various misleading tactics to prove it’s non-existent legitimacy and has the goal to persuade the user to buy it’s “licensed version”.  Usually, this threat gets installed to your computer after a Trojan infection or when your browser security fails.
After infection, SafeHardDrive promptly [...]

9 April 2008 » read »


SpyMaxx – a dangerous rogue on the loose

SpyMaxx is a new and dangerous rogue anti-spyware program that uses misleading advertising and scare tactics to convince users of their legitimacy. The tools of SpyMaxx infiltration are traditional among rogues: it’s trojans, such as Zlob and Vundo. When inside, SpyMaxx harasses the user with pop-ups and false system notifications, hoping to persuade her into [...]

posted 7 April 2008 @ 9:55 by Kristina


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