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How to remove eXPress AntiVirus 2009
31.12.2008 | Malware Type: Rogue Anti-Spyware
Malware Description:
eXPress AntiVirus 2009 is the malware responsible for imposed system scans and popup alerts providing fake computer security information. By its essence, eXPress AntiVirus 2009 refers to the rogue anti-spyware family, which means it pretends to be a useful tool for system protection but is in fact just the opposite. eXPress AntiVirus 2009 infiltrates owing to the usage of stealthy Trojans that exploit new host system’s vulnerabilities for bringing affiliated malware inside. The penetration of eXPress AntiVirus 2009 into your machine will be followed by triggering fake system scans that will by all means ‘detect’ infections. These threats are nothing but imaginary applications, or legitimate files that are wrongfully accused for malicious activity. By the way, removing the files and programs that will be mentioned in eXPress AntiVirus 2009 scan results window is absolutely unacceptable because there may be normal files among them which are critical for the proper functioning of your system. Apparently, such deceptive technique is aimed at encouraging the victims to purchase eXPress AntiVirus 2009 commercial software, which may equal to putting a signature under a document called “Please, take my money to make my system crash in a few days”. Do not get misled into trusting eXPress AntiVirus 2009, it is malware and should be treated as such.
How to remove Antivirus 2009 Pro
30.12.2008 | Malware Type: Rogue Anti-Spyware
Malware Description:
Antivirus 2009 Pro is a new rogue anti-spyware that tries to trick unsuspecting victims into wasting their money on its useless and, moreover, dangerous commercial version. Antivirus 2009 Pro conforms to the ‘traditional’ tactics inherent to fake anti-spyware applications in its being sneaky, deceptive and in the long run very hazardous. Antivirus 2009 Pro makes it inside new systems owing to backdoor Trojan that facilitates hidden installation of its trialware. One more way for Antivirus 2009 Pro to infiltrate is through its website at antivirus-2009-pro.net. Antivirus 2009 Pro scares unsuspecting victims into thinking their PCs are infected with dangerous malware. This mission is accomplished through the use of fabricated positives claiming the machine is under malware threat. The fake scanners with pre-determined results are also among the tools this rogue anti-spyware uses for misleading people. The scans may also label some of your perfectly normal files as infected thus encouraging you to delete them, which is a very unreasonable thing to do because these may turn out important system files. Eventually, victims are expected to end up purchasing Antivirus 2009 Pro utility, which will only aggravate the situation and will surely fail to resolve any of your malware problems.
How to remove Spyware Protect 2009
30.12.2008 | Malware Type: Rogue Anti-Spyware
Malware Description:
Spyware Protect 2009 website says: “Welcome to your safety!”. Well, saying it’s not true is saying pretty much nothing at all, because Spyware Protect 2009 is a nasty deceptive rogue anti-spyware program aiming to get hold of unsuspecting computer users’ money. Spyware Protect 2009 (AKA SpywareProtect 2009) is propagated via Trojans that succeed in finding the so-called backdoors in your system’s security utilities to guide the malicious trialware inside a new host system. You may also get contaminated through infectious websites. Once on board, Spyware Protect 2009 trialware will configure itself to start each time you boot up, so you’ll keep getting tremendously annoying popups generated by this rogue to tell you about imaginary security risks. On getting you alarmed, Spyware Protect 2009 will get down to brainwashing you into purchasing its ‘licensed’ version which is marketed as a cutting-edge spyware removal solution. Eventually, you may get the cyber intruder whose presence in your system is totally incompatible with its normal functioning. Spyware Protect 2009 will lead to system slowdown and make it unable to resist outer hazards of even moderate severity. Get rid of Spyware Protect 2009 as soon as you get the slightest hint on its malicious activity in your machine.
How to remove iSafe AntiVirus
30.12.2008 | Malware Type: Rogue Anti-Spyware
Malware Description:
iSafe AntiVirus is a successor of Antivirus Trigger and Astrum Antivirus fake anti-spyware applications. iSafe AntiVirus is propagated through fabricated online scans and trojans that hide in video codecs required to play some online multimedia content. The whole infection story starts with getting a deceptive popup telling you about malware you are claimed to have in your PC. Whatever you click on such popups you will be redirected to a website actively promoting iSafe AntiVirus. Once on board, iSafe AntiVirus trial version will run permanently while you use your machine and will trigger bogus security alerts and system scanners that will always report a variety of infections your system is allegedly contaminated with. Removing these imaginary hazards requires purchasing iSafe AntiVirus ‘licensed’ software. Moreover, iSafe AntiVirus will list infections that are actually normal important system files needed sustain proper functioning of your machine. Deleting these wrongfully accused files is absolutely unacceptable and may lead to system disruption. Eventually, fooling computer users around and attempting to disorder the infected system is supposed to convince you to pay for iSafe AntiVirus commercial version, which is a dangerous utility aimed at achieving fraudulent objectives.
How to remove 5Scanav.com hijacker
28.12.2008 | Malware Type: Browser Hijackers
Malware Description:
5Scanav.com is a browser hijacker that imitates the “My computer” window in order to indirectly promote its affiliate InternetAntivirusPro. The trojan that usually gets inside without the user’s notice modifies the web browser settings to ensure its fraudulently programmed behavior. The dummy “My computer” window will display a fake system scan that runs online and reports a variety of threats in the computer hard disks. The scan is alleged to be provided by InternetAntivirusPro which is claimed to be an official partner of Windows. The parasites that will be ‘detected’ are recommended to remove using InternetAntivirusPro utility which is in fact a rogue anti-spyware and should be avoided at all costs. If you agree on following this deceptive advice, you’ll waste some $50 for InternetAntivirusPro so-called ‘commercial’ software and end up getting your computer infected indeed. 5Scanav.com hijacker and InternetAntivirusPro are dangerous malware applications and should be kept away from. If detected, these malicious programs and the trojans that promoted them should be removed.
How to remove Virus-alert-center.com hijacker
27.12.2008 | Malware Type: Browser Hijackers
Malware Description:
Virus-alert-center.com appears to be yet another instrument for Antivirus 360 malware to achieve its fraudulent commercial objectives. Virus-alert-center.com is the intermediate stage between the simulation of malware infection and the probabl purchase of Antivirus 360 ‘licensed’ software. The vicious trickery starts with your getting deceived into believing your PC is infected with the mysterious NesSky.q virus. For this purpose, you’ll get a popup telling you about this imaginary infection. Clicking on this fabricated security alert is programmed to get you to Virus-alert-center.com or Scanner-antivirus360.com malicious websites. Once there, you’ll witness a fake system scan that runs online and shows a few ‘critical’ infections that are claimed to be residing in your system. These hazards are all simulated and have nothing to do with the actual state of things. All they are destined for is getting you scared about your system security, which, in its turn, is expected to consider the option of paying for Antivirus 360 ‘full’ version to get rid of the detected scamware. If you follow such dangerous recommendations, you’ll spend your money on something you don’t need. Besides, having Antivirus 360 inside will cause a slow computer problem and deteriorate your internet connection speed. Avoid Virus-alert-center.com and Scanner-antivirus360.com hijackers, and do your best to keep away from their affiliate Antivirus 360.
How to remove liveantiviruspccheck.com hijacker
27.12.2008 | Malware Type: Browser Hijackers
Malware Description:
Having liveantiviruspccheck.com browser hijacker on board means you’ll keep on getting redirected to malicious website that promotes the Antivirus 2009 rogue anti-spyware. Getting contaminated may pass by your attention because liveantiviruspccheck.com hijacker uses affiliated trojans to sneak inside undetected. Once in a new host system, liveantiviruspccheck.com will configure your browser to behave the way it wants, not you. It means you’ll be forced to follow liveantiviruspccheck.com site against your will. This fraudulent infectious web resource is known to run an online system scan which is totally fabricated and should thus by no means be trusted. Naturally, the bogus scan will show pretty sad results claiming your machine is infected with several different types of malware. Then, you will be suggested to use the Antivirus 2009 ‘licensed’ software to remove the disclosed threats. In fact, though, the hazards are imaginary and Antivirus 2009 is far from what it sounds like. If you are careless enough to install Antivirus 2009 commercial software and pay for it, you’ll end up wasting your money and getting a badly contaminated computer which will get slower and slower each day. Remember - liveantiviruspccheck.com is a hijacker and its affiliate Antivirus 2009 is probably the most dangerous rogue anti-spyware currently. So, avoid them both at all costs.
How to remove pcantivirusscanner.com hijacker
26.12.2008 | Malware Type: Browser Hijackers
Malware Description:
The seemingly decent-sounding bogus anti-spyware known as Antivirus 2009 has proven to be extremely tricky in terms of the deceptive tactics applied for achieving malicious commercial objectives. One of these techniques involves the pcantivirusscanner.com browser hijacker. pcantivirusscanner.com penetrates inside potential host systems undetected via backdoor trojans that guide the malware through the system security utilities. Once inside, pcantivirusscanner.com hijacker will make your browser act to propagate its affiliate Antivirus 2009 rogue anti-spyware. When you follow pcantivirusscanner.com website against your will, you will probably view a fabricated system scan that runs online and is programmed to show you pretty sad results. All of a sudden, you will find out that your PC is undergoing a virus attack and needs to be deprived of the hazardous digital intruders using the ‘trusted’ Antivirus 2009 software. Moreover, it will take you some money to use this fake remover. Eventually, what you’ll get is a useless and dangerous rogue anti-spyware on board and somewhat less money on your banking account. Do not get deceived into purchasing Antivirus 2009 scamware from pcantivirusscanner.com website. In addition, if you were made to follow this web resource, you should take immediate measures to remove at least the affiliated trojan that brought the hijacker.
How to remove Fujacks.e worm
24.12.2008 | Malware Type: Worms
Malware Description:
Fujacks.e is an infamous computer worm that tends to spread through networks protected by weak passwords. Fujacks.e usually intrudes undetected and may thus proceed with its malicious activity until it does too much harm to stay hidden any longer. Once inside a new network, Fujacks.e replicates itself intensely to further infect files with .exe extensions which are often vital for proper system performance. By doing so, Fujacks.e also aims to block the functioning of most security utilities on the infected machine, and may even disable the firewall to make the contaminated host system yet more vulnerable. In the long run, it Fujacks.e is not detected in time, it will delete some of your executable files and slow your system down. Not to mention that after a while of its staying in your system, Fujacks.e will make it pretty much unable to resist any outer threats. Since Fujacks.e may stay resident on the background for quite a while, it’s important to perform timely detection and removal of the parasite.
How to remove Best-online-antivirus-scanner.info hijacker
24.12.2008 | Malware Type: Browser Hijackers
Malware Description:
Best-online-antivirus-scanner.info is a hijacker involved with the malicious activity realized by Antivirus 2010 fake anti-spyware program. Best-online-antivirus-scanner.info is capable of tricking your system’s authentication and thus bypasses the firewall. As soon as Best-online-antivirus-scanner.info hijacker is inside, it will configure your web browser to act in the manner which is beneficial to its affiliate Antivirus 2010. This means that your browser settings will get modified to bring you to Best-online-antivirus-scanner.info website. Best-online-antivirus-scanner.info hijacker web page is all about Antivirus 2010 and its advantages. Once on Best-online-antivirus-scanner.info website, you will be persistently suggested to run a free online system scan with Antivirus 2010. Beyond doubt, the scan is a dummy and eventually shows you how bad things are with your cyber security because the scan results window will mention a number of imaginary infections allegedly occupying your PC. The entire malicious plan is supposed to get you scared about your system functionality and your private data security and, consequently, to make you purchase Antivirus 2010 so-called ‘licensed’ software. Do not pay for Antivirus 2010 – simply because it’s not what it pretends to be. The most reasonable action to do if you were against your will redirected to Best-online-antivirus-scanner.info is to scan your system with a trusted utility and, if detected, remove the scamware in the shortest possible terms.
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