MS Antivirus 2008, also known as MSAntivirus 2008 and a clone of XP Antivirus 2008, is a rogue anti-spyware program. You may have downloaded MS Antivirus 2008 thinking it would solve your spyware issues, or it may have infected your computer with the help of Trojan Zlob or Vundo usually found bundled with fake video codecs.
Once you're infected with Zlob, it will use aggressive advertising methods to push it's rogue website and sell its product, claiming to be able to clean your computer from spyware. Zlob's deceptive methods include: fake warning alert popups and system notification messages in the Taskbar. The links on the fake warning messages lead to a rogue website where you'll be convinced to download the a trial version of MS Antivirus 2008.
MS Antivirus 2008 is able to emulate a system scan and report a list of supposed infections to scare you and to push you into buying the full MS Antivirus 2008 version. This approach is to lead you to believe that you're infected with a load of spyware, when, in reality, is MS Antivirus 2008 the cause of the spyware. MS Antivirus 2008 is able to emulate a system scan and report a list of supposed infections to scare you and to push you into buying the full MS Antivirus 2008 version. MS Antivirus 2008 may launch on every Windows startup. More MSAntivirus2008 Removal Info »
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IEAntiVirus, or IE AntiVirus 3.2, is a rogue anti-spyware program due to its deceptive and aggressive advertising practices. IE AntiVirus and its marketing affiliates are distributing and installing IE AntiVirus's anti-spyware program through a download which is bundled with a trojan triggered by a browser helper object (BHO). Many of these trojan bundled downloads are located in sites which offer a "video codec" to be able to view free adult entertainment videos.
After your PC is infected with the trojan bundled download, it keeps showing up a popup stating "NOTICE: Your system is infected and your computer performance is not at the highest level. Full system optimization will greatly increase your computer's performance and prevent data loss". When you click on the popup, it will direct your IE to www.IEAntiVirus.com to download IE AntiVirus's anti-spyware program.
In addition, the trojan which came bundled from either IE AntiVirus and/or its affiliates hijacks your search engines, such as Google, Yahoo and MSN, and displays a fake error message within your search results claiming that your system is infected and offering to buy the IE AntiVirus program. Once you click on this fake error message you will be redirected to IE AntiVirus's home site where you will be tricked into buying IE AntiVirus's anti-spyware application. More IEAntiVirus Removal Info »
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Antivirus 2009, also known as Antivirus2009, is a rogue anti-spyware program that uses false spyware results to lure you to purchase its full version. Antivirus2009 is an updated version of Antivirus 2008. Other Antivirus 2009 aliases that have recently appeared on the Web are: XP Antivirus 2008, Vista Antivirus 2008, Ultimate Antivirus 2008 and System Antivirus 2008.
Antivirus 2009 is usually promoted via a ZLOB/MediaAccess Codec installer found on adult websites. Zlob has been the trojan of choice to infect users with pop ups disguised as system notifications that lead to websites with rogue anti-spyware programs. You can also install Antivirus 2009 manually on the rogue website antivirus-scanner.com. Antivirus 2009 may use its system scanner to display false positives which work as an incentive to make unsuspecting users purchase Antivirus 2009's commercial version.
Do not click on any link provided by Antivirus 2009. Once you click on the link provided, you'll be redirected to Antivirus 2009's website (antivirus2009.com) to download and purchase Antivirus 2009's rogue anti-spyware program. Antivirus 2009 has the ability to recreate itself after reboot and its "System scan" messages may continue to pop up on your task manager. It is advised to run a scan with a reliable anti-spyware program to check for the presence of Antivirus 2009 on your computer. More Antivirus2009 Removal Info »
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Antivirus 2008, also known as Antivirus2008, Antivirus 2008 Pro, is a rogue anti-spyware program that uses false spyware results to lure you to purchase its full version. Antivirus 2008 is usually promoted via a ZLOB/MediaAccess Codec installer found on adult websites. You can also install it manually on the rogue website antivirus-scanner.com. Antivirus 2008 may use its system scanner to display false positives which work as an incentive to make unsuspecting users purchase Antivirus 2008's commercial version.
AntiVirus 2008 may also display other third-party ads and, according to its EULA, AntiVirus 2008 has adware terms added. Do not click on any link provided by Antivirus 2008. Once you click on the link provided, you'll be redirected to Antivirus 2008's website (antivirus2008.com) to download and purchase Antivirus 2008's rogue anti-spyware program. Antivirus 2008 has the ability to recreate itself after reboot and its "System scan" messages may continue pop up on your task manager. More Antivirus2008 Removal Info »
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XPAntiVirus (also known as XP Anti Virus 2008, XPAnti Virus and XP AntiVirus 2008) is a fake spyware removal tool that is usually downloaded onto your computer by a Trojan (most likely the Zlob Trojan) or under other dubious circumstances. XPAntiVirus is not a legitimate spyware removal tool. XP Antivirus has moved on to be cloned onto other rogue anti-spyware programs like Antivirus 2009, Antivirus 2008, Vista Antivirus 2008, Windows Antivirus 2008 and others.
Once downloaded, XPAntiVirus begins to haunt the user by displaying false security alerts that read:
"WARNING!!! Quick System Scan Results
XP antivirus Online Scanner detected
dangerous spyware on your system!
Detected malicious programs can damage your computer and compromise your privacy. It is strongly recommended to remove them immediately."
XPAntiVirus may also create nine (9) entries in your Windows Registry that convince you that your computer is infected with spyware, which is really XPAntiVirus that is the spyware and not an outside source. These entries are simply created by XPAntiVirus so when it runs its system scan those entries will be considered as threats. The purpose of these tactics is to get you to purchase the full version of XPAntiVirus spyware removal application.
Even though XP AntiVirus's program may seem legit with its uninstall option available on 'Add or Remove' Programs list, its files will still reappear after reboot, launch XPAntiVirus and its "System scan" messages may continue to pop up on your task manager. In addition, XP AntiVirus installs another application named "Windows Security Alert" that displays nonstop popups stating that Windows Security Alert has detected that your antivirus is not working. All these occurrences are scare tactics used by XP AntiVirus to convince you that you need to purchase XP AntiVirus's commercial version for US$49.95. It is strongly recommended to remove XP AntiVirus from your system without any hesitation. More XPAntivirus Removal Info »
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VirusHeat, or VirusHeat v.3.9, is a rogue anti-spyware application designed to scare you into purchasing VirusHeat's full version with misleading warning messages that pop up on your Taskbar. VirusHeat is usually downloaded and installed via ZLOB/MediaAccess Codec installer from an adult site. Once you're infected, the Zlob Trojan will display misleading warning messages. VirusHeat warning messages claim that your computer is infected with dangerous parasites in an attempt to trick you into purchasing VirusHeat's commercial version. In addition, VirusHeat may generate annoying popup advertisements that may cause unstable system performance. VirusHeat is known to be a clone of AntiVirGear. More VirusHeat Removal Info »
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AdvancedXPDefender, which is also known as AXP Defender or AXPDefender, is a fake anti-spyware program that scares you into purchasing a full version of the AdvancedXPDefender rogue program. AdvancedXPDefender performs system scans displaying erroneious results. AdvancedXPDefender may be installed through a Trojan infection such as Zlob or Vundo Trojan. It is highly recommended to remove AdvancedXPDefender and all traces of AdvancedXPDefender before your system is damaged or compromised.
When the scan is complete, the 'scan results' window appears which shows how many spyware threats your computer allegedly has. This tactic is an attempt to trick you into purchasing AdvancedXPDefender's commercial version. In addition, AdvancedXPDefender may generate annoying popup advertisements that may cause unstable system performance. More AdvancedXPDefender Removal Info »
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KvmSecure is a rogue anti-spyware program that uses scare tactics to get you to purchase the full version of the KvmSecure program. KvmSecure or Kvm Secure, may be downloaded and installed through the Zlob Trojan infection which can come from a fake video codec download or MediaAcces Codec installer which is present on porn websites. KvmSecure, if installed, may prompt you with popups or alert messages that say you have "compromising files" which is a bogus alert message. Computer users are urged to avoid downloading or purchasing KvmSecure no matter how legitimate the program may look.
KvmSecure fake warning messages states:
"Spyware Threat. Your computer is infected with Spyware: Adware.Win32.Agent.rf, Packed.Win32.NSAnti.r, W32/Netsky-P. Remove All Spyware"
Do not click on any link provided by KvmSecure. If you do, you'll be redirected to KvmSecure's website (kvmsecure.com) to download and purchase the full version of KvmSecure. KvmSecure "System scan" messages may continue to try to recreate itself after reboot. More KvmSecure Removal Info »
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VirusProtect, or VirusProtect v.3.8, is a rogue anti-spyware application designed to scare you into purchasing VirusProtect's full version with misleading warning messages that pop up on your Taskbar. VirusProtect is usually downloaded and installed via ZLOB/MediaAccess Codec installer from an adult site. Once you're infected, the Zlob Trojan will display misleading warning messages. VirusProtect warning messages claim that your computer is infected with dangerous parasites in an attempt to trick you into purchasing VirusProtect's commercial version. In addition, VirusProtect may generate annoying popup advertisements that may cause unstable system performance. VirusProtect is known to be a clone of AntiVirGear and VirusProtect Pro.
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It is a backdoor designed to give the attacker remote control over a compromised PC. It changes essential computer settings and modifies certain files. Zlob starts automatically on every Windows startup and hides its activities by injecting code into explorere.exe. It waits for remote connections and allows the attacker to download and install additional software, execute certain commands and manage the entire computer. Zlob can be very dangerous. Use antivirus and malware removal tools in order to get rid of this spyware.
Zlob Trojan installs many popular rogue anti-spyware programs, among them are IEDefender, AntiVirGear, SpyShredder, WinAntiVirus Pro 2007, Ultimate Cleaner and SecurePCCleaner.
Aliases: Zlob-X.a, Zlob-XA. Troj/Zlob-XA.
It may popup with message saying that your computer is infected with the virus/trojan below:
Spyware.CyberLog-X
W32.Myzor.FK@yf
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SpyShredder is a rogue anti-spyware program that hijacks the machine for malicious purposes. SpyShredder installs itself onto your PC without your permission, usually through a Trojan. Once SpyShredder is installed, it launches on Windows startup and bombards you with unnecessary popup ads. It is extremely difficult to remove SpyShredder manually because this program may continue to try to recreate itself. It is very similar to such parasites as Bravesentry, Dr.Antispy and MagicAntiSpy.
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AXPDefender, also known as AdvancedXPDefender, is a rogue anti-spyware program designed to scare you into purchasing AXPDefender's full version. Once installed, AXPDefender will run a scan of your computer and generate exaggerated spyware threats which are usually false positives.
When the scan is complete, the 'scan results' window appears which shows how many spyware threats your computer allegedly has. This tactic is an attempt to trick you into purchasing AXPDefender's commercial version. In addition, AXPDefender may generate annoying popup advertisements that may cause unstable system performance. More AXPDefender Removal Info »
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Trojan.Downloader is an application that will download and install other Trojans onto your computer. Trojan.Downloader can connect to the Internet to transmit information via HTTP. After installation, Trojan.Downloader will download and install other malicious adware, Trojans, and viruses onto your computer without your knowledge or consent. Trojan.Downloader malware can log your typed keystrokes and send confidential personal and financial data (including banking information, credit card numbers, and website passwords) to a remote hacker. Trojan.Downloader parasite is highly dangerous, can download and execute other malicious programs, and opens a huge security hole on your computer. More TrojanDownloader Removal Info »
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MalwareWipe is an anti-spyware program that claims to detect spyware found in a user's computer. MalwareWipe may trick the user into purchasing the program before removing the infected files. It will popup a message where you must first enter a valid serial number or click on the "Buy Online" button to activate the full version. Similar versions to Malwarewipe may be found SpySheriff, SpywareStriker, SpyAxe. More MalwareWipe Removal Info »
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Trojan.Vundo is a Trojan downloader which may secretly install itself on your PC via browser exploits and other security holes. Once it is active on your computer, Trojan.Vundo will download and display large numbers of popup adverts. In addition, Trojan.Vundo may download and install additional obtrusive adware programs. Trojan.Vundo can be extremely difficult to remove manually, and may cause serious system instability and PC slowdowns. More TrojanVundo Removal Info »
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WinAntiSpyware is a rogue anti-spyware product that tricks the user with deceptive tactics in order to purchase the WinAntiSpyware product. WinAntiSpyware pops fake security notifications on the Taskbar, and ultimately tricks the user into purchasing Ultimate Defender in order to clean the alleged security-related problems. WinAntiSpyware 2006 or WinAntiSpyware 2007 may redirect your searches, and may come bundled with other spyware/adware. More WinAntiSpyware Removal Info »
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TrojanDropper is designed to infiltrate your computer and open a conduit by which large amounts of adware and spyware can be piped to your system. TrojanDropper opens up a large security hole on your computer and is a very dangerous threat to the security of your personal and financial data. The additional adware downloaded through TrojanDropper will also generate large numbers of popup adverts. More TrojanDropper Removal Info »
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