Trojans, viruses, worms, and key loggers have invaded your system and XP Defender 2013 is the first to claim so? The sad truth is that XP Defender 2013 is a bogus application which, more precisely, is an infection. It steals into the system unnoticed, and once it finds a home on your computer, it constantly reminds you about its presence. Under such circumstances, removal of XP Defender 2013 is highly recommended. Read more »
If you download from illegal websites, there is a great chance that one of the surreptitious, bundled downloads would hide pup.mywebsearch or any other malignant browser’s add-on. The program is often categorized as a browser hijacker or adware, because it can disrupt your browser’s functionality and allow schemers to infect your virtual space with a ton of fictitious advertisements. Read more »
The malicious dialer DyFuCA is capable of subduing your personal modem to create unauthorized connections to various pornographic websites managing servers. Once this happens, various malignant components will be allowed to enter your computer and high cost connections will be performed using your personal phone line linked to the modem. The malicious application can be pinned to your operating Windows system after visiting hijacked websites, clicking on online advertisement, Read more »
Whitesmoke Toolbar is a browser extension that offers translation service. The official policy of this product is to provide the user with the best quality automatic translation there is. Nevertheless, Whitesmoke Toolbar as an application has gone too far, because it is installed on the users' computers without their consent, and it is even hard to remove it. Read more »
Yontoo Layers Client or simply Yontoo is a browser add-on and a platform that allows a user to build applications, which later on modify the overall appearance of a website. Usually Yontoo Layers Client is being spread as a browser extension, and it is prone to redirecting the user to Yontoo website instead of the page the user wants to access. Read more »
The infamous HackTool:Win32/Keygen, or Troj/Keygen, has been traveling all across the World Wide Web for over tree years now. This treacherous application has been created for a truly devious purpose, which is to generate license keys for applications that get downloaded illegally. Despite this unlawful mission, the fraudulent application can do much more than you will initially expect, Read more »
Dorifel virus, or XDocCrypt/Dorifel, is a malicious infection, which can reconfigure your system’s settings, remove administrative privileges and eventually encrypt digital data to make most of your system’s files inaccessible, with an illusion of being deleted from the computer. This irritating system’s state is supposed to make it impossible for you to remove XDocCrypt/Dorifel or even detect it running inside Windows. Read more »
Galileo System Cleaner is the exact replica of the recently reviewed Great Antispy 2012, so it is safe to say that both of these infections are being managed by the same virtual criminals. Even though the devious rogue antispyware was first reported in the end of 2011, operating Windows systems all across the globe are still being attacked by the truly irritating and misleading application. Read more »
This is the question that users commonly ask when they see this program offering to remove computer threats. Naturally, there are a lot of fake antivirus programs out there, but SpyHunter 4 is a legitimate application that focuses on fighting rogue antispyware, Trojans, worms, potentially unwanted adware and other computer threats. This antispyware remover was also featured on Read more »
I have been interested in computers ever since junior high days, but eventually after school graduation I chose creative writing as my major. Luckily, now I have an opportunity to fuse both of my passions and use my writing skills to create informative and reader-friendly news articles about computer security. The essence of my day-to-day tasks is to analyze computer security issues and inform computer users about them in a way, that even users with scarce knowledge in computing would be able to understand the core of any problems in hand. I am very grateful for this rewarding opportunity to educate people, working with the highly professional AntiSpyware 101 team.
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