Yahoo Redirect Virus is a dangerous computer infection which gets to the computer through various phishing websites, drive-by downloads, spam emails, and other ways of social engineering. Once it gets to the PC, it alters Proxy settings and Windows Hosts files so that you cannot browser the Internet as usual. Moreover, it may be difficult to remove Yahoo Redirect Virus manually as the threat in question is also known as a rootkit infection, which is why it is advisable to use a highly professional and reputable spyware removal tool. Rootkit infections are difficult to find as they may alter the settings of the existing security applications; moreover, they hide their processes and enables remote access to the system. Read more »
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Bing Redirect Virus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 25, 2013
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Bing Redirect Virus is a malicious computer infection which may slither onto your operating Windows system without any of your knowledge. Cyber criminals behind the threat may utilize spam email attachments, bundled downloads, fake video codecs, deceitful advertising, active Trojans and other security cracks to drop the malignant program onto the PC without alarming you. According to Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers, this is highly dangerous. Schemers could hide the infection within your personal computer for days or even weeks before an attack is initiated. Unfortunately, during this time it is likely that your operating system would get even more infected. Is this what you want? Of course, it is not, which is why it is absolutely necessary that you remove Bing Redirect Virus as soon as you detect it running on the system. Do you know how to delete it from the PC? Continue reading to find out. Read more »
Value Apps
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 20, 2013
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Have you discovered Value Apps pop-ups whenever you surf the web using your Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome browsers? Well, have you recently installed such Conduit Ltd browser plugins as Iminent Comunity Toolbar, WiseConvert Toolbar, Z-game Toolbar, Internet Turbo Toolbar, Swagbucks Toolbar or Coupon Buddy? Anti-Spyware-101.com spyware researchers have discovered that this potentially unwanted program exposing you to irritating pop-ups may be bundled with various extensions. Of course, in most cases, if you download software from official, trusted sources, you are introduced to the additional program and you are given the chance to deny its installation. Therefore, it is not necessary to treat this browser add-on as malicious. Nevertheless, if you do not know where the application came from, or you simply want to remove Value Apps from the browsers – follow the information provided in this article. Read more »
HackTool:Win32/Patch.D
Posted by Max Lehmann
on June 20, 2013
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Anti-Spyware-101.com spyware researchers warn that it is absolutely necessary to have HackTool:Win32/Patch.D removed from the operating Windows system. The clandestine infection has been developed by cyber criminals who create and distribute malicious computer infections in order to generate profit, which means that your financial security could be breached at any point if you are not careful and let in the deceitful threat. How can it enter your personal computer? You may think that your operating Windows system is guarded by authentic spyware detection and reveal software; however, if the infection has managed to enter, it is likely that the tool is either out-of-date or unreliable. Of course, if the system is not protected by any security software, cyber criminals could use spam email attachments, bundled downloads, fake video codecs and a number of other security vulnerabilities to infect the PC. Once your PC is corrupted by the malicious hacking tool, you need to rush and delete HackTool:Win32/Patch.D without further delay. Read more »
Trojan Horse PSW.OnlineGames4.ALGT
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 20, 2013
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If the malicious Trojan Horse PSW.OnlineGames4.ALGT has taken over your personal computer, you and your virtual security are in big trouble. The malicious Trojan may corrupt Windows utilities and employ your own computer to attack other systems with spyware. If you do not want to be involved with cyber crime, you definitely need to remove the clandestine threat as soon as possible. Have you already discovered it running on the operating Windows system? In reality, the malicious Trojan could be active on the PC even if you think that the computer is running normally. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have discovered that the Trojan does not have an interface and its malignant processes are hidden from detection and removal. So, how should you delete Trojan Horse PSW.OnlineGames4.ALGT? Please continue reading to learn everything about the removal of this threat. Read more »
Genieo
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 19, 2013
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The Genieo browser hijacker is a malicious computer threat which should be deleted from the computer without any delay. Even though the clandestine threat is represented through a seemingly authentic search engine, you should not leave it running on the personal computer for another moment. And how can you discover a clandestine hijacker? According to Anti-Spyware-101.com experts, most web browser hijackers enter the targeted computer without prior warnings or authorization. In most cases, schemers utilize attractive freeware to slip in the devious threat; however, it is also possible that the program has been dropped by a malicious Trojan which is actively running on your PC right this moment. Of course, we recommend that you delete Genieo from the operating Windows system. Read more »
Trojan Horse Generic32.CCGO
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 19, 2013
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Trojan Horse Generic32.CCGO is a dangerous computer infection which refers to a variety of malicious files and processes that are aimed at corrupting your privacy. Not all anti-virus programs are capable of removing this threat, so if your computer security program has only detected Trojan Horse Generic32.CCGO but cannot remove it, use a reliable spyware removal tool to delete the threat and protect the computer. Read more »
setup.exe
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 19, 2013
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Have you discovered a setup.exe component within your operating Windows system which is not digitally signed? Then it is most likely that this file is malicious and that a dangerous computer infection has been infiltrated without any of your knowledge. Even though the name of the file suggests that it is an authentic Windows component, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have discovered that schemers may use the name to conceal the presence of truly malicious processes. Without a doubt, it is recommended that you remove the malicious file from the computer. Note that it may be insufficient to have setup.exe deleted to have Windows infections removed as other malicious files are likely to be running simultaneously. Please continue reading to learn more about the malicious executable and spyware removal. Read more »
Suspicious.cloud
Posted by Max Lehmann
on June 19, 2013
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Suspicious.cloud is a term used by the Norton anti-virus program. It is used to refer to computer threats that can be categorized as Trojan horses, which means that the threat can be installed as some system file or application. If your security program has detected Suspicious.cloud but cannot remove it, or if it has been removed and now you see that the threat is renewed, you should not hesitate and implement a spyware removal tool which is powerful enough to remove the threat in question. Read more »
TrojanDownloader:MSIL/Demibot.A
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on June 19, 2013
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TrojanDownloader:MSIL/Demibot.A is a computer threat that should never access your PC as it can download new computer infections, which can severely damage the performance of the machine. The threat, which can also be referred to as a Trojan horse, gets to a computer without the user’s consent. It can even be installed as some important system file or driver. If you do not have a reliable spyware prevention program, TrojanDownloader:MSIL/Demibot.A can easily alter the settings of the system without your consent. However, if your anti-virus tool has already detected this threat but is incapable of removing it, use SpyHunter as this real-time spyware removal can immediately detect and remove TrojanDownloader:MSIL/Demibot.A from the PC. Read more »
