Do you know what StopBadware2008.com is? DESCRIPTION StopBadware2008.com is a malicious site that is known to display a generic warning page that has the text “Insecure Internet activity Threat of virus attack”. We find this message to be totally bogus and used as a tactic to get you to download and purchase the rogue anti-spyware program Antivirus 2008. On the home page of StopBadware2008.com it has two links where one redirects you to a screen that looks like a system scan is being performed on your system by Antivirus 2008. The scan is fake and misleading. Do not fall for this scam or better yet, save yourself the aggravation and avoid visiting StopBadware2008.com altogether.

Do you know what IE AntiVirus 3.3 is? DESCRIPTION IE AntiVirus 3.3 is a rogue anti-spyware program that was reported to be installed without a computer users permission in many cases. IE AntiVirus 3.3 usually does this through a Trojan infection such as Zlob or Vundo Trojan. IE AntiVirus 3.3 or IEAntiVirus 3.3 appears to be a newer variant of IE AntiVirus (IE Antivirus 3.2) which is still known to bombard computer users with annoying popups and fake system scans for parasites. Perhaps you were infected with IE AntiVirus 3.3. Did IE AntiVirus 3.3 slow down the operation of your computer? Did you get several popups or system alert messages? These are a few of the many symptoms of having IE AntiVirus 3.3 installed on your computer.

If it is a computer or an iPhone, hackers will find a way to hack it. It was reported that on Friday, July 11th hours after Apple released its newest firmware for the iPhone, that the iPhone Dev Team cracked the new operating system, version 2.0. We previously posted where major software bugs were reported in iPhones and an article where we asked if the iPhone gets spyware. If people are able to hack current versions of the iPhone’s operating system then does that mean it is susceptible to malware or additional hacker attacks? Using an unofficial or unapproved 3rd party application may do just that. Using unapproved software on a device is a risky choice as we know firsthand with recent rogue anti-spyware.

TheRegistrySentinel is a new rogue registry cleaner - a corrupt registry error fixer, which uses trojans, such as the infamous Zlob or Vundo, to enter the system. This parasite relies on misleading advertising to convince the user to buy RegistrySentinel’s "licensed version". Once inside and active, this parasite will flood the user with popups and fake ...

SpyBro is the latest rogue anti-spyware with deceptive behaviour. SpyBro (Spy Browser) will generate fake spyware detection reports to trick you into buying full version of this useless program. Remember that SpyBro may install additional malware and ...

Users are claiming they are often against their will redirected to Scanner-tool.com. This site is a trap; one visit may result in installation of hijacker. Many malignant applications have been promoted in this web-site. Remove scanner-tool.com means to remove all hijackers, malware and viruses harming your PC, and in particular providing redirection to scanner-tool.com. Of [...]

SpyHeals is a rogue anti-spyware program and a clone of SpyHeal. This parasite acts the same way most rogues do: it enters the system by using trojans, such as the infamous Zlob or Vundo, and uses misleading advertising to persuade the user to buy it’s "licensed version". Once inside and active, SpyHeals floods the user with ...