Posts Tagged ‘trojan horse’

Attention to Fake antivirus Security Essential 2010


Attention to Fake antivirus Security Essential 2010

The name is similarity with the Microsoft Security Essentials, but in real is a fake virus named Security Essentials 2010, on which also the Redmond is warning all Windows users. The fake anti-virus is a trojan Win32/Fakeinit: once installed does not just damage, showing a fake virus scan window instead try to [...]

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Beware to "Angelina Jolie" Virus


Beware to "Angelina Jolie" Virus

Thousands of users are receiving an email with subject: "Angelina Jolie Nude!" Beware is a Trojan Horse Virus. Flag these emails as spam, and do not click the links inside. The links will direct you to a malware website and attempt to install dangerous software on your PC.

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What is that File?

What is that File?

What is this? This is a simple help for you to identify any unknown files on your computer. While we still do not cover ALL of them, we might have some of the most requested ones here. You can enter a filename and see if this file is a dangerous [...]

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Remove infected Autorun.inf

How to remove infected autorun.inf file form your hard disk?
Sometimes for viruses or trojan horse you may find difficulties opening your drives. This happened because autorun.inf file is infected, If you find any abnormal language when you right click on a drive. This autorun.inf is hidden and you will not see the file even though [...]

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Which anti-virus software works on Vista?

A number of people have asked which anti-virus works with Windows Vista, and it’s difficult because anti-virus software (of which usually have spyware catchers, spam filters and firewalls in-built as standard) needs to know how an operating system fully works before it can do it’s job to the full potential. A lot of new technologies [...]

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Trojan Horse – Now the targets are Mac users

Security research company Intego on Monday issued a security alert about a new Trojan Horse called OSX.RSPlug.A that specifically targets Mac users. The Trojan is a form of DNSChanger that changes the Mac’s Domain Name Server (DNS) address.According to Intego, the Trojan has been found on several pornographic Web sites. When trying to view a [...]

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