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How to remove (uninstall) SpyAxe

Myantispyware team December 15, 2005 3 Comments Malware removal, Tips, Tutorials - HowTo

I`am read about the problem on a many board, and what i`ve found: You may want to print out or make a copy of these instructions before starting, because you will not be able to connect to the internet during most of this fix. Go to Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs

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Your spyware weapons: Ad-Aware vs. Spybot

Myantispyware team December 14, 2005 No Comment Malware removal, Tips

Spyware infestations rank among the top problems both administrators and end users have to grapple with today. In any environment that isn’t locked down against such threats, spyware proliferates and must be removed either by hand or one of many utilities designed to clean an infected system. Because the problem is so widespread, users and

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Microsoft updated their Malicious Software Removal Tool

Myantispyware team December 14, 2005 No Comment Malware removal, Online Scanners

Microsoft updated their Malicious Software Removal Tool again this month to include variants of IRCBot, Ryknos, and F4IRootkit. For more information on this, take a look at the malware sofware removal tool website.

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Antother note about SpyAxe

Myantispyware team December 12, 2005 No Comment Exploits & Vulnerabilities, Rogue Anti Spyware, Tips

Juha-Matti has pointed out an interesting Trojan.Spaxe. The interesting part is that it will display a balloon message, attempting to fake from the Windows Automatic Updates icon on the System Tray, with the following text: Body: Your computer is infected! Windows has detected spyware infection. It is recommended to use special antispyware tools to prevent

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Rootkits Are Bombarding XP SP2 Systems

Myantispyware team December 8, 2005 No Comment Malware removal

More than 20 percent of all malware removed from Windows XP SP2 (Service Pack 2) systems are stealth rootkits, according to senior official in Microsoft Corp.’s security unit. Jason Garms, architect and group program manager in Microsoft’s Anti-Malware Technology Team, said the open-source FU rootkit ranks high on the list of malicious software programs deleted

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How to remove WinFixer

Myantispyware team December 6, 2005 1 Comment Rogue Anti Spyware, Tutorials - HowTo

WinFixer is a bogus (rogue) anti-spyware and spam-blocking application downloaded mainly from popup ads that would be convincing to the average user. It is also bundled with certain free downloadable applications. The program requires you to buy it for about $30. When bought, it scans the computer and replicates the cookie-handling function of Internet Explorer,

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Hijack Removal “How to”

Myantispyware team December 5, 2005 No Comment Browser Hijacking, Tips, Tutorials - HowTo

Any of the products below will remove most hijackers completely, unless it is one which has just started spreading. Spybot S&D [recommended] Ad-aware If you have a hijack that is not fixed by any of these products, you may use these solutions below that I have gathered after helping to fix these same problems countless

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How to remove CWS Hijacker

Myantispyware team December 5, 2005 No Comment Browser Hijacking, Tips, Tutorials - HowTo

This is old news, but and now many peoples have a question: “How to remove CWS Hijacker from my pc ?“. Read below. CWS is a trojan that hijacks Internet Explorer start and search settings to one of several different web sites (see below). Most of these web sites appear to have an affiliate relationship

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More exploits out for Windows flaws

Myantispyware team December 3, 2005 No Comment Exploits & Vulnerabilities, Malware removal

Two new pieces of computer code that could be used in cyberattacks on Windows users were posted on the Web on Wednesday and Thursday. The exploit posted Thursday is another that could allow a remote attacker to gain complete control over a vulnerable computer. The code takes advantage of a flaw in a Windows component

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Spyware: WebHancer – How to remove

Myantispyware team December 1, 2005 No Comment Tips, Tutorials - HowTo

The majority of users running WebHancer are not aware they are running it, unless they have noticed system side-effects or unusual data transfers from their machine. WebHancer, like “Comet Curse”, falls into the category of “everything-installs-it-can’t-get-rid-of-it” foistware, with completely unrelated software secretly installing the WebHancer product on the user’s system. (Given this, I think the

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How to remove (uninstall) SpyAxe

Your spyware weapons: Ad-Aware vs. Spybot

Microsoft updated their Malicious Software Removal Tool

Antother note about SpyAxe

Rootkits Are Bombarding XP SP2 Systems

How to remove WinFixer

Hijack Removal “How to”

How to remove CWS Hijacker

More exploits out for Windows flaws

Spyware: WebHancer – How to remove

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