Free SuperAntiSpyware Professional Edition License
Our article on Home Antivirus 2010 Removal Method earned us a “Thank you” email from Mike Duncan, Director of Business Development at SUPERAntiSpyware. This software is something we love (not because we got it for free) and would like to recommend to all those who are seeking the best spyware/malware protection for their PC’s. Read more
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Home Antivirus 2010 Removal Method Using SuperAntiSpyware
The Home Antivirus 2010 is an annoying program giving its users false alerts or false positives. It will popup messages like “Your system was found to be infected with intercepting program. These can log your activity and damage your privacy. Click here for Home Antivirus 2010 spyware removal.” Nag screens keep, well… nagging users which alerts them of a “fake infection”.
Home Computer Protection: Download Free Norton Antivirus 2010
If you’d like to give extra protection for your home PC, become one of the Beta testers of Norton Antivirus 2010. This home antivirus 2010 version of Norton Antivirus software is free to download. All you have to do is fill out a short online form and the download link will be given to you. System requirements of Norton AV Beta are relatively low, FYI: Read more
Imageshack Hacked by Anti-Sec Movement (Unknown and Angry)
Imageshack Hacked! Imageshack was allegedly hacked by an anonymous group called “Anti-Sec Movement”. All photos hosted with Imageshack have been replaced with the one shown below. The group has been successful in hacking Imageshack, one of the most popular image hosting websites.
Fix Win32/Amalum.zzpdb Virus: Removal and Detection
If you have been infected with Win32/Amalum.zzpdb virus and other variants (amalum.zznra, amalum.zzoiz, amalum.zzoaf), then read this. The Amalum virus (more popularly known these days as Win32/Amalum.zzpdb) is a false positive detection result by CA Antivirus software. Many users of CA Antivirus find this annoying because it has created an unnecessary problem.
Tagged Email Scam: Another Email Spam or A New Virus?
What do we know about the Tagged Email Scam? Are the Tagged.com messages you receive from friends an email scam or virus? If you have received an email with a subject line “you’ve been tagged!” from tagged.com, don’t give open it. This is the Tagged Email Scam. It has a virus-like behavior which asks for your email address and then will tell you to send the same tag you received to all your contacts. It’s viral or virus-like in behavior. If we may add, it’s terribly annoying. Unsolicited messages from websites like tagged.com are by nature suspicious because they are possibly phishing information via your email accounts.
Received the Worldpay Card Transaction Confirmation Scam/Virus in Microsoft Outlook
I opened Microsoft Outlook this morning to find out that Worldpay Card Transaction Confirmation Scam/Virus has already gotten through. It’s been there for days but it was only today that I got the chance to open it. Microsoft Outlook automatically downloads emails from my servers so I really cannot notice immediately what emails are downloaded.
Worldpay Card Transaction Confirmation: Scam or Virus?
The Worldpay Card Transaction Confirmation is considered by some as a virus and for some, a scam. Whatever it is, Worldpay Card Transaction Confirmation is a security threat to those affected. In my view, it could be both an email scam and virus rolled into one malicious electronic letter. Here is the email received by “infected” users for your information: Read more
Conficker Worm or Conflicker Worm: April 1st Computer Virus Threat
Is there any confusion in you between “Conficker Worm” and “Conflicker Worm”. The real name is Conficker, not Conflicker worm – a virus set to attack computers connected to the internet on April 1st (April Fool). If you are still confused, don’t be. The April 1 virus might already be lurking in your computers as you are reading this article. Just kidding
60 Minutes Virus: Conficker C Worm in the Works
The Conficker C Worm or Conficker C Virus is presented in 60 minutes, a CBS show. The 60 Minutes virus discussion (video interview below) deals with the possible infection computer might experience on April Fool’s Day. According to the report of 60 minutes, the virus is being tracked by Symantec, a world leader in computer and internet security. The April 1st virus, 60 Minutes stated has been haunting internet users since November 2008.
Watch the 60 Minutes Virus video below and learn more about the April 1 Virus. Read more

