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Trojan.Twebot is a Trojan that is associated with the popular social status website, Twitter. This dangerous Trojan could enter your computer in the form of a fake Twitter widget or could get downloaded from malicious websites. Once it is installed, Trojan.Twebot proceeds to open a security...
Joke.Rosenu is a dangerous malicious program that could harm the infected operating system. It displays an image of roses on the desktop while performing malicious activities in the background. Joke.Rosenu gets downloaded from malicious websites which spread such malware. Once installed, it will...
Lsass virus, also known as the Sasser worm, is a dangerous malicious software application that completely blocks your computer’s internet connection and uses it for other purposes. The Sasser Worm does not require you to visit any specific websites or to download any files for it to...
SONAR.ProcessHijack, which is a security warning issued by Symantec’s Norton Antivirus, indicates the presence of a specific type of malicious software on the system on which Norton Antivirus is running. Norton Antivirus gives the SONAR.ProcessHijack warning whenever its sensors detect...
Straight to the Point
1. Get a good antivirus client and keep it up to date.
I understand some people think free clients will protect them. You are wrong. As someone with over a dozen years in the industry I can tell you that and not feel bad. Free clients...
PCommander is rogue security application that is related to the well-known fake antispyware Control Center. It uses scare tactics to try and induce users into paying for its license. PCommander reaches the user’s system via Trojans that get downloaded along with other...
OneClean is a fake anti-spyware program that tries to trick users in to paying for its software license. It gets installed on a user’s computer by using Trojan viruses that get downloaded from shady websites on the internet. These Trojans download all the files necessary to install...
Users have been experiencing an error which does not allow them to access security websites of any sort from their web browser. Whenever they attempt to access the websites belonging to such anti-malware applications as PCtools, MalwareBytes, Norton Antivirus, Avast! Antivirus etc they are given...
Data Protection, which is related to Digital Protection, is a rogue security software application that tries to trick users into purchasing its license by using techniques similar to its relative. Data Protection gets installed on a user’s system via Trojan viruses...
