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Most prevalent
spyware as reported by our customers in 18 May 2009
to 22 May 2009:
| FraudTool.Adio
Registry Optimizer |
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Adio
Registry Optimizer is a rogue registry application.
Once Adio Registry Optimizer get downloaded and
installed, it pretends to scan your system and
find non-existing threats. Adio Registry Optimizer
will also display notifications of imaginary registry
errors. If Adio Registry Optimizer is not removed,
then it may continue to display annoying popup
messages and potentially slow the performance
of your system.
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more about FraudTool.Adio Registry Optimizer |
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| Fake Anti
Spyware.Spyware Destroyer |
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Spyware Destroyer
is a fake anti-spyware application that uses aggressive
notifications to convince computer users to purchase
a full version of Spyware Destroyer. It may come
from a Trojan, such as zlob, downloaded from a
malicious website or P2P network. Once Spyware
Destroyer get install on the system it starts
with the fake security scans, warnings and suggestions
to purchase its ‘licensed version’.
If Spyware Destroyer is not removed, then it may
continue to display annoying popup messages and
potentially slow the performance of your system.
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