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A new fake security site is starting to show up on anti-spyware help forums Everytime I go inot Internet Explorer it goes to a site called http://www.securitycaution.com/ and says the following: Attention! Your system is under control of remote computer with IP address 227.4.167.118. The remote computer has access to the following folders on your
It is downloaded with spyware just like its twin SpyAxe. The SpywareStrike website is identical to the SpyAxe site except for the name. The domain registration information looks familiar, too. Domain Name: SPYWARESTRIKE.COM Registrant: Keramitsu LLC David Alan Taylor 321th Melburn Street Seattle Washington,98107 US Tel. +207.9545521 Like the SpyAxe.com registration information, this looks bogus.
Many of you already know this if you receive advance notification from Microsoft. For everybody else, see their announcement about an early release of the WMF patch. The patch and details about it are available here. If you have installed any of the earlier patches or workarounds, here is our recommendation for updating: 1. Reboot
Nail.exe is a is a hijacker which means it will intermittently change your Internet Explorer settings / Desktop to the link of it’s author’s sponsors. This program is usually installed through consent, however is sometimes packaged as another product. Aurora.exe is an advertising program by Aurora. This process monitors your browsing habits and distributes the
On today in the Internet have been found 73 variants of the WMF exploit. The following antivirus products successfully picked up all varians: * Alwil Software (Avast) * Softwin (BitDefender) * ClamAV * F-Secure Inc. * Fortinet Inc. * McAfee Inc. * ESET (Nod32) * Panda Software * Sophos Plc * Symantec Corp. * Trend
For all of you corporate folk out there, we now have a .msi installer file available for version 1.4 of Ilfak Guilfanov’s unofficial patch for the Windows .WMF exploit. A very big “thank you” goes out to Evan Anderson of Wellbury Information Services, L.L.C. for his diligent efforts to get this put together. Note: Like
Ilfak Guilfanov, who has brilliantly come up with the ONLY legitimate patch for the WMF exploit, has a new tool to check to make sure it’s working. Check your PC here. You should use the vulnerability test that is available and install the patch if they are vulnerable to it. Read about patch here.
* IE-SPYAD (original) * IE-SPYAD2 * IE-SPYAD for ZonedOut * AGNIS (for AtGuard/NIS/NPF) * AGNIS for Outpost * AGNIS for AdShield * AGNIS Sites List You can download all of these new versions at: https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/ehowes/www/resource.htm You can download all of these new versions at: https://netfiles.uiuc.edu/ehowes/www/resource.htm Included with the original version of IE-SPYAD/IE-SPYAD2 is an uninstaller
Prevent the installation of spyware and other potentially unwanted software! New in this version: SpywareBlaster Turbo-Update Technology: Faster and more frequent updates Various feature and protection enhancements Further optimizations to certain parts of the program And lots of other bug fixes and requested tweaks This 3.5 release provides enhanced updating, performance, and bug fixes. NEW
