Friday, November 6, 2009 Hackers seem to be on the way to take your money. Don't let them do that. Recently, these bastards created a new rogueware under the name of MaCatte, similar to McAffe, isn't it? But MCATTE is nothing more than a scam. If you have this threat on your machine, be sure to get rid of it totally. Do not forget to remove this entry:In addition, remove all the registry values mentioned here.If you want to get more info on MaCatte Antivirus, you are always welcome... Read Full Story

Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Personally, I just know that this Windows Enterprise Suite, similar to real products of Windows, isn’t worth a penny. The hackers are just throwing dust in our eyes and looking for more ways to fool us. Luckily, I wasn’t thrown to their game this time.Be sure to remove this registry value from your registry:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “Windows Enterprise Suite”Here it is located:I have also got m... Read Full Story

Tuesday, November 3, 2009 Just recently my friend Tom from New Jersey called and begged for help. It looks like he was visiting some forbidden sites and bang! Now he has it! BlockWatcher has blocked the total system and he is stuck with his PC. I tried to help him. Here is what I found. The instructions on removal are available on this site. And I am waiting what these guys are to discover on this rogueware.I just know that some changes in the registry must be made. This is what I ... Read Full Story

Just when I thought these guys would be finished after all of the troubles with their gateway. Brian Krebs had this great article about how much money these clowns were making with their scareware http://voices.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2009/03/obscene_profits_fuel_rogue_ant.html Anyway, I was sure these guys were bust. But nope. They are up to their old tricks again.Yesterday I was reading this article on PCThreat and it said this is the latest. ARggghhhhh! I guess these guys are... Read Full Story

Each day brings me something new, interesting or amazing. And one of unknown things I come with lately is iehelper.dll being recognized as pwsteal.tarno.k trojan iehelper. I have discovered that my computer has a dll file called 'iehelper.dll' on it which points to the fact that my PC has a trojan. iehelper.dll is a security risk alongside it is pwsteal.tarno.k trojan is said to be a Trojan.In this case I cannot delay the removal of iehelper.dll as it may result in serious damage to my syste... Read Full Story

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Trojan.Brisv.A is a Trojan horse that I am now aware of and which infects media files causing Windows Media Player to access a malicious URL. The Trojan horse attempts to search the compromised computer for .asf, .mp2, .mp3, .wma and .wmv files, which it then corrupts. Also, I am careful as when opened in Windows Media Player the infected files make the program to connect to a malicious URL that may end in more malware being downloaded on to the compromised computer. Apart from that I found ... Read Full Story

To continue the topic of computer infections like viruses, spyware or worms I want you to pay attention to W32/Netsky.D-mm , a mass-mailing worm. Netsky.D spreads through e-mail only with spoofed "from" addresses. Altogether, it transmits copies of itself to addresses gathered from an infected machine's local and mapped (C: through Z:) network drives. In order to avoid this kind of threat I do not open or execute email attachments and keep my antivirus up to date. Read Full Story

As malware and other computer threats are rising each month I want to introduce Win32/Conhook, a family of Trojans that installs themselves as Browser Helper Objects (BHOs), and are able to connect to the Internet without user acceptance . Altogether, they determine specific security services, and download additional malware to the computer.I discovered that this Trojan injects its code into winlogon.exe and explorer.exe running processes creating remote threads in each. Then, Win32/Conhook... Read Full Story

This time I found a NTOSKRNL-HOOK, a virus hooked into the kernel of the operating system, also it is recognized as a "rootkit". However, nothing I do with the actual operating system on the hard drive will make it to be fully erased. Being a technique hooking changes or improves the behavior of an operating system or application, without having access to its source code.Hooking is being used for various reasons, such as debugging and extending functionality. Alongside, it can be used to by ... Read Full Story