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Treating your malware infestation with Spyware Doctor can take time and effort, but the end result is a near-total recovery for your PC.

Panda Security launched a new application on Tuesday aimed at thwarting customized attacks carried out against users of online transactional systems.

Now, a new kind of virus is showing up in people's email, disguised as an E-card from someone you know. They come as an email saying a friend sent you an E-card, but clicking on the link could install a virus on your computer. Experts say the best personal defense against viruses and spyware is not clicking links or opening files unless you're certain of the content, and keeping virus spotting programs updated. It's always a good plan to have your Windows machine have all its patches and updates. There are additional third-party applications that can check for malware and things like that to scan your machines. Treu says besides routinely scanning for viruses and spyware, you should back up your files regularly, and make sure your system is up to date. More Spyware News

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Virantix Trojan is an extremely dangerous trojan program, which contains backdoor capabilities. Once executed, it will allow the remote attacker to get full control over your PC and all the data stored on it. This places all your personal and financial information in serious risk. In addition, Virantix Trojan may degrade system performance, hijack and change your desktop, generate false warning messages claiming that your PC has been infected and offering to download a "reliable" anti-spyware app, which in real is a rogue program. We recommend the immediate removal of Virantix Trojan.

Avec Spyware Doctor 5.5, PC Tools, affirme détenir «  l'antispyware le plus avancé du marché.  » La version 5.5 dispose de nouvelles fonctions telles que la détection et le nettoyage de rootkits, la protection en temps réel au niveau du noyau du système d'exploitation et la réduction de l'utilisation de la mémoire. Spyware Doctor 5.5 continue de détecter, de nettoyer et de bloquer les virus et ...

A US-based anti-spyware company has registered the ".com.au.com" domain name, which experts fear could be used by cybercriminals to create more convincing phishing attacks.

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A US-Based anti-spyware company has registered the “.com.au.com” domain name, which could lead to very convincing cyber attacks.

"It is about time organisations started taking control of IT security - threats posed to the enterprise via employee use of IM (instant messaging) should be taken as seriously as email," says senior research analyst Maxine Holt of independent European IT research and advisory organisation Butler Group, following a briefing with international web security company ScanSafe.