Spyware

Even more alarming is Webroot’s statistics showing that 31 percent of consumers’ PCs are infected with Trojan Horse programs that are commonly used to silently steal the identity of the user. A computer will oftentimes exhibit strange behaviors, such as long start-up times, slow performance or frequent crashes, when it is infected with malware, But some of the latest infections are so sophisticated that there are no obvious signs to the user that they are infected. By checking the number of running processes in the bottom right corner of the Task Manager (CTRL + ALT + Delete), you can see how many processes the PC is currently running. Additionally, making sure the latest anti-virus and anti-spyware software and security patches are on the system is essential to operating a safe computer. Thieves are always finding new ways to steal information, so it is really important to have the most up-to-date software available and trusted resources to help keep consumers up to speed on the latest threats. More Spyware News

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Clean Pc Tool (also know as CleanPcTool) is a rogue anti-spyware application that is designed to deceive users into buying the full version of their program. Usually, Clean Pc Tool is downloaded and installed by a Trojan, through browser security exploits without your knowledge and permission. Once it is installed, Clean Pc Tool will bombard you with hundreds of FAKE warning messages and 'Windows-Like' popups in your system tray claiming that your computer is infected with spyware. Once you click on this message, you will be directed to Clean Pc Tool "s home page where you will be forced to purchase the commercial version of CleanPcTool rogue anti-spyware application. Do NOT buy Clean Pc Tool because it is designed only to lure Internet users out of their money.

At a time when cyber stalking is daily news, it's no wonder parents are often confused about which websites they should let their children visit. But if you want to stay on top of what kids are doing online without being too intrusive, and be able to make occasional cool suggestions, read on.

clipped from www.crime-research.org Police Sergeant Takes On Cyber Crime A 13-year veteran of the Fort Smith Police Department and head of the department’s Cyber Investigation Division, Holland has conducted presentations throughout the community for two years, warning parents, educators and guardians of the escalating array of dangers lurking in any digital domain. These warnings are coupled with tips and information authority figures can use to enhance a child’s online safety.

PCSecurityShield has added a standalone anti-spyware and anti-malware software to its portfolio of security products. (PRWeb Mar 1, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2008/03/prweb730794.htm

PCSecurityShield has added a standalone anti-spyware and anti-malware software to its portfolio of security products.