[بلوككيبر] آخر قطعة فاسدة [ملور] من الالناس الذي أعطىنا [بلوكوتشر], [سفتبرّير], وحوالي 30 أخرى أوبئة مبهجة صغيرة أنّ قد حافظنا مشغولة. مثل الأخرى, يختطف هذا واحدة [برووسر] ك, [سبمس] مكتبك, ويعرض مقلّدة أمن إنذارات يحذّر من [مد-وب] حميات. مثلا, يقول واحدة [بلوككيبر] [بوب-وب]:

أمن إنذار مركزية!

تسرب إنذار!

هاجمت حاسوبك يكون بإنترنت حمى. هو استطاع كنت [بسّوورد-ستلينغ] هجوم, [تروجن-دروبّر] أو مماثلة.

تفاصيل

هجوم من: 14.77.159.55

يهاجم مينة: 1848

تهديد: [بسّوورد-ستلر]

أنت تريد [بلوككيبر] أن يسدّ هذا هجوم?

يصوّت حالة لهو, [هوه]? الهدف من هذا إنذارات أن يحصل أنت أن يطقطق ال "نعم" زرّ, أيّ يحضر أنت إلى شاشة أنّ دافع أنت أن يدفع ل يشبع حماية. لا فكرة جيّدة, بما أنّ أنت كنت ستنتظر حوالي ل ك يشبع حماية ل جدّا [لونغ تيم].

لا مروحة من يناول نقد حرّة إلى [مون-غروبّينغ] [سكمّرس]? تركتني أبديت أنت كيف أن يزيل [بلوككيبر] من حاسوبك, لحرّة.

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هنا [بلوكوتشر], البيض متأخّرة من ال نفسه [ملور] [نثروورلد] أنّ عذّبنا مع [سفتفترن], [سفتكب], وحوالي 30 أخرى مقرفة بعض زرقاء وشيطانات بيضاء. يحافظ هذا أشياء فقط على يلازمنا, غير أنّ الأخبار جيّدة أنّ هناك يتيح صيغة أن يصبّهم خارجا.

إن أنت لست حريصة, قالب يدخل مراقبة حاسوبك ك [تروجن] وعششة عميقا في حاسوبك أحشاء. Then, BlockWatcher pop-ups come out of the woodwork to frighten you with phony system scans showing all sorts of spooky-looking fake viruses. The goal is to scare you into handing over cash for a full version that never arrives.

Ready to send this badware ghoul back to where it came from? I’ll show you how to remove BlockWatcher from your computer, for free.

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BlockScanner is a new rogue from the makers of SoftBarrier, ShieldSafeness, and dozens of others. It uses all the typical techniques to deceive you into thinking it’s legit, but what these scammers really want is to take your money and run, never to be seen again—at least until a couple days from now when they release BlockBarrier, or whatever they call the next one.

Their techniques are pretty simple: Block Scanner gets into your computer by tricking you into thinking you’re downloading something else. Once installed, BlockScanner pop-ups show fake system scans alerting you to made-up viruses supposedly on your computer. Then, they ask for money for “full protection” (a.k.a. no protection at all).

Want to save your money for products that actually exist? Let me show you how to remove BlockScanner from your computer, for free.

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Windows Enterprise Suite is more badware from the people behind Volcano Security Suite and Windows Enterprise Defender. I wish there were something fun or unique to say about this new release, but it’s boringly similar to the others, so there you have it. Windows Enterprise Suite: More of the same.

It will enter your computer through aggravatingly sneaky tactics, and it will immediately begin annoying you with Windows Enterprise Suite pop-ups displaying fake system scans. It’ll say your computer is infected with a bunch of phony viruses, and then it’ll ask for money. Don’t fall for it: Their “full protection” is a myth.

Not interested in giving free handouts to online scammers? I’ll show you how to remove Windows Enterprise Suite, for free.

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If you’ve received the “Facebook Password Reset Confirmation” email, you’re being targeted by scammers. Over the past few days, thousands of Facebook users have received emails pretending to be from “The Facebook Team” at support@facebook.com. The emails contain an attachment called something like “Facebook_Password_c92dd.zip,” which includes the file Facebook_Password_ c92dd.exe”—although that set of five numbers and letters is randomly generated for each email. The text of the email says:

Because of the measures taken to provide safety to our clients, your password has been changed.

You can find your new password in attached document.

Thanks,

The Facebook Team

Instead of delivering a new password, the attachment will install a piece of malware in the Bredolab family of viruses, which can take control of your PC and steal information including passwords and credit card numbers. It may also display more spam on your computer, while downloading additional viruses and bots. Sounds like loads of fun.

If you downloaded this bot, don’t smash your computer just yet. Let me show you how to remove this infection, for free.

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SoftBarrier is another clone from the huge demented malware factory that brought us gems like ShieldSafeness, SoftStronghold, SoftCop, and about 30 others. Yup, the hits just keep on coming with these guys, and I’m sure we have plenty more to look forward to. Gee, I wonder if they’ll be blue and white.

Like all the others, Soft Barrier rides into your computer on the back of some other download. Its SoftBarrier pop-ups begin immediately, performing fake system scans whose purpose is to scare you into thinking your computer is infected. It then asks for money for a full version that will never arrive.

Not interested in paying for a figment of some web-crook’s imagination? I’ll show you how to remove SoftBarrier from your computer, for free.

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Desktop Defender 2010 is malware dolled up to resemble a pretty nice-looking legitimate security program. Which makes me wonder, considering the effort that goes into designing these rogues, why not go a step a further and make a real antispyware program? But I don’t pretend to understand these malware crazies.

All the usual tactics are here: It sneaks in through a Trojan, and Desktop Defender 2010 pop-ups perform phony system scans saying your computer is infected with made up viruses like “Keygen-Nero.a” or “Genericdx!ae0965a7157c.” Then, it asks for money to activate the full version, which never comes.

Before this malware makes you set fire to your computer, let me show you how to remove Desktop Defender 2010 from your hard drive, for free.

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Volcano Security Suite is an updated version of the older malware programs Windows Enterprise Defender and Virus Melt. It looks almost exactly the same, and its tactics are nothing new, so no surprises here. You’d think with that name, there’d at least be explosive lava flows or something, but no. Just the same old stuff.

It enters through ill-advised downloads and takes your computer hostage with Volcano Security Suite pop-ups, fake security scans, and scare tactics designed to mislead you into paying for a full version. It’ll distribute a bunch of little files throughout your computer, but they don’t do anything, and they’re easy to remove.

Ready to plug up this program’s puny eruptions? I’ll show you how to remove Volcano Security Suite, for free.

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ShieldSafeness is the latest fake antispyware from the crew who gave us SoftStronghold, SoftCop, SoftSoldier, and about 30 others, all exactly the same. This new release continues this malware’s recent trend of increasingly awkward names. Seriously, “ShieldSafeness” is the best they can come up with? Must be getting desperate.

Shield Safeness sneaks into your hard drive through fake codec updates and runs every time you start your computer. It uses ShieldSafeness pop-ups with phony system scans to scare you into thinking your computer is infected. Then, once it’s convinced you the danger is real, it starts asking for money for full protection.

Not interested in shelling out cash to crooks for imaginary software? I’ll show you how to remove ShieldSafeness from your computer, for free.

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SoftStronghold is another variation of the same fake antispyware program we’ve been dealing with for months under names like SoftVeteran, SoftCop, SoftSoldier, and about 30 others. This latest name, “Soft Stronghold,” doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, but these people are clearly running out of word combinations, so we’ll cut them some slack this time.

SoftStronghold is downloaded as a Trojan, then sets up shop on your hard drive. In addition to messing with your registry and security software, it will also spam you continuously with SoftStronghold pop-ups showing fake system scans designed to scare you into paying for a nonexistent full version.

Is this malware turning your computer time into a painful slog? I’ll show you how to remove SoftStronghold from your computer, for free.

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