180Solutions.SearchAssistant is adware that may track your search requests and monitor your web surfing habits and so it may display targeted pop-up advertising. 180Solutions.SearchAssistant may record the websites you visit and report the data it collects about you to 180Solutions’ parent servers. 180Solutions.SearchAssistant may launch new popup windows of ad partner sites on your desktop according to your searched terms and your browser activities. 180Solutions.SearchAssistant may also be known as 180Search Assistant.

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SexTracker is a tracking cookie that may monitor your web browsing habits and store this data for marketing reasons. Sex Tracker cookie may have the potential to record data about almost anything you do on your computer.

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Atdmt is a tracking cookie that may monitor your web browsing habits. Atdmt may store this data for marketing reasons. Cookie Atdmt may have the potential to record data about almost anything you do on your computer.

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PremiumSearch is a toolbar that may look like a Google toolbar and may change your Internet Explorer homepage and redirect your search requests through PremiumSearch search engine without your consent. PremiumSearch Toolbar may also bombard you with targeted ads. PremiumSearch Adware may install itself on your computer when you visit certain web pages, some of which may contain pirated software or porn. Typically these web pages that install PremiumSearch may also install other spyware onto your PC, like Smitfraud and WorldAntiSpy.

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Mediaplex is a tracking cookie that may monitor your web browsing habits and collect information about you, including what websites you are visiting and possibly any other data. MediaPlex may send this sensitive information to a third-party server so that your information and habits may be analyzed for marketing reasons. www.Mediaplex.com

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TrustCleaner is rogue anti spyware that may show fake security alerts about your PC being infected with spyware. TrustCleaner may popup fake warnings to try to trick you into buying a “full version” of their antispyware software to remove the supposed parasites and threats on your computer. TrustCleaner may infect your computer by installing itself through exploits and security holes and Trojans, similar to other rogue anti spyware programs.

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SurfSideKick is adware that may install and automatically update itself on your PC without your permission. SurfSideKick may launch popup ads while you are online and even when you are not surfing the internet. SurfSideKick may also secretly change your Internet and web browser setting. SurfSideKick may install web browser hijacker URLSearchHook, which can redirect your searches online. SurfSideKick may come bundled with other malware and spyware.

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WinHound is a rogue anti-spyware application that may show fake security warnings, typically in the form of an icon in your task bar. WinHound may also hijack your desktop to display a false warning that says, “Warning Spyware Detected on Your System: Install an antivirus or spyware software to clean your computer.” WinHound may display these fake security warnings in attempt to trick you into purchasing the “full version” of WinHound to remove non-existent threats from your computer.

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PSGuard is a rogue anti-spyware application that may show fake security warnings, typically by changing your Windows wall paper. PSGuard’s false alerts may really be an advertisement launched by PSGuard trojan. PSGuard may display these fake security warnings in attempt to trick you into purchasing the “full version” of PSGuard to remove non-existent threats from your computer. PSGuard may be difficult to remove as PSGuard may use a root-kit to keep registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ShudderLTD protected on your computer. PSGuard may be related to WinHound.

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AntivirusGold is a rogue anti-spyware application that may show fake security warnings, typically in the form of an icon in your system tray. AntivirusGold’s false alerts may really be an advertisement launched by AntivirusGold trojan. AntivirusGold may display these fake security warnings in attempt to trick you into purchasing the “full version” of AntivirusGold to remove non-existent threats from your computer. www.AntiVirus-Gold.com

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