[بتزبك.ب] - يدعى "[و32/بتزبك-ب]" ب [سفوس] - دودة أكثر مزعجة وأخيرا نافعة من [كردشسمفيلتونسنين] أخوات. [بتزبك.ب] عربة جرّ? لا عشوائيّة منتوج ليس تظهيرات ويدّعي هو سمينة - [بتزبك.ب] فقط [ديسبلس] بعض من [كمبوتر سفتور] ك, بما في ذلك نظامة أدوات مثل ملف خيارات, مهمة مديرة, وتسجيل محررة.

[بتزبك.ب] انتشارات عن طريق شبكة وفرع محلّيّ إدارة وحدة دفع, يسقط نسخة من بنفسي على كلّ إدارة وحدة دفع هو يستطيع نفذت.

[بتزبك.ب] يصوّت مثل تاريخ حارّة, غير أنّ محا أنا بالأحرى [بتزبك.ب.]. أنت يتأهّب?

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[بسنتر] [سكرور] يطرح ك [أنتي-سبور] برمجيّة. مثل أخرى [سكرور], [بسنتر] [سبووفس] نظامة أعديت مسح وإنذارات أن يخدع أنت داخل يفكّر أنت مع [بدور]. ماذا يكون النقطة? [بسنتر] يريد أنت أن يفجّر عجينك على ال "يرخّص" صيغة [بسنتر].

إن أنت ترى [بسنتر] [بوبوب], الشيء وحيدة أنت [هف جت تو] أقلقت حوالي سلامت عقلك - [بسنتر] يذهب إنذارات [أن ند ون] وفوق, غير أنّ محتمل الوحيدة "تهديد" على نظامتك [بسنتر].

قبل أن يقذف أنت حاسوبك في [بوبّل بث] أن يقتل [بسنتر] [أد] [بوب-وب], تركتني أبديت أنت كيف أن يزيل [بسنتر].

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Spyware Protect 2009 is just more scamware, disguised as antispyware software.

You probably got infected with Spyware Protect 2009 through Conficker, the headline-making worm that’s infected millions of PCs. Like other scareware, Spyware Protect 2009 tells you you’re infected with threats that don’t exist, and then demands you use Spyware Protect 2009 to remove them. Even if you see through the scam, you’re sanity is threatened by Spyware Protect 2009 popups.

Before you set fire to your PC to stop Spyware Protect 2009 popups, you can remove Spyware Protect 2009 for free with my instructions below. However, if you have SpywareProtect2009, you may also have Conficker worm. Use this eye chart to see if you have Conficker worm. If Conficker blocks your access to antivirus software or sites, follow our free Conficker removal instructions.

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Crusader Antivirus is a fake anti-spyware program up to the usual tricks: the scamware runs exaggerated system scans loaded with false positives and spoofs security alerts to trick you into blowing dough on Crusader Antivirus.

If you see any Crusader Antivirus popups, don’t get scared, and don’t bother wasting any money — likely the only thing you’re infected with is Crusader Antivirus.

Let me show you how to uninstall Crusader Antivirus.

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Adio Registry Optimizer, or AdioRegistryOptimizer, is another fake registry application. Like other scareware, Adio Registry Optimizer launches loads of spoof system alerts to scare you into wasting dough on Adio Registry Optimizer.

If you get any “system alerts” courtesy Adio Registry Optimizer, the only system issue you have is Adio Registry Optimizer.

I’ll show you how to uninstall Adio Registry Optimizer for free.

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Worm.Fontra.F — dubbed “W32/Fontra-F” by Sophos, “Virus.Win32.Fontra.c” by Kaspersky and F-Secure, “W32/Vbbot” by Mcafee, and “Worm/Delf.ATB” by Grisoft — is a worm that spreads through folders connected with file-sharing apps, like BearShare or Limewire. The worm sneaks into these shared folders by replacing the folders’ media files with its own zip archive — without changing these media files’ names.

The only way to tell if you’re infected with Worm.Fontra.F may be the inability to play Beyonce’s latest single.

In which case, you may want to thank Worm.Fontra.F.

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Spyware Destroyer is another fake anti-spyware program, not to be confused with legit software X-Con Spyware Destroyer. How can you tell the two apart? X-Con Spyware Destroyer looks like this. The fake Spyware Destroyer looks like this. X-Con Spyware Destroyer presumably works. Spyware Destroyer likely loads you with popups while running fancy, fake system scans, to try and trick you into buying the “full” version of Spyware Destroyer.

Let me show you how to uninstall Spyware Destroyer.

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Backdoor.IEbooot.brr — detected as Backdoor.Win32.IEbooot.brr by Kaspersky, Win32/PcClient.LT by CA AV, Mal/Behav-116 by Sophos, Trojan Horse by Symantec, and Generic BackDoor!i by McAfee — is a downloader Trojan that sneaks into your computer through system vulnerabilities. Once Backdoor.IEbooot.brr is in, Backdoor.IEbooot.brr installs more badware and adware, and may cripple your security software.

Unless a zombie computer, ID theft, and Backdoor.IEbooot.brr popups sound like a hot weekend, uninstall this Trojan.

I’ll show you how to get rid of Backdoor.IEbooot.brr for free.

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Tofsee is a Trojan that slips through your system’s backdoors. Once Tofsee is installed, the Trojan may download more malware and adware. What’s Tofsee’s game? Tofsee may be part of scareware that creates fake system alerts prompting you to download fake software.

Unless Tofsee popups or being part of a botnet of zombie computers sound like a fun weekend, remove Tofsee.

Let me show you how to uninstall Tofsee for free.

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Cutwail — AKA Trojan.Downloader.Cutwail — is a backdoor Trojan that spies on you, logging every keystroke you type, and sending this info to a hacker. Cutwail slips into your system via a file-sharing network, then nestles into your system using root kit techniques. The Trojan might try to connect to servers to download more malware onto your PC. Ultimately, Cutwail can allow a hacker to control your computer.

Unless you bought your computer hoping it’d become part of a hacker’s botnet, remove Cutwail.

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