spyware program: SpyHeal
August 26th, 2006, by Kristopher | Posted in 2.1 Serial SpyHeal, 2.1 SpyHeal, Delete Spyware Quake, Number Serial SpyHeal, Remove SpyHeal, Rogue Anti Spyware, SpyHeal, Spyware, Trojans, attack heal spy, detect spyware, detecting spyware, free spyware download, free spyware remover, heal removal spy, heal remove spy, heal serial spy, heal spy, hijack spyware, how to get rid of spyware, removing spyware, spyware detection, spyware popup, spyware program, spyware protection, spyware remover
SpyHeal is a rogue anti-spyware program that may install itself onto your computer without your permission, through security holes in Internet Explorer. SpyHeal may not really detect and remove spyware parasites from your computer, but may issue false alerts to try to trick you into buying the “full version” of SpyHeal. SpyHeal may damage your PC. SpyHeal is similar to but more dangerous than other trojans/rogue anti-spyware programs, such as SpySheriff, Spyware Soft Stop, SpyFalcon and SpywareQuake.
Mirar is adware that may download and install itself on your computer as an Internet Explorer toolbar. Mirar may track what websites you visit and your search queries so that it may launch targeted pop up ads and other advertisements at you while you browse the internet. Mirar may hide from you and secretly update itself on your computer without your permission. Because of this, Mirar toolbar is often hard to uninstall or remove. Mirar toolbar may install SaveNow adware on your computer as well.
SpyContra is a rogue anti-spyware program that may install itself onto your computer without your permission. SpyContra may hijack your computer’s desktop and may issue alerts and warnings about threats to try to lure you into buying the full version of SpyContra. SpyContra may be related to other trojans/rogue anti-spyware programs, such as 
RazeSpyware is a rogue anti-spyware program that may download itself onto your computer without your permission. RazeSpyware may not really detect and remove spyware parasites from your computer, but may mark your computer’s normal software as threats and issue false allerts to try to trick you into buying the “full version” of RazeSpyware. RazeSpyware may damage your PC. RazeSpyware may be a variant of other trojans/rogue anti-spyware programs, including 
SysSecuritySite is a web browser hijacker that may redirect you to www.SysSecuritySite.com. SysSecuritySite may issue fake security messages that popup in attempt to trick you into buying a rogue anti-spyware application. SysSecuritySite may also advertise rogue anti-spyware programs like 
PurityScan is adware that may launch advertisements and may redirect you to unwanted websites. PurityScan may install third-party applications and other malware without your consent and automatically launch every time you startup Windows. If you partially remove PurityScan through a manual removal process, Purity Scan may automatically reinstall its missing components, making PurityScan difficult to manually remove. www.PurityScan.com