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“Your computer is infected” PopupThreat Level: 
“Your computer is infected” Popup is that frightening popup you will see when Malware has infected your computer.
The “Your computer is infected” Popup reads:
* “Critical System Error”,
* “Your computer is infected”
“Your computer is infected” Popup also installs tracking cookies and other malware on your system.
By all means, don’t click on the “Your computer is infected” Popup. Else, the “Your computer is infected” Popup will take you to a rogue anti-spyware site where they will follow you to the ends of the earth to make you pay for their fake anti-spyware program.
If you see the “Your computer is infected” Popup , the infection you have is with the “Your computer is infected” Popup and the Malware that generated it.
I’ll show you how to get rid of the “Your computer is infected” Popup for free.
Target Savings Department email Threat Level: 
Target Savings Department email : Well, who wouldn’t want a free gift card?
Only when you click on the Target Savings Department email link, which claims to direct to www.tuxalux.com (which shows up as an anonymous registration at whois.net, you are re-directed to www.greenfieldpromotions.com and asked to fill out a form with your email, mailing address, and phone number. Then you must subscribe to any number of offers, always with the promise that your FREE Target gift card that came in the Target Savings Department email is only one step away.
After you have submitted your email address to over 30 adware sites, and your computer is full of cookies. you’ll never get that FREE gift card that the Target Savings Department email promised, but you’ll end up with tons of ‘free’ cookies and adware.
So just delete the Target Savings Department email, and let me show you how to block tuxalux.com and greenfieldpromotions.com for free.
Deposit Pending email Threat Level:
Deposit Pending email arrived in my mailbox today.
Although I know better, I clicked on the link, just to see what sort of scam the Deposit Pending email was trying to pull. The link redirects to clicksmartaffiliates.com/z/1961/CD10/&dp=170977 – go figure.
I already have this site blocked, so I could not see what the results from clicking the Deposit Pending email link would be, but I’ll be the farm that it’s an Ad site, a scam site, perhaps even a rogue site that pushes drive-by downloads.
Crooks like that rely on people’s curiosity and trust. Why call them crooks? Consider that lying about where a link leads is already very suspect. No legitimate site would do that.
Before you waste your time and get robbed of your peace of mind, let me show you how not only to delete the Deposit Pending email, but also block the clicksmartaffiliates site for free.
ContentEraser.com Threat Level: 
ContentEraser.com is a rogue website that sells the fake registry-cleaner/system-optimizer program Content Eraser for $39.95
ContentEraser.com ironically says:
THIS IS HOW COMPROMISING FILES GET STORED IN YOUR COMPUTER!
only they don’t tell you that it’s them who install these files.
ContentEraser.com also tries to scare you into buying its fake program by saying:
Private companies are tracking the ISPs to record your Internet behavior and downloads for evidence. By mere deletion of these files you will not get rid of the evidence. Many times you are not even aware of the files that get installed by themselves, and might compromise your career, your marriage, or your status in general.
There is no free trial from ContentEraser.com. If you click on “DOWNLOAD”, they’ll go directly for the throat by landing you on their payment page. They also install 14 cookies just by your visiting the site.
Save your money and your time, and don’t download from ContentEraser.com. Let me show you how to remove Content Eraser and block ContentEraser.com for free.
SafetySettings.com Threat Level: 
SafetySettings.com may be a tracking cookie that may monitor your web browsing activity and personal information as your surf the Internet. SafetySettings.com may then send your data to its parent server. SafetySettings.com might change your home page to SecurityInfoHere.com. SafetySettings.com may also popup ads telling you you’re infected with spyware (like “Your Computer is Infected”, “Virus Alert”, “Security Alert”), to try to get you to download rogue antispyware software such as Pest Trap, VirusHeal, or AntiSpyware Shield.
MagicMovies Threat Level:
MagicMovies is a tracking cookie that may monitor your web browsing activity and personal information as your surf the Internet. MagicMovies may then send your data to its parent server.
EasyLesbians Threat Level:
EasyLesbians is a tracking cookie that may monitor your web browsing activity and personal information as your surf the Internet. EasyLesbians may then send your data to its parent server.
Porndrive Threat Level:
Porndrive may be a spyware cookie related to Zlob and other Trojans and malware disguised as media players. Porndrive may monitor your web browsing activity and personal information as your surf the Internet. Porndrive may then send your data to its parent server.
Vacwebsoft Threat Level:
Vacwebsoft may be a spyware cookie related to Zlob and other Trojans and malware disguised as media players. Vacwebsoft may monitor your web browsing activity and personal information as your surf the Internet. Vacwebsoft may then send your data to its parent server.
VideoAccessCodec Threat Level:
VideoAccessCodec may be a spyware cookie related to Zlob and other Trojans and malware disguised as media players. VideoAccessCodec may monitor your web browsing activity and personal information as your surf the Internet. VideoAccessCodec may then send your data to its parent server.