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Conficker is a computer worm that, when it first appeared, exploited the MS08-067 vulnerability in the Windows Server service. Conficker has infected over 12 million computers and counting. The Free Conficker Removal Tool is specifically designed to automatically assist you with the removal of Conficker Worm and its variants from your computer.
After millions of computers around the world were infected with the Conficker worm, and other Conficker variants such as Conficker.A, Downadup, or Kido, a new Conficker variant has now appeared on the computer security radar called Conficker B++. The latest Conficker B++ variant, called Conficker.C by Microsoft, may pose an even greater threat than previous Conficker variants.
The Koobface worm has been circulating since August but in recent weeks variants, known as Worm.KoobFace.A and Worm.KoobFace.B, have increasingly spread via spam messages on social networking websites MySpace and Facebook.
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Smart Antivirus 2009 or SmartAntivirus2009, is a rogue anti-spyware application related to MS Antivirus 2008 and clone of XPAntivirus and WinAntivirusPro. Smart Antivirus 2009 may have installed in the user’s computer system by a Trojan Zlob or the user may have clicked on a rogue security popup from a domain related to Smart Antivirus 2009. Smart Antivirus 2009’s fake popups may state that the user’s computer is infected with spyware and then launch a rogue online malware sca…
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PC Safety Tip of the Week
Scared by all of the headlines of Gmail and Hotmail accounts getting hacked? Are you concerned that your Hotmail or Gmail account could be next in line to be attacked? Interestingly enough, this is a trend that we will unfortunately see happening until computer users take the necessary steps to proactively protect themselves. Here are 5 east steps that you can take to prevent your email accounts from being hacked.
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