SpyHunter Spyware Definitions Update: v.8.85 (07/29/2008) SpyHunter Latest Program Update: v.3.5.11

Win AntiVir 2008 Description

Win Antivir 2008, WinAntiVir or Win AntiVir, is a rogue anti-spyware program usually installed by a Trojan Zlob, through security breaches in the computer system, or other dubious mechanisms. Once Zlob is installed, it will generate popups and system notifications stating that the user’s computer system is flooded with spyware. In order to remove these threats, Win Antivir 2008 offers to purchase Win Antivir 2008’s commercial version. All links provided by Win Antivir 2008 will redirect the user to Win Antivir 2008’s rogue website to purchase Win Antivir 2008’s commercial version.

Win Antivir 2008 may also run a system scan and generate fake scan results in order to scare the user into purchasing Win Antivir 2008’s commercial version. Win Antivir 2008 offers its commercial version to remove the imaginary risks. Win Antivir 2008 is related to the XPAntivirus and WinAntivirusPro family. Win Antivir 2008 may launch on every Windows startup.

Adware.BHO.BluSwede Description

Adware.BHO.BluSwede is an adware application that masquerades itself as a Browser Helper Object (BHO). Once Adware.BHO.BluSwede installs on the user’s Internet Explorer, it may generate a large amount of adverts and coupons based on the websites visited by the user. Adware.BHO.BluSwede may come bundled with additional adware.

Trojan.Qhost.x Description

Trojan.Qhost.x is a Trojan designed to infiltrate in the user’s computer system and open a channel through which additional adware and spyware are installed. Due to Trojan.Qhost.x’s fraudulent activities, the user’s personal and financial information may be at risk.

SecureExpertCleaner Description

 

 

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SecureExpertCleaner or Secure Expert Cleaner, is a rogue anti-spyware program often bundled with the Trojan Zlob which is found on fake video codecs. SecureExpertCleaner can also be found on rogue websites that provide a trial for the user to download. Once Zlob is installed, it will generate an enormous amount of fake popups and system notifications stating that the user’s computer is infected with spyware. If the user is tricked into clicking on any of these messages, he/she will be redirected to secureexpertcleaner.com where he/she will be forced to purchase SecureExpertCleaner’s commercial version. SecureExpertCleaner will allege it’s able to remove the spyware found on the user’s computer system, however, this is just another mechanism to push the user into buying its full version.

SecureExpertCleaner’s trial version is also able to generate a computer system scan and display erroneous results to scare the user.

XL Guarder Description

 

 

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XL Guarder or XLGuarder, is a rogue anti-spyware program often installed with a Trojan called Zlob which is bundled in fake video codecs. XL Guarder may also be manually downloaded from a rogue website that provides the trial version for the user. Once Zlob is installed, it will cause popups and fake system alert messages to flood user’s computer system. XL Guarder’s messages will state that the computer system is infected with a large amount of spyware infections, and that in order to remove them, the user must download XL Guarder’s full version. XL Guarder is also able to emulate a computer system scan and display fake scan reports to trick the user into downloading XL Guarder’s commercial version.

All links provided by XL Guarder may redirect you to its website, XLGuarder.com, where XL Guarder is promoted as a legitimate software. XL Guarder may launch on every Windows startup. XL Guarder may cause system slowdowns and even instability.

Vitae Antivirus 2008 Description

 

 

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Vitae Antivirus 2008, VitaeAntiVirus2008, VitaeAntiVirus 2008 or Vitae AntiVirus2008, is a rogue anti-spyware program and clone of Vista Antivirus 2008. Vitae Antivirus 2008 may have installed in the user’s computer system through a Trojan Zlob found in a fake video codec. Also, Vitae Antivirus 2008’s trial version may have been manually downloaded from a rogue website.

As soon as Zlob leaps into the user’s computer system, it will issue an exaggerated amount of popups and system alert messages stating that the user’s computer in flooded with spyware. Vitae Antivirus 2008 may also use its fake system scanner to display erroneous scan results to scare the user into purchasing Vitae Antivirus 2008’s full version of the program. Vitae Antivirus 2008 will try to convince the user into believing his/her computer is infected with spyware in order to offer the rogue Vitae Antivirus 2008’s commercial version to remove the listed spyware infections.

Win Antivirus 2008 Description

Win Antivirus 2008, Win Antivir 2008, WinAntiVir or Win AntiVir, is a rogue anti-spyware program often installed by a Trojan Zlob that has leaped into the computer system. Once Zlob is installed, it will issue numerous popups and system notifications stating that the computer system is infected with spyware infections. If the user clicks on any of these messages he/she will be redirected to Win Antivirus 2008’s rogue website to purchase Win Antivirus 2008’s commercial version. Win Antivirus 2008 is also able to run a fake system scan and prompt a list of imaginary spyware infections. Win Antivirus 2008 is related to the XP Antivirus and WinAntivirusPro family. Win Antivirus 2008 may launch on every Windows startup.

Adware.ThunderAdvise Description

Adware.ThunderAdvise is a parasite known to be created by Chinese hijackers. Adware.ThunderAdvise may connect to domains, such as ad918.com and ad9178.com, to download irritating and intrusive advertising. Adware.ThunderAdvise is also able to download and install additional malicious objects in the user’s computer system. Adware.ThunderAdvise may be difficult to remove manually.

Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.yzk Description

Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.yzk is a Trojan program designed to infiltrate in the user’s computer system through online gaming information. Once Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.yzk is installed, it may steal logins, passwords and even banking information. These information may be sent to a remote server for malicious purposes. Trojan-PSW.OnLineGames.yzk is considered a threat to the user’s personal and financial information.

Trojan.Downloader.Small.hlp Description

Trojan.Downloader.Small.hlp is a Trojan downloader that may install secretly in order to infect computers with malware. Trojan.Downloader.Small.hlp infects computers through security exploits and other deceptive methods. Trojan.Downloader.Small.hlp breaks into the user’s system and grants access to a third party who can then use your Internet connection to download additional malware and spyware infections.

Trojan.Agent.ZRP Description

Trojan.Agent.ZRP is a Trojan created to infiltrate in the user’s computer and allow the entrance of adware and spyware into the its system. As soon as Trojan.Agent.ZRP infects the user’s computer, it opens a loophole, allowing downloads and installations of spyware and adware. Trojan.Agent.ZRP also allows access to your personal and financial information to third parties.

Trojan.Agent.THK Description

Trojan.Agent.THK is a Trojan downloader created to infiltrate the user’s computer system and facilitate unwanted downloads. Trojan.Agent.THK creates a breach through which large amounts of adware and spyware infiltrate, infecting the user’s computer system. Trojan.Agent.THK is a very dangerous threat to the security of your personal and financial data.

Trojan.FtpSend Description

Trojan.FtpSend is a Trojan designed to open a backdoor in the user’s computer system. Once Trojan.FtpSend opens the breach, a remote hacker may connect via FTP and download any files that are stored on his/her computer. In addition, Trojan.FtpSend may display offensive popup adverts and download additional malware into the computer system.

Trojan.Downloader.Murlo Description

Trojan.Downloader.Murlo is a Trojan downloader installed through a security exploit or other dubious mechanisms. Trojan.Downloader.Murlo installs in the user’s computer system and opens a channel, facilitating the download of large amounts of adware and spyware. Trojan.Downloader.Murlo may endanger the user’s personal and financial information.

Trojan.VB.cpy Description

Trojan.VB.cpy is a Trojan created to hijack and infect user’s computer. Trojan.VB.cpy creates a security-free hole on the user’s computer system, making the computer vulnerable. Trojan.VB.cpy may give access to remote hackers to download and install additional spyware and rogue applications without the user’s knowledge and consent. These applications may generate a large amount of fake alerts. Due to the malicious activities of Trojan.VB.cpy, user’s personal and financial information may be at risk of being stolen by a third party.

Trojan.Downloader.Exchanger Description

Trojan.Downloader.Exchanger is a corrupt Trojan that may install by tricking users into clicking on links and executing the applications downloaded from those links. The link arrives in spam e-mails which promise to display explicit videos of celebrities. Once Trojan.Downloader.Exchanger installs in the user’s computer system, it created a security breach through which spyware and unwanted malware applications are downloaded and installed. Trojan.Downloader.Exchanger allows third parties to access user’s personal and financial information. The installed rogue applications may generate exaggerated amount of adverts. Trojan.Downloader.Exchanger is a risk to the user’s personal and financial information.

Trojan.Downloader.Agent.erl Description

Trojan.Downloader.Agent.erl is a Trojan that may install secretly in order to infect computers with malware. Trojan.Downloader.Agent.erl infects computers through security exploits and other deceptive methods. Trojan.Downloader.Agent.erl breaks into the user’s system and grants access to a third party who can then take control of the computer, steal personal information or damage the system.

InternetSecurityDeluxe Description

InternetSecurityDeluxe or Internet Security Deluxe, is a rogue anti-spyware program. InternetSecurityDeluxe may install in the user’s computer system through Trojan Zlob or the user may have downloaded the trial version from a corrupt website.

Once InternetSecurityDeluxe is installed, it will issue popups and system alert messages stating that the system is flooded with spyware. In order to remove the supposed threats, the user must purchase InternetSecurityDeluxe’s full version of the program. All links provided by rogue InternetSecurityDeluxe may redirect the user to a rogue website where InternetSecurityDeluxe’s licensed program is sold for $59.95. In addition, InternetSecurityDeluxe may run its system scan and generate fake scan result. InternetSecurityDeluxe’s scan result may list numerous threats found in the user’s computer system.

AntiSpyMaster Description

AntispyMaster, AntiSpy Master or Anti Spy Master, is a rogue anti-spyware program and clone of AntispywareMaster. AntispyMaster is often installed in the user’s computer system by a Trojan Zlob or Vundo found on a fake video codec. Once infected, the user may be annoyed by an exaggerated amount of popups and system notifications stating that the computer is infected with spyware. In order to remove these infections, AntispyMaster offers its full version. If the user clicks on any link provided by AntispyMaster, he/she will be redirected to AntispyMaster’s website or another rogue website to further purchase AntispyMaster’s licensed program. In addition, AntispyMaster is able to run a system scan and display fake scan results to trick the user into purchasing a product that doesn’t give what it alleges to deliver. AntispyMaster’s rogue messages may read:

“Warning! 29 suspicious files found! Potentially dangerous files were found on your system during the last scan! IT is highly recommended to remove them as soon as possible…Remove Now!”

PCHealthCenter Description

PCHealthCenter or PC Health Center, is a rogue computer cleanup application disguised as a video codec or ActiveX control plugin. PCHealthCenter may have come bundled with Trojans, such as Zlob, Vundo or Downloader. Once installed, PCHealthCenter will act like any other common rogue anti-spyware program. PCHealthCenter will prompt popups and fake system notifications stating that the computer is infected with spyware. PCHealthCenter will try to convince the user into downloading PCHealthCenter’s full version of the program. PCHealthCenter may also use its fake system scanner to generate a fake scan report. PCHealthCenter’s scan results will generate a list of spyware infections supposedly found in the user’s computer system.
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