Year: 2009

New Rogue Antispyware — contraviro.com

Paul

contraviro_rogue

This is a new rogue Antispyware site that has popped up today and I wanted to talk about this.   For one contacting these guys does no good because if you were to click the contact link it will send you to a form page.    The file that it tries to send me is called “ContraviroInstall.exe“.   I’ve sent the file to SuperAntiSpyware team for Analysis and should be updating there databases in the next few days to prevent and protect your system from any Malware that might be associated with this program.

So if you have this fakeware or I call it scareware, maybe it is time to buy SuperAntiSpyware Professional which comes with Realtime Blocking of threats! Prrevent potentially harmful software (spyware, adware, worms, dialers, hijackers, keyloggers) from installing or re-installing.

If your looking for a Good Antispyware, you should consider SuperAntiSpyware either the Free version or the Paid version anyway this software is back by CSS Forums.

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List of malware sites for Sept 1, 2009

Paul

personalantivirus3

Well with it being the end of the month it was to be expected here is a long list of sites.   So please read these carefully.

[intlink id=”4403″ type=”post”]Personal Antivirus Scareware Site and How to Remove them:[/intlink]

  • live-virus-scanner9.com

  • tryantivirusscan.com

  • antispyware-scanner2.com

  • bewareofvirusattacks2.com

  • antivirus-scanner6.com

  • valueantivirusshop1.com

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  • adjudg.info

  • atwain.info

  • caretz.info

  • gaudad.info

  • krapen.info

  • nevils.info

  • outliv.info

  • penvie.info

  • stampo.info

  • ticedu.info

  • unwept.info

  • gelded.info

  • dolchi.info

  • figgle.info

  • botled.info

[intlink id=”3977″ type=”post”]Rogue Antivirus scareware sites[/intlink]:

  • securepcshield.com

  • myprotectedzone.net

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MALWAREDEF.EXE — How to Remove it

Paul

malware_defender2009

[ad]If your noticed a new program on your system called MALWAREDEF.EXE, the file name is usually associated with Malware Defender 2009, which is [intlink id=”3977″ type=”post”]Rogue Antivirus scareware site[/intlink]. The interesting fact is that most of the time this is installed silently and should be removed Immediately. The Good news SUPERAntiSpyware can block and remove MALWAREDEF.EXE and thousands of other harmful applications. So if you have this fakeware or I call it scareware, maybe it is time to buy SuperAntiSpyware Professional which comes with Realtime Blocking of threats! Prevent potentially harmful software (spyware, adware, worms, dialers, hijackers, keyloggers) from installing or re-installing.

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SuperAntiSpyware and PAV.EXE — How to Remove it

Paul3 Replies

personalantivirus3

[ad]If your noticed a new program on your system called PAV.exe, the filename is usually associated with [intlink id=”3607″ type=”post”]Personal Antivirus Scareware Site[/intlink].    The interesting fact is that most of the time this is installed silently and should be removed Immediately.   The Good news SUPERAntiSpyware can block and remove PAV.EXE and thousands of other harmful applications.  So if you have this fakeware or I call it scareware, maybe it is time to buy SuperAntiSpyware Professional which comes with Realtime Blocking of threats! Prrevent potentially harmful software (spyware, adware, worms, dialers, hijackers, keyloggers)  from installing or re-installing.

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How to know if the scareware warning is real or not:

Paul

I got an email from someone who wants not to be named asking how do I know if these sites that I have talked about like Defenderpageblock.com, Spywaredomainlist.com, adwaredomainlists.com, badwaredomainlists.com, browserdefenderlist.com,  malicioussitesblock.com, and browserliveprotection.com are fake warning sites because of how the site handles the URL presented.   Let me give you a few example urls to see what I mean:

http://defenderpageblock.com/block.php?id=2006-54&url=http://paulstechtalk.com/scareware-adviser-from-defenderpageblock-com/

http://browserliveprotection.com/block.php?id=2024-4&url=http://paulstechtalk.com/2008/12/microsoft-readys-to-layoff-around-15000-workers.html/

http://malicioussitesblock.com/block.php?id=2006-54&url=http://paulstechtalk.com/2009/08/list-of-malware-sites-for-aug-24-2009.html/

http://spywaredomainlists.com/block.php?id=2018-2&url=http://paulstechtalk.com/2009/08/scareware-adviser-from-spywaredomainlists-com.html/

http://adwaredomainlists.com/block.php?id=2031&url=http://paulstechtalk.com/2009/04/pc-speedscan-pro-a-bad-idea.html/

Now as you can see al these have an identification number probably like an affiliate link and then the url of the site that is supposed to be bad or have malicious in some way.  So what do you do when you see these types of warning pop up and you would like to know if this real.   Here are some things to try to see if it is real or not:

 

  • change the url it is going to, try Google or some other site that you know isn’t malicious and see what happens.   You will notice it will say the same exact same thing.
  • Check out Stopbadware.org —  Google uses this service for there search results so this would be more reliable and check out the warning domain to see what it says then also check out the domain and website in question.
  • Check out Phishtank.com —  Firefox likes to use this resource for reporting fraud, fake, or Phishing sites and also for sites that are dangerous to  the people who use Firefox.

 

Most of the time, you will see this happen when you are search for the site like Defenderpageblock.com it will use a key word and pop up because they don’t want you to remove this scareware or sometimes called badware.   So if you do a search for the site that keeps popping up and you click on a link the site in question will sometimes try to prevent you from figuring out how to remove it.    All these sites mentioned are associated one way or another to Personal Antivirus Scareware Site and should be removed.

So if your getting these types of warnings, I would recommend downloading: