Is the advertising trying to sell you, one of these useless products? It is scam advertising trying to swindle you. A computer infection called smitfraud is causing the phony warnings (see below).
AdwarePunisher,
AdwareSheriff,
AlphaCleaner,
Antispyware Soldier,
AntiVermeans,
AntiVermins,
AntiVerminser,
AntivirusGolden,
AVGold,
BraveSentry,
MalwareWipe,
MalwareWiped,
MalwareWipePro,
MalwareWiper,
PestCapture,
PestTrap,
PSGuard,
quicknavigate.com,
Registry Cleaner,
Security iGuard,
Smitfraud,
SpyAxe,
SpyCrush,
SpyDown,
SpyFalcon,
SpyGuard,
SpyHeal,
SpyMarshal,
SpySheriff,
SpySoldier,
Spyware Vanisher,
Spyware Soft Stop,
SpywareQuake,
SpywareKnight,
SpywareSheriff,
SpywareStrike,
Startsearches.net,
TitanShield Antispyware,
Trust Cleaner,
UpdateSearches.com,
Virtual Maid,
VirusBlast,
VirusBurst,
Win32.puper,
WinHound,
Brain Codec,
DirectVideo,
EliteCodec,
eMedia Codec,
FreeVideo,
Gold Codec,
HQ Codec,
iCodecPack,
iMediaCodec,
Image ActiveX Object,
IntCodec,
iVideoCodec,
JPEG Encoder,
Key Generator,
Media-Codec,
MediaCodec,
MMediaCodec,
MPCODEC,
My Pass Generator,
PCODEC,
Perfect Codec,
PowerCodec,
PornPass Manager,
PornMag Pass,
QualityCodec,
Silver Codec,
SiteTicket,
SoftCodec,
strCodec,
Super Codec,
TrueCodec,
VideoAccess,
VideoBox,
VidCodecs,
Video Access ActiveX Object,
Video ActiveX Object,
VideoCompressionCodec,
VideoKeyCodec,
VideosCodec,
WinAntiSpyPro,
WinMediaCodec,
X Password Generator,
X Password Manager,
ZipCodec
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If so, then you have a Smitfraud infection and a free removal tool called SmitFraudFix with the removal procedure is here:
http://siri.urz.free.fr/Fix/SmitfraudFix_En.php
More infomation and another free removal tool called RogueFix can be found here:
http://www.internetinspiration.co.uk/roguefix.htm
Most "All-Purpose" malware apps such as AVG, Norton, Spybot etc unforturnayly can not remove this vile pest called Smitfraud.
Good luck.
2007-03-28 06:55:44
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answer #2
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answered by Anonymous
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Go here to get instructions for using "Smitfraudfix" to remove Spylocked or other Smitfraud fake alerts. http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic85376.html
Complete malware removal guide:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/forum55.html
SpyLocked, which recently changed its name to SpywareLocked, is the latest in a series of fake anti-spyware, or rogue anti-spyware, programs. These programs are being distributed through sites hosting Zlob Trojans, which are malware that disguises themselves as a video or audio codec that you need to download and install in order to use a particular video or audio file. In reality, though, when you install these Trojans, they will instead show fake security alerts and install the SpyLocked or SpywareLocked program on to your computer.
When SpyLocked and SpywareLocked are downloaded to your computer by a Zlob trojan, they will automatically start and act as if they are scanning your computer. They will then provide a list of grossly exaggerated and fake results including the actual Zlob Trojan that installed it in the first place. SpywareLocked and SpyLocked will then prompt you to purchase the full commercial version of the software before you can remove these items. This is a complete scam, and the results are a tactic used to scare you into purchasing their software. Needless to say, do not purchase them.
After running the Smitfraudfix, follow up with the final removal and cleanup by using the programs and instructions below.
Install Super Antispyware. Run it in safe mode. Allow it to quarantine whatever it finds.
http://www.superantispyware.com/
Remove temporary files, logs, cookies, etc. by using Ccleaner. Do not use "Advanced Settings" or the "Issues" button. Use only the default settings. This will make your scans faster. Run the cleaner again after you are malware free.
http://www.ccleaner.com/
Turn off system restore. This will remove all restore points since some are infected and will make scanning quicker. Turn system restore back on after you are malware free.
http://www.real-knowledge.com/flushres.htm
2007-03-28 07:01:27
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answer #3
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answered by Charley Horse 6
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