Ransomware is a software application that infects a computer and asks for money to have the infection removed.


Review spyware removal database by categories:

Adware	Ansi Bomb	Aol Pest	Backdoor
Bho	Commercial Rat	Dialer	Dos
Downloader	Dropper	Exploit	Flooder
Hacker Tool	Hijacker	Homepage Hijacker	Hostile Code
Key Logger	Nuker	P2p	Ransomware
Rat	Search Hijacker	Spyware	Toolbar
Tracking Cookie	Trojan	Worm

Review spyware removal database in alphabetical order:
A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z  


WinSpyKiller

WinSpyKiller is a fake anti-spyware application that may be installed by the Zlob Trojan without your consent or knowlege or downloaded from the fraudulent winspykiller.com website:

WinSpyKiller displays fake system messages or makes false spyware detections:

WinSpyKiller popups is supposed to scare the user into purchasing the full version of this fake anti-spyware program.
SpyNoMore removes both WinSpyKiller and the trojan that installed it, as well as stop the associated popups.

WinSpywareProtect

WinSpywareProtect is a rogue anti-spyware program that is secretly installed by the Zlob Trojan. WinSpywareProtect - or the trojan that installs it - starts generating warning messages claiming system infection in order to force users into purchasing the full version of the program:


SpyNoMore removes both WinSpywareProtect and the trojan that installed it, as well as stop the associated popups. Distribution website: winspywareprotect.com. winspywareprotect.com online scanner looks like that:

Wireshark Antivirus

Added Aug 07, 2010 12:31pm

Wireshark Antivirus Special Removal Instructions

Please make sure to bookmark this page as you may need to refer back to it to complete the removal steps.

Step 1: Click here to download the SpyNoMore installer onto a clean computer and transfer it to the infected computer (by using a network or a flash drive). Otherwise download it directly onto the infected computer. NOTE: The installer will be named iexplore.exe.

Step 2: Double-click iexplore.exe to install SpyNoMore on the infected computer. When the installation is completed, SpyNoMore will check for and download available updates which will alert Wireshark Antivirus to its presence at which point Wireshark Antivirus may shut down SpyNoMore.

Step 3: Restart SpyNoMore from the desktop shortcut then click on 'Settings' and uncheck the box that says 'Use Internet Explorer settings'.

Step 4: SNM will scan your computer and if Wireshark Antivirus. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections but will not remove them. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29 (or $39 for 3 computers). In all cases, if your computer is infected with Wireshark Antivirus, you will be able to see Wireshark Antivirus in the free version scan results.

Step 5: Purchase the activation key from a clean computer by clicking on our Purchase link on spynomore.com. Write down the activation key and use it to activate SNM on the infected computer. This will remove Wireshark Antivirus and restore your internet connection. You will again be able to run your programs and applications without trouble.

Step 6 (optional): It would be a good idea to check your computer for rootkits (which are basically hidden trojans) which may have tagged along with Wireshark Antivirus. To do so, download and run TDSSKiller by Kaspersky Labs.

Step 7 (optional): If TDSSKiller does find a rootkit, it will ask you to restart your computer so that it can remove the rootkit(s). After your computer restart, scan your computer once more with SpyNoMore to make sure everthing is OK.

Wireshark AV

Added Aug 07, 2010 10:35pm

Wireshark AV Special Removal Instructions

Please make sure to bookmark this page as you may need to refer back to it to complete the removal steps.

Step 1: Click here to download the SpyNoMore installer onto a clean computer and transfer it to the infected computer (by using a network or a flash drive). Otherwise download it directly onto the infected computer. NOTE: The installer will be named iexplore.exe.

Step 2: Double-click iexplore.exe to install SpyNoMore on the infected computer. When the installation is completed, SpyNoMore will check for and download available updates which will alert Wireshark AV to its presence at which point Wireshark AV may shut down SpyNoMore.

Step 3: Restart SpyNoMore from the desktop shortcut then click on 'Settings' and uncheck the box that says 'Use Internet Explorer settings'.

Step 4: SNM will scan your computer and if Wireshark AV. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections but will not remove them. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29 (or $39 for 3 computers). In all cases, if your computer is infected with Wireshark AV, you will be able to see Wireshark AV in the free version scan results.

Step 5: Purchase the activation key from a clean computer by clicking on our Purchase link on spynomore.com. Write down the activation key and use it to activate SNM on the infected computer. This will remove Wireshark AV and restore your internet connection. You will again be able to run your programs and applications without trouble.

Step 6 (optional): It would be a good idea to check your computer for rootkits (which are basically hidden trojans) which may have tagged along with Wireshark AV. To do so, download and run TDSSKiller by Kaspersky Labs.

Step 7 (optional): If TDSSKiller does find a rootkit, it will ask you to restart your computer so that it can remove the rootkit(s). After your computer restart, scan your computer once more with SpyNoMore to make sure everthing is OK.

XP Antimalware 2010

XP Antimalware 2010 is a rogue anti-spyware application which is usually installed onto your computer by rogue websites (drive-by download) or by a trojan such as the Vundo trojan. Once installed, XP Antimalware 2010 pretends to scans your computer and displays fake results. XP Antimalware 2010 also displays annoying pop-up windows and fake system alerts stating that computer is infected or is under attack. The ultimate goal of this trojan is to scare you and have you purchase the full version of XP Antimalware 2010.

XP Antimalware 2010 can block executable programs from running. If this is your case, please follow the special removal instructions below:

XP Antimalware 2010 Special Removal Instructions.

This procedure will require you to restart your computer so it is advisable that you bookmark this page for later reference.

Step 1: Restart your computer in Safe Mode with Networking. To go into Safe Mode, restart your PC normally and start tapping the F8 key until you are presented with DOS style options. For Windows XP, use the keyboard up/down arrow keys to select 'Safe Mode with Networking'. For Windows Vista select 'Windows Vista Advanced Boot Options' then select 'Safe Mode with Networking'.

Step 2: Your computer will start and give you an option to log is as Administrator. Select this option (log in as Administrator).

Step 3: Download and run SpyNoMore to remove XP Antimalware 2010. Make sure to run SpyNoMore in 'Full Scan' mode and to select the entire drive you operating system resides on (in most cases this will be C:). Please remember SpyNoMore may detect XP Antimalware 2010 as Fake Alert trojan or MultipleAV trojan.

Step 4: After you have disinfected your computer, restart it once more normally. If you are unable to access the internet go to Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings, then remove any checkmarks under the 'Proxy Server' section.

XP Antispyware 2010

Posted on: September 14, 2010 11:35pam

XP Antispyware 2010 is a new variant of Antimalware Doctor. XP Antispyware 2010 is a fake antispyware product which hijacks your computer and uses scare tactics to get you to purchase the full version. Just like its predecessor, XP Antispyware 2010 is very good at eluding detection. In order for XP Antispyware 2010 to stop you from removing it, it disables your existing antivirus and antispyware programs and blocks access to help forums and to major name brand antispyware and antivirus vendor websites. It can also disable Task Manager so that you don't shut it down manually. XP Antispyware 2010 can hijack your Internet connection and block access to certain websites, and / or re-direct your searches to websites of XP Antispyware 2010's choice.

XP Antispyware 2010 occasionally harasses the user with warnings and messages saying that their computer is infected and is under attack from hackers. In most cases we have seen, XP Antispyware 2010 was installed by a trojan or mistakenly downloaded from one of many fraudulent Fake Scanner Sites.

XP Antispyware 2010 displays exaggerated fake scan results similar to those shown below:




If you are unable to run programs, that's because XP Antispyware 2010 has disabled them.

XP Antispyware 2010 Special Removal Instructions

Please make sure to bookmark this page as you may need to refer back to it to complete the removal steps.

We have created a modified version of SpyNoMore to handle persistent infections such as XP Antispyware 2010. Instructions below:

Step 1: Click here to download the modified SpyNoMore installer onto the infected computer. If you are unable to download it directly to the infected computer, please download it to a clean computer and transfer it to the infected computer (by using a network or a flash drive). NOTE: The installer will be named iexplore.exe.

Step 2: Double-click iexplore.exe to install SpyNoMore on the infected computer. When the installation is completed, SpyNoMore will check for and download available updates which will alert XP Antispyware 2010 to its presence at which point XP Antispyware 2010 may shut down SpyNoMore. If the malware shuts down SpyNoMore, simply restart SpyNoMore from the desktop shortcut.

Step 3: SNM will scan your computer and if XP Antispyware 2010 is present, SNM will detect it and you will be able to see either XP Antispyware 2010 or Malware Doctor in the scan results. These two are the same product. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections but will not remove them. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29 (or $39 for 3 computers). In all cases, you will be able to see XP Antispyware 2010 in the free version scan results.

Step 4: Purchase the activation key from a clean computer by clicking on our Purchase link on spynomore.com. Write down the activation key and use it to activate SNM on the infected computer. This will remove XP Antispyware 2010 and restore your internet connection. You will again be able to run your programs and applications without trouble.

Hint: If SpyNoMore is unable to download updates, click on SpyNoMore's 'Settings' button and uncheck the box that says 'Use Internet Explorer settings'.

XP Antispyware 2012

XP Antispyware 2012 is a fake antivirus program which infects your computer and tries to force you to buy it. XP Antispyware 2012 pretends to scan your computer for viruses then claims to find various infections. If you accept to remove the alleged infections, you are directed to their payment page in order to purchase the full version.

The fact that XP Antispyware 2012 arrives at your computer without your knowledge makes it also a trojan. In order for XP Antispyware 2012 to stop you from removing it, it attempts to disable your existing antivirus and antispyware programs and to block access to help forums and to major name brand antispyware and antivirus vendor websites.

XP Antispyware 2012 is normally installed by means of a trojan or by drive-by downloads from rogue websites. In some cases, it can be mistakenly downloaded from one of many fraudulent Fake Scanner Sites.

XP Antispyware 2012 displays exaggerated fake scan results similar to those shown below:

Guaranteed XP Antispyware 2012 Removal. 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.

We guarantee XP Antispyware 2012 removal or you get a full refund! Even if you are unable to run programs, we have a workaround method that lets you overcome the infection and download / run SpyNoMore to remove XP Antispyware 2012. See steps below.

Step 1: Right-click this file and choose Save As or Save Target As, then save it to your desktop as ExeFix.reg. Once you have the ExeFix on your desktop, double-click on it to merge it into your registry. You may receive a notification that you are about to merge data into your registry, go ahead and accept the changes. ExeFix is the file that will allow you to once again run your programs.

Step 2: Download and run SpyNoMore. SpyNoMore will download updates then scan your computer and if XP Antispyware 2012 is present, SNM will detect it and you will be able to see either XP Antispyware 2012 or Fake Antivirus in the scan results. These are the same product. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29.95 (or $39.95 for 3 computers). In all cases, you will be able to see the infection in the free version scan results.

Step 3: After the scan is completed, click on Remove Spyware to purchase a 1-year SpyNoMore license. Your payment will be processed securely by Regnow.com (a Digital River company) who are considered to be among the most secure online payment processors in the industry. More details on Digital River Regnow here.

XP Antivirus 2012

XP Antivirus 2012 is a fake antivirus program which infects your computer and tries to force you to buy it. XP Antivirus 2012 pretends to scan your computer for viruses then claims to find various infections. If you accept to remove the alleged infections, you are directed to their payment page in order to purchase the full version.

The fact that XP Antivirus 2012 arrives at your computer without your knowledge makes it also a trojan. In order for XP Antivirus 2012 to stop you from removing it, it attempts to disable your existing antivirus and antispyware programs and to block access to help forums and to major name brand antispyware and antivirus vendor websites.

XP Antivirus 2012 is normally installed by means of a trojan or by drive-by downloads from rogue websites. In some cases, it can be mistakenly downloaded from one of many fraudulent Fake Scanner Sites.

XP Antivirus 2012 displays exaggerated fake scan results similar to those shown below:

Guaranteed XP Antivirus 2012 Removal. 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.

We guarantee XP Antivirus 2012 removal or you get a full refund! Even if you are unable to run programs, we have a workaround method that lets you overcome the infection and download / run SpyNoMore to remove XP Antivirus 2012. See steps below.

Step 1: Right-click this file and choose Save As, Save Link As or Save Target As, then save it to your desktop as ExeFix.reg. Once you have the ExeFix on your desktop, double-click on it to merge it into your registry. You may receive a notification that you are about to merge data into your registry, go ahead and accept the changes. ExeFix is the file that will allow you to once again run your programs.

Step 2: Download and run SpyNoMore. SpyNoMore will download updates then scan your computer and if XP Antivirus 2012 is present, SNM will detect it and you will be able to see either XP Antivirus 2012 or Fake Antivirus in the scan results. These are the same product. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29.95 (or $39.95 for 3 computers). In all cases, you will be able to see the infection in the free version scan results.

Step 3: After the scan is completed, click on Remove Spyware to purchase a 1-year SpyNoMore license. Your payment will be processed securely by Regnow.com (a Digital River company) who are considered to be among the most secure online payment processors in the industry. More details on Digital River Regnow here.

XP Defender

XP Defender is a rogue anti-spyware application which is usually installed onto your computer by rogue websites (drive-by download) or by a trojan such as the Vundo trojan. Once installed, XP Defender pretends to scans your computer and displays fake results. XP Defender also displays annoying pop-up windows and fake system alerts stating that computer is infected or is under attack. The ultimate goal of this trojan is to scare you and have you purchase the full version of XP Defender.

XP Defender can block executable programs from running. If this is your case, please follow the special removal instructions below:

XP Defender Special Removal Instructions.

This procedure will require you to restart your computer so it is advisable that you bookmark this page for later reference.

Step 1: Restart your computer in Safe Mode with Networking. To go into Safe Mode, restart your PC normally and start tapping the F8 key until you are presented with DOS style options. For Windows XP, use the keyboard up/down arrow keys to select 'Safe Mode with Networking'. For Windows Vista select 'Windows Vista Advanced Boot Options' then select 'Safe Mode with Networking'.

Step 2: Your computer will start and give you an option to log is as Administrator. Select this option (log in as Administrator).

Step 3: Download and run SpyNoMore to remove XP Defender. Make sure to run SpyNoMore in 'Full Scan' mode and to select the entire drive you operating system resides on (in most cases this will be C:). Please remember SpyNoMore may detect XP Defender as Fake Alert trojan or MultipleAV trojan.

Step 4: After you have disinfected your computer, restart it once more normally. If you are unable to access the internet go to Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings, then remove any checkmarks under the 'Proxy Server' section.

XP Defender Pro

XP Defender Pro is a rogue anti-spyware application which is usually installed onto your computer by rogue websites (drive-by download) or by a trojan such as the Vundo trojan. Once installed, XP Defender Pro pretends to scans your computer and displays fake results. XP Defender Pro also displays annoying pop-up windows and fake system alerts stating that computer is infected or is under attack. The ultimate goal of this trojan is to scare you and have you purchase the full version of XP Defender Pro.

XP Defender Pro can block executable programs from running. If this is your case, please follow the special removal instructions below:

XP Defender Pro Special Removal Instructions.

This procedure will require you to restart your computer so it is advisable that you bookmark this page for later reference.

Step 1: Restart your computer in Safe Mode with Networking. To go into Safe Mode, restart your PC normally and start tapping the F8 key until you are presented with DOS style options. For Windows XP, use the keyboard up/down arrow keys to select 'Safe Mode with Networking'. For Windows Vista select 'Windows Vista Advanced Boot Options' then select 'Safe Mode with Networking'.

Step 2: Your computer will start and give you an option to log is as Administrator. Select this option (log in as Administrator).

Step 3: Download and run SpyNoMore to remove XP Defender Pro. Make sure to run SpyNoMore in 'Full Scan' mode and to select the entire drive you operating system resides on (in most cases this will be C:). Please remember SpyNoMore may detect XP Defender Pro as Fake Alert trojan or MultipleAV trojan.

Step 4: After you have disinfected your computer, restart it once more normally. If you are unable to access the internet go to Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings, then remove any checkmarks under the 'Proxy Server' section.

XP Guardian

XP Guardian is a rogue anti-spyware application which is usually installed onto your computer by rogue websites (drive-by download) or by a trojan such as the Vundo trojan. Once installed, XP Guardian pretends to scans your computer and displays fake results. XP Guardian also displays annoying pop-up windows and fake system alerts stating that computer is infected or is under attack. The ultimate goal of this trojan is to scare you and have you purchase the full version of XP Guardian.

XP Guardian can block executable programs from running. If this is your case, please follow the special removal instructions below:

XP Guardian Special Removal Instructions.

This procedure will require you to restart your computer so it is advisable that you bookmark this page for later reference.

Step 1: Restart your computer in Safe Mode with Networking. To go into Safe Mode, restart your PC normally and start tapping the F8 key until you are presented with DOS style options. For Windows XP, use the keyboard up/down arrow keys to select 'Safe Mode with Networking'. For Windows Vista select 'Windows Vista Advanced Boot Options' then select 'Safe Mode with Networking'.

Step 2: Your computer will start and give you an option to log is as Administrator. Select this option (log in as Administrator).

Step 3: Download and run SpyNoMore to remove XP Guardian. Make sure to run SpyNoMore in 'Full Scan' mode and to select the entire drive you operating system resides on (in most cases this will be C:). Please remember SpyNoMore may detect XP Guardian as Fake Alert trojan.

Step 4: After you have disinfected your computer, restart it once more normally. If you are unable to access the internet go to Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings, then remove any checkmarks under the 'Proxy Server' section.

XP Home Security 2012

XP Home Security 2012 is a fake antivirus program which infects your computer and tries to force you to buy it. XP Home Security 2012 pretends to scan your computer for viruses then claims to find various infections. If you accept to remove the alleged infections, you are directed to their payment page in order to purchase the full version.

The fact that XP Home Security 2012 arrives at your computer without your knowledge makes it also a trojan. In order for XP Home Security 2012 to stop you from removing it, it attempts to disable your existing antivirus and antispyware programs and to block access to help forums and to major name brand antispyware and antivirus vendor websites.

XP Home Security 2012 is normally installed by means of a trojan or by drive-by downloads from rogue websites. In some cases, it can be mistakenly downloaded from one of many fraudulent Fake Scanner Sites.

XP Home Security 2012 displays exaggerated fake scan results similar to those shown below:

Guaranteed XP Home Security 2012 Removal. 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.

We guarantee XP Home Security 2012 removal or you get a full refund! Even if you are unable to run programs, we have a workaround method that lets you overcome the infection and download / run SpyNoMore to remove XP Home Security 2012. See steps below.

Step 1: Right-click this file and choose Save As, Save Link As or Save Target As, then save it to your desktop as ExeFix.reg. Once you have the ExeFix on your desktop, double-click on it to merge it into your registry. You may receive a notification that you are about to merge data into your registry, go ahead and accept the changes. ExeFix is the file that will allow you to once again run your programs.

Step 2: Download and run SpyNoMore. SpyNoMore will download updates then scan your computer and if XP Home Security 2012 is present, SNM will detect it and you will be able to see either XP Home Security 2012 or Fake Antivirus in the scan results. These are the same product. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29.95 (or $39.95 for 3 computers). In all cases, you will be able to see the infection in the free version scan results.

Step 3: After the scan is completed, click on Remove Spyware to purchase a 1-year SpyNoMore license. Your payment will be processed securely by Regnow.com (a Digital River company) who are considered to be among the most secure online payment processors in the industry. More details on Digital River Regnow here.

XP Internet Security

XP Internet Security is another rogue anti-spyware application which may be secretly installed by a trojan or manually downloaded from one of many fraudulent Fake Scanner Sites.

XP Internet Security can block webpages and almost all executable programs from running, giving off warnings whenever you try to run a program or open a website. If this is your case, please follow the instructions below:

XP Internet Security Special Removal Instructions.

This procedure will require you to restart your computer so it is advisable that you bookmark this page for later reference.

Step 1: Restart your computer in Safe Mode with Networking. To go into Safe Mode, restart your PC normally and start tapping the F8 key until you are presented with DOS style options. For Windows XP, use the keyboard up/down arrow keys to select 'Safe Mode with Networking'. For Windows Vista select 'Windows Vista Advanced Boot Options' then select 'Safe Mode with Networking'.

Step 2: Your computer will start and give you an option to log is as Administrator. Select this option (log in as Administrator).

Step 3: Download and run SpyNoMore to remove XP Internet Security. Make sure to run SpyNoMore in 'Full Scan' mode and to select the entire drive you operating system resides on (in most cases this will be C:). Please remember SpyNoMore may detect XP Internet Security as Fake Alert trojan.

Step 4: After you have disinfected your computer, restart it once more normally. If you are unable to access the internet go to Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings, then remove any checkmarks under the 'Proxy Server' section.

Once installed, XP Internet Security performs a system scan and displays exaggerated fake results. XP Internet Security also displays a fake Windows Security Center similar to the one below:



XP Internet Security can hijack Internet Explorer and prevent the user from visiting certain websites in which case it will display a warning page which says "visiting this website may harm your computer!". Additionally, XP Internet Security displays fake warning pop-up messages. All these attempts are to try and frighten the user into purchasing the full version of the application which costs $59.95.

XP Internet Security 2012

XP Internet Security 2012 is a fake antivirus program which infects your computer and tries to force you to buy it. XP Internet Security 2012 pretends to scan your computer for viruses then claims to find various infections. If you accept to remove the alleged infections, you are directed to their payment page in order to purchase the full version.

The fact that XP Internet Security 2012 arrives at your computer without your knowledge makes it also a trojan. In order for XP Internet Security 2012 to stop you from removing it, it attempts to disable your existing antivirus and antispyware programs and to block access to help forums and to major name brand antispyware and antivirus vendor websites.

XP Internet Security 2012 is normally installed by means of a trojan or by drive-by downloads from rogue websites. In some cases, it can be mistakenly downloaded from one of many fraudulent Fake Scanner Sites.

XP Internet Security 2012 displays exaggerated fake scan results similar to those shown below:

Guaranteed XP Internet Security 2012 Removal. 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.

We guarantee XP Internet Security 2012 removal or you get a full refund! Even if you are unable to run programs, we have a workaround method that lets you overcome the infection and download / run SpyNoMore to remove XP Internet Security 2012. See steps below.

Step 1: Right-click this file and choose Save As, Save Link As or Save Target As, then save it to your desktop as ExeFix.reg. Once you have the ExeFix on your desktop, double-click on it to merge it into your registry. You may receive a notification that you are about to merge data into your registry, go ahead and accept the changes. ExeFix is the file that will allow you to once again run your programs.

Step 2: Download and run SpyNoMore. SpyNoMore will download updates then scan your computer and if XP Internet Security 2012 is present, SNM will detect it and you will be able to see either XP Internet Security 2012 or Fake Antivirus in the scan results. These are the same product. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29.95 (or $39.95 for 3 computers). In all cases, you will be able to see the infection in the free version scan results.

Step 3: After the scan is completed, click on Remove Spyware to purchase a 1-year SpyNoMore license. Your payment will be processed securely by Regnow.com (a Digital River company) who are considered to be among the most secure online payment processors in the industry. More details on Digital River Regnow here.

XP Police Antivirus

XP Police Antivirus is just another rogue spyware removal software. It may be secretly installed into your computer by the trojan or downloaded from the website, which looks like legitimate anti-spyware site. Once installed, XP Police Antivirus 'scans' system and displays fake results. It displays annoying pop-up windows and system alerts stating that computer is infected or under attack. XP Police Antivirus tries to scare the user and push it into purchasing of 'full' version. It may slowdown computer performance, limit internet connection speed and even cause system crash.

XP Security 2012

XP Security 2012 is a fake antivirus program which infects your computer and tries to force you to buy it. XP Security 2012 pretends to scan your computer for viruses then claims to find various infections. If you accept to remove the alleged infections, you are directed to their payment page in order to purchase the full version.

The fact that XP Security 2012 arrives at your computer without your knowledge makes it also a trojan. In order for XP Security 2012 to stop you from removing it, it attempts to disable your existing antivirus and antispyware programs and to block access to help forums and to major name brand antispyware and antivirus vendor websites.

XP Security 2012 is normally installed by means of a trojan or by drive-by downloads from rogue websites. In some cases, it can be mistakenly downloaded from one of many fraudulent Fake Scanner Sites.

XP Security 2012 displays exaggerated fake scan results similar to those shown below:

Guaranteed XP Security 2012 Removal. 30-Day Money Back Guarantee.

We guarantee XP Security 2012 removal or you get a full refund! Even if you are unable to run programs, we have a workaround method that lets you overcome the infection and download / run SpyNoMore to remove XP Security 2012. See steps below.

Step 1: Right-click this file and choose Save As, Save Link As or Save Target As, then save it to your desktop as ExeFix.reg. Once you have the ExeFix on your desktop, double-click on it to merge it into your registry. You may receive a notification that you are about to merge data into your registry, go ahead and accept the changes. ExeFix is the file that will allow you to once again run your programs.

Step 2: Download and run SpyNoMore. SpyNoMore will download updates then scan your computer and if XP Security 2012 is present, SNM will detect it and you will be able to see either XP Security 2012 or Fake Antivirus in the scan results. These are the same product. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29.95 (or $39.95 for 3 computers). In all cases, you will be able to see the infection in the free version scan results.

Step 3: After the scan is completed, click on Remove Spyware to purchase a 1-year SpyNoMore license. Your payment will be processed securely by Regnow.com (a Digital River company) who are considered to be among the most secure online payment processors in the industry. More details on Digital River Regnow here.

XP Security Tool

XP Security Tool is another rogue anti-spyware application which may be secretly installed by a trojan or manually downloaded from one of many fraudulent Fake Scanner Sites.

XP Security Tool can block webpages and almost all executable programs from running, giving off warnings whenever you try to run a program or open a website. If this is your case, please follow the instructions below:

XP Security Tool Special Removal Instructions.

This procedure will require you to restart your computer so it is advisable that you bookmark this page for later reference.

Step 1: Restart your computer in Safe Mode with Networking. To go into Safe Mode, restart your PC normally and start tapping the F8 key until you are presented with DOS style options. For Windows XP, use the keyboard up/down arrow keys to select 'Safe Mode with Networking'. For Windows Vista select 'Windows Vista Advanced Boot Options' then select 'Safe Mode with Networking'.

Step 2: Your computer will start and give you an option to log is as Administrator. Select this option (log in as Administrator).

Step 3: Download and run SpyNoMore to removeXP Security Tool. Make sure to run SpyNoMore in 'Full Scan' mode and to select the entire drive you operating system resides on (in most cases this will be C:). Please remember SpyNoMore may detect XP Security Tool as Fake Alert trojan.

Step 4: After you have disinfected your computer, restart it once more normally. If you are unable to access the internet go to Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections > Lan Settings, then remove any checkmarks under the 'Proxy Server' section.

Once installed, XP Security Tool performs a system scan and displays exaggerated fake results. XP Security Tool also displays a fake Windows Security Center similar to the one below:



XP Security Tool can hijack Internet Explorer and prevent the user from visiting certain websites in which case it will display a warning page which says "visiting this website may harm your computer!". Additionally, XP Security Tool displays fake warning pop-up messages. All these attempts are to try and frighten the user into purchasing the full version of the application which costs $59.95.

XPAntivirusSecurity

XPAntivirusSecurity is a fake anti-spyware application that may be installed by the Zlob Trojan without your consent or knowlege or downloaded from the fraudulent xpantivirussecurity.com website. XPAntivirusSecurity displays fake system messages or makes false spyware detections:


XPAntivirusSecurity popups is supposed to scare the user into purchasing the full version of this fake anti-spyware program.

SpyNoMore removes both XPAntivirusSecurity and the trojan that installed it, as well as stop the associated popups.

You have committed a network crime

Posted on: Mar 12, 2011

You have committed a network crime! is a new scam trojan that uses a very blunt approach to make some money. It infects computers and bluntly asks for money to remove itself. The message used by this ransomware is titled "You have committed a network crime!". The body of the message reads says "We have established that, while surfing the internet, you were watching materials with pornographic content (including homosexual content pornography), also you were downloading unlicensed software, movies and music". The message goes on to say how "Found example on your personal computer will be serving as material evidence in a court".

This ransomware is nothing but a scam. To remove You have committed a network crime!, please follow the steps below.

Typical screenshot of 'You have commited a network crime! trojan':

Use Step 1a if you are unable to run any programs on the infected computer.

Step 1a: If you are able to run programs on the infected computer, skip this step and go to Step 1 below. If you are not able to run programs, click here for instructions on how to restart your computer in Safe Mode with Networking. Once you are logged in Safe Mode, you can download SpyNoMore. Simply run SpyNoMore in Safe Mode to remove the infection. You do not need to follow any of the steps below.

Use Step 1 if you are able to run programs on the infected computer.

Step 1: Download Vkill. If you cannot download Vkill directly to the infected computer, you can download it onto a clean computer and transfer it to the infected computer (by using a network or a flash drive).

Step 2: Double-click Vkill several quick times in a row to disable 'You have commited a network crime! trojan'. Make sure to save any unsaved work before you do that.

PLEASE NOTE: The purpose of double-clicking Vkill several times is to work around the infection's blocking ability, so make sure to keep double-clicking on Vkill until a notepad text file opens up. This text file will list the names of the processes killed. Once you see the text file, you can proceed to step 3 below. If you have clicked Vkill several times quickly and you still do not see a notepad text file open up, rename Vkill to 'iexplore' and try again.

Step 3: Once 'You have commited a network crime! trojan' has been disabled by Vkill, you can download and run SpyNoMore. SpyNoMore will download updates then scan your computer and if 'You have commited a network crime! trojan' is present, SNM will detect it and you will be able to see either 'You have commited a network crime! trojan' or Ransomware in the scan results. These are the same product. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29.95 (or $39.95 for 3 computers). In all cases, you will be able to see the infection in the free version scan results.

Step 4: After the scan is completed, click on Remove Spyware to purchase a 1-year SpyNoMore license. Your payment will be processed securely by Regnow.com (a Digital River company) who are considered to be among the most secure online payment processors in the industry. More details on Digital River Regnow here.

You have committed network crime

Posted on: Mar 12, 2011

You have committed network crime! is a new scam trojan that uses a very blunt approach to make some money. It infects computers and bluntly asks for money to remove itself. The message used by this ransomware is titled "You have committed network crime!". The body of the message reads says "We have established that, while surfing the internet, you were watching materials with pornographic content (including homosexual content pornography), also you were downloading unlicensed software, movies and music". The message goes on to say how "Found example on your personal computer will be serving as material evidence in a court".

This ransomware is nothing but a scam. To remove You have committed network crime!, please follow the steps below.

Typical screenshot of 'You have committed network crime! trojan':

Use Step 1a if you are unable to run any programs on the infected computer.

Step 1a: If you are able to run programs on the infected computer, skip this step and go to Step 1 below. If you are not able to run programs, click here for instructions on how to restart your computer in Safe Mode with Networking. Once you are logged in Safe Mode, you can download SpyNoMore. Simply run SpyNoMore in Safe Mode to remove the infection. You do not need to follow any of the steps below.

Use Step 1 if you are able to run programs on the infected computer.

Step 1: Download Vkill. If you cannot download Vkill directly to the infected computer, you can download it onto a clean computer and transfer it to the infected computer (by using a network or a flash drive).

Step 2: Double-click Vkill several quick times in a row to disable 'You have committed network crime! trojan'. Make sure to save any unsaved work before you do that.

PLEASE NOTE: The purpose of double-clicking Vkill several times is to work around the infection's blocking ability, so make sure to keep double-clicking on Vkill until a notepad text file opens up. This text file will list the names of the processes killed. Once you see the text file, you can proceed to step 3 below. If you have clicked Vkill several times quickly and you still do not see a notepad text file open up, rename Vkill to 'iexplore' and try again.

Step 3: Once 'You have committed network crime! trojan' has been disabled by Vkill, you can download and run SpyNoMore. SpyNoMore will download updates then scan your computer and if 'You have committed network crime! trojan' is present, SNM will detect it and you will be able to see either 'You have committed network crime! trojan' or Ransomware in the scan results. These are the same product. Please note that the free version of SpyNoMore will only show you the detections. In order to remove the infection you need to purchase a 1-year license which costs $29.95 (or $39.95 for 3 computers). In all cases, you will be able to see the infection in the free version scan results.

Step 4: After the scan is completed, click on Remove Spyware to purchase a 1-year SpyNoMore license. Your payment will be processed securely by Regnow.com (a Digital River company) who are considered to be among the most secure online payment processors in the industry. More details on Digital River Regnow here.

yourieprotect

Yourieprotect (yourieprotect.com and yourieprotect.net) is a computer hijack that is the result of the ZLOB Trojan. The ZLOB Trojan is a trojan disguised as a media codec. It infects computers and generates warning messages announcing the infection, then directs users to download fake anti-spyware and anti-virus products from a host of websites among which is yourieprotect.com. ZLOB Trojan promotes several rogue products such as Pest Wipe, Virus Burst, Virus burster, WinAntiSpyware, Virus Blast, SpywareStrike, SpyAxe, SpyTrooper, Malware Wipe, Adware Punisher, Spy iBlock and SpyGuard. It is highly recommended to remove yourieprotect trojan as it also transfers information from the infected computer to unknown servers which makes it a potential for data theft. By removing the Zlob trojan, you also rid your computer of yourieprotect.com hijacker.

Many of these rogue websites that result from ZLOB infection look similar to screenshot below.

youriesafety

Youriesafety (youriesafety.com and youriesafety.net) is a computer hijack that is the result of the ZLOB Trojan. The ZLOB Trojan is a trojan disguised as a media codec. It infects computers and generates warning messages announcing the infection, then directs users to download fake anti-spyware and anti-virus products from a host of websites among which is youriesafety.com. ZLOB Trojan promotes several rogue products such as Pest Wipe, Virus Burst, Virus burster, WinAntiSpyware, Virus Blast, SpywareStrike, SpyAxe, SpyTrooper, Malware Wipe, Adware Punisher, Spy iBlock and SpyGuard. It is highly recommended to remove youriesafety trojan as it also transfers information from the infected computer to unknown servers which makes it a potential for data theft. By removing the Zlob trojan, you also rid your computer of youriesafety.com hijacker.

Many of these rogue websites that result from ZLOB infection look similar to screenshot below.

Youriesecure

Youriesecure (youriesecure.com and youriesecure.net) is a computer hijack that is the result of the ZLOB Trojan. The ZLOB Trojan is a trojan disguised as a media codec. It infects computers and generates warning messages announcing the infection, then directs users to download fake anti-spyware and anti-virus products from a host of websites among which is youriesecure.com. ZLOB Trojan promotes several rogue products such as Pest Wipe, Virus Burst, Virus burster, WinAntiSpyware, Virus Blast, SpywareStrike, SpyAxe, SpyTrooper, Malware Wipe, Adware Punisher, Spy iBlock and SpyGuard. It is highly recommended to remove youriesecure trojan as it also transfers information from the infected computer to unknown servers which makes it a potential for data theft. By removing the Zlob trojan, you also rid your computer of youriesecure.com hijacker.

Many of these rogue websites that result from ZLOB infection look similar to screenshot below.

1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9