Friday, April 17, 2009

HomeAntivirus 2009

HomeAntivirus 2009 is a rogue antispyware, a complete scam that should not be trusted. Home Antivirus 2009 is from the same family as XP Antispyware 2009, another nasty rogue used by cyber thieves to scam people out of their money.


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HomeAntivirus 2009 makes it's way onto computer systems via Trojans that display warnings that state the computer is at risk. Once HomeAntivirus 2009 is installed on a PC it will install files on the system that are harmless, but will report back in a system scan as infections. HomeAntivirus 2009 displays falsified system scans and pop up warnings to frighten users into buying the software.

If you are infected, or have symptoms of HomeAntivirus 2009, you can use VIPRE Antivirus to quickly and easily remove HomeAntivirus 2009 from your computer.

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3 comments:

  1. As per fair use guidelines, please change this blog post to only use a paragraph from my guide with an included link back to the source. I do not give permission for you to copy the entire guide to your site.

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  2. Hello
    Files in the different Windows systems folder have random filenames.
    Also note that a Policy is created:

    [HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]
    "ForceClassicControlPanel"=0x00000001

    ForceClassicControlPanel key should be removed.

    Regards
    S!Ri

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  3. Originally I had posted some content from BleepingComputer to show the files this rogue install during installation and examples of the warnings, but after getting a notice from BleepingComputer.com, I have since removed them. Form more info on the files this rogue installs during installation please visit BleepingComputer.com

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