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WinAntiSpyware 2007 is a fake application which notifies user, that his computer is infected with spyware. WinAntiSpyware 2007 may install spyware and adware into your computer.

Concentric's PEP is a suite of e-mail server security applications that features tools that allow SMBs to filter and authenticate incoming e-mail before reaching a user's e-mail server.

Motorola said it would pay about $1.80 per share in cash for each share of Terayon. The deal is expected to be neutral to Motorola's earnings per share in the first year following closing, excluding acquisition-related charges.

Google, which generates billions of dollars from online advertising, is racing to bring consumer services like search to the phone. Its rivals in this field include Yahoo Inc., which has made strides in the fast-emerging mobile Web market, and Microsoft Corp., which bought voice-recognition technology company Tellme Networks Inc. last month.

SpyLocker is only designed to fool computer users. It is a clone of other rogue anti-spyware programs such as SpyLocked, SpywareLocked and SpyDawn.

If you get infected with SpywareLocked, a fake security message similar to a Windows notification pops up saying your PC is infected with malware. This SpywareLocked message is used to lure you into purchasing, downloading and installing their program to remove the imaginary spyware.

SpyLocked is the newest release of another rogue anti-spyware program that may be downloaded and installed by a Trojan or through browser security exploits.

Microsoft Office apps can be crashed by attackers who feed the business applications malformed documents, Symantec reports.

SpyDawn is a rogue anti-spyware program associated with SpyCrush and VirusBurst. SpyDawn installs without your consent. It may hijack, redirect and change your browser.

AntiVermins, a clone of VirusBurster, is a rogue anti spyware program which pops up fake security warnings to trick you into buying their software. Be careful, AntiVermins is a security risk! AntiVermins is installed onto your machine without your knowledge with the help of trojans.

SpyMarshal is another rogue anti-spyware program from www.SpyMarshal.com that uses false positives in order to goad the user into purchasing its full version. SpyMarshal also uses inadequate scan reporting that the user would think his computer is infected with a large number of malware variants. SpyMarshal may be distributed to your machine through trojans and other malware and is considered to be a serious threat, so we strongly recommend to remove it.

AntiVerminser is a remake of the nasty rogue anti-spyware program AntiVermins. Do not be deceived they both should not be trusted! AntiVerminser is a rogue anti-spyware program that installs a Trojan on your machine that displays a message on your system tray similar to a windows update notification.

VirusRescue does everything but rescue you from spyware. VirusRescue, another clone of SpywareQuake Trojan, is a rogue anti-spyware program that pretends to remove spyware only to trick you into purchasing their spyware program. VirusRescue may install a trojan known as Zlob on your computer without your permission.

PopCorn.net is a P2P program that offers a 3 day free trial download and is known to pop up billing reminders letting you know that you owe money. PopCorn.net fails to cancel the trial during the 3-day period which forces you to purchase the PopCorn.net software.

SystemDoctor, also known as ErrorSafe, is a rogue registry cleaner program that installs on your computer and runs fake security messages to persuade you into buying their software.

VirusBurst, a VirusBlast clone, is a rogue anti-spyware program that alleges to remove spyware only if you purchase the VirusBurst full version. Do not be fooled! The only task Virus Burst will execute is a "burst" of Spyware on your computer.

MovieLand, also known as MediaPass, is a P2P program that offers a 3 day free trial download and in return displays nonstop popups reminding you that you owe them money. Once MovieLand is installed, you’re exposed to annoying popups that take over the whole screen and keep reminding you that your payment is due following the trial.

AntiSpyware Soldier is a rogue anti-spyware program that installs a Trojan on your machine in order to lure you into buying their software. AntiSpyware Soldier Trojan pops up exaggerated error messages, displays fake spyware that it then detects, and uses this tactic to scare you into buying the AntiSpyware Soldier product.

MalwareWipe, also known as MalwareWiper, is a rogue anti-spyware program that tricks you into purchasing the full version in order to remove spyware.

PurityScan is an adware program that displays advertisements and may direct the your web browser to unsolicited websites. PurityScan automatically runs on every Windows startup and may install third party applications.

This is a rogue anti-spyware application that shows bogus security messages. The fake warnings are ads that are being shown by the SpyGuard trojan.

Seekmo is a search based advertising program which let’s the user have access to free content to display a large amount of pop-up ads. This program traces your searches so that it can display advertisements that fit you.

Mirar is adware which installs an Internet Explorer toolbar onto your system. Once Mirar is on your computer, it collrcts the sites you are visiting and what searches have been made so it can display ads generated from those findings.

RazeSpyware is a corrupt anti-spyware program that issues false positives. RazeSpyware does not actually detect or remove parasites, but targets harmless system and software objects as threats in attempt to trick you into purchasing the full version of RazeSpyware.

SpywareQuake is the latest rogue anti-spyware program on the Internet. SpywareQuake tricks you into purchasing it’s full version to resolve spyware problems that may not exist.