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Do you have an anti-spyware program installed on your computer? If your answer is no, then you are under a serious risk of being exposed to thousands of spyware and adware programs across the Internet. Just having an Antivirus installed is not enough! If you are a frequent Internet user then there is a desperate need for you to use a good anti-spyware program to protect your Computer from dangerous threats.

The following are some of the major risks of spywares

1. Spyware programs are designed specifically to monitor and record your behaviors, such as track websites you visit online, or monitor your use of other web-based programs.

2. Hackers mainly use spywares to steal sensitive information such as email passwords and credit card data. So it is a must to have an anti-spyware installed on your computer. Antivirus isn’t just enough today!

3. Spyware is also capable of performing activities such as completely shutting down your computer, or permanently erasing or damaging files. Valuable client files could be destroyed in a blink of an eye, making this type of spyware threat high-risk.

Did you know? Spywares are more dangerous than viruses. So, use a good anti-spyware to avoid the risk of being exposed to spywares.

I recommend the following anti-spyware programs.

1) NoAdware

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2) SpyNoMore

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Attention on new visitors: those 5000 “friends” you has on Facebook? They could actually be friends. In fact, try some of them are scammers to infect your computer with new virus dubbed “Koobface.

Koobface, which has wheels on MySpace, now worming its way through Facebook. Virus Koobface using Facebook’s private messages to infect computers via a shared video.

Unsuspecting users will see a video link (shared infected friend) with the message: “You look just gorgeous in this new film.” Click on the link will take you to external site where you said that you need to download the Flash update, which actually is a virus file. When the virus is installed, it will try to snatch sensitive data from your computer, such as credit card numbers.

In a way, a very old virus, but it seems like mass-mail worms, which used to infect Usenet and e-mail addresses. But it seems to be an effective tactic in the social network where private messages from friends more credible than traditional e-mail that even the most novice Internet users lost confidence.

With around 120 million users, Facebook is not only a potentially lucrative target, but also in general, are more naive, less internet-savvy users for virus programmers to barter.

McAfee Virus Watchdog blog reports that Facebook is ready Koobface attack, and already working on removing spam links from your system. But with dozens Koobface variants known to exist, McAfee warns that “the situation will probably get worse before it gets better.”

Until then the best way to avoid Koobface followed the tried and true rule of Internet safety: Never open unexpected e-mails, videos or other links, even if they are from someone you know.

Should Koobface worm infected PCs, security Facebook blog proposes to reset the password and the updated anti-virus software to clean the worm from the system

This is the worst virus announced by CNN it has been classified by Microsoft as the most destructive virus ever “burns” the whole hard disc C of your computer

You should be vigilant in the following days Do not open any message with an attachment called:
“Invitation” Who sent. It is a virus that opens an Olympic Torch which “burns” the whole hard disc C of your computer.

This virus will be received from a person your e-mail address in his / her contact list, that’s why you need to send this email to all your contacts.It is better to receive this message 25 times than to receive the virus and open it.If you receive an email called “invitation”, though sent by a friend, and not open the shutdown immediately.

This is the worst virus announced by CNN, it has been classified by Microsoft as the most destructive virus ever.This virus was discovered by McAfee yesterday, and there is no repair yet for this type of virus.

This virus simply destroys the Zero Sector of the hard disk where vital information is stored.

You really uncomportable with this virus?? I also really hate facing this, but I found the anti virus for harry potters virus …
Harry potter virus identifications as follows:

1. Make a master file in My Documents database.mdb
2. Create a file autorun.inf in every drive, flash disk, and folders
3. Making file Thumb.db (hati2 without the letter s) in each folder
4. Making file Microsoft.lnk and New Harry Potter and …. Lnk in each folder
5. Making copies of each folder with the extension. Lnk
6. In task manager there are services wscript.exe

Tips eradication:

1. Turn off System Restore .. (kilk right on my computer)
2. Turn off the virus wsrcipt.exe (C: \ WINDOWS \ System32 \ wscript.exe)
Can use Process Explorer or misc. tool in HijackThis ..
3. Delete virus files in the My Documents database.mdb ..
4. Remove duplicate files virus ..
Use the search facility in Windows ..
In the “More advanced options”, make sure the option “Search system folders” and “Search hidden files and folders “selected both ..
Search a file named autorun.inf size 8 KB
Search files with the name Thumb.db size 8 KB
Search files with the extensions. Lnk.lnk size 1 KB
Delete all files found ..
5. Remove Autorun registry created by using HijackThis virus ..Look at the HKCU \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run: associated with the file database.mdb

I hope this help you solve this ugly virus…