Archive for March 29th, 2007

Malware makers are actively using social engineering to trick people into downloading and installing malicious software positioned as something useful and irreplaceable. They don't bother writing sophisticated viruses and worms any more. Now it's all about frauds.
You have probably seen hundreds of corrupt spyware removers, bogus registry cleaners and fake video codecs. Some time ago […]

If you didn't notice, SpyLocked has been renamed to Spyware Locked recently. This name change is easily explained. Spyware Locked is actually an updated variant of SpyLocked - some minor, mostly cosmetic changes have been introduced in order to avoid detection by legitimate spyware removers. The application is downloaded from the same web site as […]