Awola is a rogue anti-spyware application released on September 24, 2007. Awola Antispyware 6.0 usually makes its way to your computer by exploiting various web-browser security holes or via such malware parasites as trojans, but it can also be manually downloaded and installed, usually from the Awola homepage or various websites of questionable security.
When active, Awola uses heinous tactics, such as falsified scan reports and fake system notifications to make you to buy the full version. All the threats this parasite displays in its scan reports are fake, and some malware threats may be even installed by Awola itself.
DO NOT download or buy Awola Antispyware 6.0, and if you have been infected, remove it and block its domain using your HOSTS file.
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