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Sponsored links Do you like the free information? Help keep it going Learn more about online Backups Below View - Virtual Tour of the Data Centers View - Slideshow T Are you getting Errors & pop ups like this? Is your computer slow and not responding? Does your PC restart or shut down properly? You may have Virus Infections! We can  help! (learn more) Infection Definitions Adware Adware (or spyware) is a small program that is designed to show advertisements (in various form and degrees of intrusiveness) on your computer. It often reports personal information back to its owners. As a result your sense of privacy can be violated. Backdoor A backdoor is a small malicious program that is used to gain access to a computer by bypassing the computer access security mechanisms. It gives the attacker almost unlimited rights. While it can be used to spy on a user, it is mainly used to install other malware on the system. Heuristic A technique designed to detect malware by empirical means but without having the specific data. Malware A generic name for all types of malicious programs: adware, backdoors, rogues, trojans, viruses and worms. Rogue A rogue program is a malicious program that is disguised, for instance, as trustworthy anti-spyware programs or registry cleaners. But these programs are only put on the market to scare you into buying these programs because they make exaggerated claims about the safety of your computer or, worse still, give erroneous scan results or put their own malware in your system. Trojan A trojan (or Trojan horse) is a small malicious program that pretends to have a particular function, but that only shows its real purpose after execution and that purpose is often destructive. Trojans cannot multiply themselves, which differentiates them from viruses and worms. Virus A virus is a small malicious program that multiplies and is capable to attach itself to other programs after being executed. It then causes an infection and causes various degrees of damage to your computer. Worm A worm is often characterized as a malicious application that will use a host machine to infect other machines. Therefore worms can create enormous damage on networks with multiple computers. Rootkit A rootkit is a software system that consists of a program or combination of several programs designed to hide or obscure the fact that a system has been compromised.  In March 2009, researcher published details of a BIOS-level rootkit for PC's that is able to survive harddisk replacement and re-installation of the operating system. Call (503) 383-9785 Email admin@nicklockard.com

Internet Security 2010 Removal According: to bleepingcomputer.com, 2-spyware.com & nicklockard.com Internet Security 2010 is a rogue antivirus program. Lets book an appointment and get rid of this fake program from your computer as soon as possible. Internet Security 2010 is a clone of Advanced Virus Remover malware & security tool. If you take a closer look, you will see that both programs use the same graphical user interface. This rogue application is promoted through the user of Trojans. Most of the time, Trojans have to be manually installed and come from various misleading websites, for example fake online anti-malware scanners. Once installed, Internet Security 2010 will imitate a system scan and report many false system security threats. Then it will ask you to pay for a full version of the program to remove those security threats or infections. However, do not buy it, this is a scam. If you or anyone you know has bought this program or if you have entered any personal information such as passwords, bank accounts etc.. This infection will compromise them.  The safest way to fix the issues is to manually remove this infection. Most systems with this infection is also infected with other types of malware. When running, Internet Security 2010 will also display fake security alerts. Those alerts will state that IS2010 (Internet Security 2010) has found critical vulnerabilities on your computer. The rogue program displays these infections: Rogue:W32/XPAntivirus.gen! AdWare.Win32.Zwangi Trojan-Spy.HTML.Visafraud.a Worm:W32/Agent Trojan-PSW.W32/Steam Net-Worm.Win32.DipNet.d Trojan-Dropper:W32/Trojan-Dropper Worm:W32/Downadup.gen Trojan-Downlaoder:W32/Fakerean.gen!A Net-Worm.Win32.Mytob.t Trojan-Spy.Win32.Hookit.11 Trojan-Clicker.HTML.IFrame.g Virus:W32/Alman.b Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Agent.sd Email-Worm.Win32NetSky.q riskware.Win32 Rootkit.win32.agent The supposed infections are usually detected in Windows System or System32 folder. If you decide to remove these infections with Internet Security 2010, you will get an activation windows with further information what to do. This fake window states that currently installed version of Internet Security 2010 is for trial purpose only. You have to buy an activation code to remove the infections, which of course do not even exist. Warning do NOT buy this software, it will steal your credit card info. Call (503) 383-9785 Email admin@nicklockard.com Internet Security 2010 will also run in safe mode and it will display fake notifications from Windows Taskbar. The fake notifications state: System warning! Your computer is infected! Windows has detected an infection of spyware! It is recommended to use special antispyware tools to prevent data loss. Windows will now download and install the most up-to-data antispyware for you. System warning! Intercepting programs that may compromise your privacy and harm your system has been detected on your PC. It's highly recommended you scan your PC right now. System warning! Continue working in unprotected mode is very dangerous. Virus can damage your confidential data and work on your computer. Click here to protect your computer At the same time you will be taken to the pay page of the Internet Security 2010. It is shown in the image below. As you can see, it costs $49.95 dollars and even state that now they include AVG Firewall and Email Protection for free. That's obviously not true.  Internet Security 2010 does not include any part of AVG, this is just another lie designed to trick you into buying this fraudulent program. You may also noticed when you try and open up programs such as taskmanger, regedit, malwaerbytes, any other security program along with other programs in general the infection will server up this warning and block it from running: If you wish to try and fix this issue by your self you can try the following.  Warning do so at your own risk.  I recommend allowing professional help.  If not you risk data loss, and you risk damaging the computer making it not responed and may not startup. Listed below is some of the known locations of this infection: c:\documents and settings\Test User\Desktop\Internet Security 2010.lnk c:\documents and settings\Test User\Start Menu\Internet Security 2010.lnk c:\program files\InternetSecurity2010 c:\program files\InternetSecurity2010\IS2010.exe c:\program files\SGPSA c:\windows\Downloaded Program Files\popcaploader.inf c:\windows\Microsoft.NET\nimarab.bak1 c:\windows\Microsoft.NET\nimarab.bak2 c:\windows\Microsoft.NET\nimarab.tmp c:\windows\system32\bszip.dll c:\windows\system32\bunefife.dll c:\windows\system32\uttss.bak1 c:\windows\system32\uttss.bak2 c:\windows\system32\uttss.ini c:\windows\system32\uttss.ini2 c:\windows\system32\uttss.tmp c:\windows\system32\winhelper86.dll c:\windows\system32\winlogon86.exe c:\windows\system32\winupdate86.exe c:\windows\system32\zugovela.dll c:\windows\Tasks\hdpcddyn.job c:\windows\Tasks\wpwfkgwk.job BHO-{c2c59d47-6785-48ec-8857-311aed106954} - yipiwopa.dll Toolbar-Locked - (no file) WebBrowser-{604BC32A-9680-40D1-9AC6-E06B23A1BA4C} - (no file) HKLM-Run-kazodusuk - c:\windows\system32\bunefife.dll HKLM-Run-tokevohisi - lenamahi.dll SharedTaskScheduler-{c8d2c1bd-f1f0-4a16-8cc9-a4a03da8a5fe} - c:\windows\system32\bunefife.dll SSODL-fagimufud-{c8d2c1bd-f1f0-4a16-8cc9-a4a03da8a5fe} - c:\windows\system32\bunefife.dll