AntiVirus 2009 - Avoid these Fake Antivirus Trojan attacks

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Smart Antivirus 2009 - Another new variant to avoid

Harry Waldron - Microsoft MVP Blog — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 14:34:55 GMT

This software should be avoided if it is offered via a pop-up. As it simulates a message users might

Smart Antivirus 2009 - Another new variant to avoid

Harry Waldron - Microsoft MVP Blog — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 12:48:07 GMT

This software should be avoided if it is offered via a pop-up. As it simulates a message users might

re: AntiVirus 2009 - Avoid these Fake Antivirus Trojan attacks

chris surowiec — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:52:33 GMT

I just triggered popups for fake "Antivirus 2009" by clicking on Google search results for free clip art. I shut down Explorer without activating the purported protection, and am running McAfee's virus scan/antivirus tool. I buy and consistently update conventional virus protection subscriptions for all my computers. I doubt that my encounter caused me much harm, but I concur that the counterfeit Microsoft graphics on the popups were pretty damn convincing, even to someone who's been online since 1996.