spycrush

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Google for: remove spycrush
and you'll come up with much information.
|I need help to remove spycrush from my computer!!!!
 
Actually, going to bleeping and downloading the fix, it had another type of
spyware in it that both McAfee and Norton flipped out about. Spycrush is
trojan and bleeping sends me to more trojans.
 
From: "ChrisP" <[email protected]>

| Actually, going to bleeping and downloading the fix, it had another type of
| spyware in it that both McAfee and Norton flipped out about. Spycrush is
| trojan and bleeping sends me to more trojans.
|

SpyCrush is non-viral malware that may contain a Trojan but in itself is not a Trojan it is
though non-viral malware.

Plaese define what you mean by "...bleeping and downloading the fix, it had another type of
spyware in it that both McAfee and Norton flipped out about. "

NO FIX, and I repeat, NO FIX at BleepingComputer.Com contains *any* spyware.

Be specific in your statements or please... don't spread FUD !
 
The "fix" at bleepingcomputer is itself a virus and will only infect your
computer further.
 
From: "Sick and Fing tired of Spycrush" <Sick and Fing tired of
(e-mail address removed)>

| The "fix" at bleepingcomputer is itself a virus and will only infect your
| computer further.
|
| "David H. Lipman" wrote:
|


That's BS ! Pure FUD.

BleepingComputer.Com is full of *QUALIFIED* personnel who will assist the infected in
removing complex malware infections.

BleepingComputer.Com; has not, will not and has *NEVER* spread viral or non-viral malware --
PERIOD.
 
As the owner of BleepingComputer.com and the writer of the guide, I thought
it would be beneficial for me to pop in here and squelch this before it gets
out of control.

SpyCrush is a rogue anti-spyware program that is typically installed without
your permission via Zlob trojans. Zlob trojans are programs that masquerade
as Windows video or audio codecs, password managers, etc but in reality do
not do anything but install this program along with other malware.

Smitfraudfix is a program designed to remove these types of programs and it
was created by a developer and security analyst named Siri. Included with
this program is a tool called process.exe that is used to kill processes.
It is a perfectly legitimate program, but as it is sometimes used by
hackers, it can be flagged by antivirus programs as a RiskTool. I repeat,
there is absolutely nothing at all malicious about this program and you
should allow it to run.

More information about process.exe and how it gets flagged when running
SmitFraudFix can be found towards the end of this link:

http://siri.geekstogo.com/SmitfraudFix.php

I hope this has helped clear up this confusion.

Lawrence Abrams

"Sick and Fing tired of Spycrush" <Sick and Fing tired of
(e-mail address removed)> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
 
From: "Lawrence Abrams" <[email protected]>

| As the owner of BleepingComputer.com and the writer of the guide, I thought
| it would be beneficial for me to pop in here and squelch this before it gets
| out of control.
|
| SpyCrush is a rogue anti-spyware program that is typically installed without
| your permission via Zlob trojans. Zlob trojans are programs that masquerade
| as Windows video or audio codecs, password managers, etc but in reality do
| not do anything but install this program along with other malware.
|
| Smitfraudfix is a program designed to remove these types of programs and it
| was created by a developer and security analyst named Siri. Included with
| this program is a tool called process.exe that is used to kill processes.
| It is a perfectly legitimate program, but as it is sometimes used by
| hackers, it can be flagged by antivirus programs as a RiskTool. I repeat,
| there is absolutely nothing at all malicious about this program and you
| should allow it to run.
|
| More information about process.exe and how it gets flagged when running
| SmitFraudFix can be found towards the end of this link:
|
| http://siri.geekstogo.com/SmitfraudFix.php
|
| I hope this has helped clear up this confusion.
|
| Lawrence Abrams

Pleasure to see you post here Lawrence and... Thank you.
 
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