just observed; there seems to be a proliferation of threads in the malaware log section on whatever this spyax delight is;can someone enlighten me? I presume it is something I would not wish to have on my pc; 
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Spyaxe; what is it?
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AndyAtHull
SpyAxe - desktop hijacking, aggressive/deceptive advertising
Read about SpyAxe on here:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Spyware/?p=702
Hope this is what you are looking for
Read about SpyAxe on here:
http://blogs.zdnet.com/Spyware/?p=702
Hope this is what you are looking for
thanks for that; it sounds like a rather nasty deceptive piece of work, or am I wrong?
AndyAtHull
Well it is one of these things that doesnt delete easy. When you just try to delete it in Add/Remove and fix it in HJT. It can come back.
A entry in a HJT log. Mostly 02 04 20. Shows signs of the infection. With a great tool by one of the experts here sorts it out. You still have to fix it with HJT.
Not something I would like on my computer anyway...Blahh
A entry in a HJT log. Mostly 02 04 20. Shows signs of the infection. With a great tool by one of the experts here sorts it out. You still have to fix it with HJT.
Not something I would like on my computer anyway...Blahh
AndyAtHull
"AndyAtHull" wrote:Well it is one of these things that doesnt delete easy. When you just try to delete it in Add/Remove and fix it in HJT. It can come back.
A entry in a HJT log. Mostly 02 . Shows signs of the infection. With a great tool by one of the experts here sorts it out. You still have to fix it with HJT.
Not something I would like on my computer anyway...Blahh
"AndyAtHull" wrote:"AndyAtHull" wrote:Well it is one of these things that doesnt delete easy. When you just try to delete it in Add/Remove and fix it in HJT. It can come back.
A entry in a HJT log. Mostly 02 . Shows signs of the infection. With a great tool by one of the experts here sorts it out. You still have to fix it with HJT.
Not something I would like on my computer anyway...Blahh
sory; why has the posting been repeated? or have I missed the point here?
and there are a lot of threads on the HJT section on the topic of spyaxe; sounds a rogue
AndyAtHull
I'm not sure why it got repeated.
SpyAxe is on Spyware Warriors Rogue list. Very Rogue
http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm
SpyAxe is on Spyware Warriors Rogue list. Very Rogue
http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm
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The trick here is that the Spyaxe people infect your computer and then tell you that you are. Then they offer you several of their pay programs to get you clean.
The trick here is that the Spyaxe people infect your computer and then tell you that you are. Then they offer you several of their pay programs to get you clean.
"Nick-YF19" wrote:
The trick here is that the Spyaxe people infect your computer and then tell you that you are. Then they offer you several of their pay programs to get you clean.
Can anyone get any lower as to create a problem intentionaly then ask for money to fix it....
AndyAtHull
That is the way they operate. Many others out there. Just for money.
But, then again, this is why you have us.
Trained to sniff out these scumbags and send them packing.
I'm suprised the guy who registered the domain isn't getting hate mail for it yet. I mean, they exposed who the registrar for security2k.net (the site in the picture from the link) is, telephone number and all.
Trained to sniff out these scumbags and send them packing.
I'm suprised the guy who registered the domain isn't getting hate mail for it yet. I mean, they exposed who the registrar for security2k.net (the site in the picture from the link) is, telephone number and all.