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Some of these amazing space pics seem to have a supernatural aura about them, especially the very last one. Amazing Space Pics

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To all the smarty pants that beat my score. The pic below is of a lady holding on to a pole with her elbow. If you disagree then I think you may need to see an optometrist!

Even though I only use an AV/AS for cleanups of other machines, yep, time for a restart I think.

Reported on Malwarebyte's Forum. Rogue.AndromedaAv Date spotted: First seen on 2008-08-26. Last seen on 2008-08-28. Detection statistics: This object is 0.00% of all objects detected. 394 instances detected worldwide.

Came across this antispyware review site which promotes/reviews five Antispyware apps with all of them being ROGUE applications. If you ever come across the pic below of the fella scratching his head then it's probably a rogue site. Malwarebyte's Antimalware has all of them in it's database. Alert Spy Pest Bot Pest Protector Spy Destroy Spyware Remover hxxp://stoand.bezoogle.com/pp/anti-spyware/

Good article with heaps of screenies of the rogue XP Antivirus and the tricks these rogues use to rip off the unwary. Might add that I do go to these sort of sites quite often and FF's noscript stops the lot in that I have to allow the site through noscript in order to see what's gonna happen. Anatomy of a Rogue Security App.

May not be appropriate so please delete if offensive. Can you tell the difference?

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I think MBAM is geared more towards being a specialist Trojan/Antispyware/Rogue Remover rather than your conventional Virii. If you ever come across anything suspect you could upload to MBAM for them to have a look at and maybe inclusion to MBAM's detection/removal data base.

The new fella with the walking skeleton avatar over at MBAM's forum may be someone we know as well.

Try opening your internet options and deleting everything you can from there first then try another scan with CC.

Malwarebytes are on to it and ran it here as well. Forum Included in Detections

Malwarebytes Antimalware is one of the best going. Most Antivirus/Antimalware are useless against a zero day attack but I do use these apps to clean up other machines.

You could upload the file/files to Virus Total for a scan with 30 or so AV engines. Virus Total If they come up suspect then maybe follow the guide "Please Read This First" in the Spyware Hell part of this forum. Spyware Hell

Isn't SuperAdblocker made by SuperAntispyware?

Sorry Tom can't really help as I haven't had the same scenario to go by. Hazel's advice in posting over at SB's forum should be beneficial. Tzuk, the developer, is a decent fellow in trying to sort users probs plus there are some very capable helpers as well. No need to register as you can post as a guest. The thread "Official Version 3.00 and Later" is where to post and you can also download the latest beta from the sticky at the top which are usually stable. SB's Forum

I followed the search suggestions in the article and they would certainly fool the unaware into thinking they were infected and needed the rogue app to clean up. Trend Article

You could try scans with MBAM and SAS which should be beneficial.

Thanks Yo, bookmarked. One of my favourites below. Malwarebytes Newest Threats

No common sense here Dennis as I'm always downloading/testing and visiting malware related sites. If anyone has any gooduns, please pm me the links.

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I let the CNN email come through and followed the link which asks you to download the latest flash player. Virus Total An application.exe named adobe_flash is then downloaded which will unload malware if executed.

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