It’s always interesting to watch what little hooks and schemes the malware industry has cooked up in an attempt to better bait the public and the new Anti-Virus-1 package doesn’t disappoint. AV-1 is a cute mixture of scareware and malware, and while we’ve seen XP Antivirus playing this turf for years, AV-1 adopts a few new tactics of its own.
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Basically, this is a totally safe string of text that your AV (antivirus program) will recognize as a virus. Its used to tell if AV’s are working properly. If it doesn’t work out, you might want to consider getting another AV. Here is the text below. Be sure to get rid of all spaces between [...]
Basically, this is a totally safe string of text that your AV (antivirus program) will recognize as a virus. Its used to tell if AV’s are working properly. If it doesn’t work out, you might want to consider getting another AV. Here is the text below. Be sure to get rid of all spaces between [...]
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Some of the most prolific and recognizable malware disbursed by Russian and East European cyber crime groups purposefully avoids infecting computers if the program detects the potential victim is a native resident. But evidence from the Conficker worm — which by some estimates is infecting more than one million new PCs each day — shows that trend may be shifting