Spyware Guide

[z1gg33]

"The SpywareGuide List of Products is one of the single largest source of Greynet intelligence. This is a continual list of spyware, adware, malware, keyloggers, trojans, dialers and more. If you are looking for information on a product that you have found on your PC, this is the place to start"




edit: this might only be a good guide to get an explanation of what you have, as the removal methods ALL seem to point to 3 companies/products that require $$$ (sorry)

[myf360f1]

Thanks for posting it Zigg at least we can add it as a database to reference too

[z1gg33]

Cheers mtf360...... i posted a little too quick....doh!... if no good request mod to nuke post. I'm only interested in stuff that works, and is relatively in-expensive

[z1gg33]

This may be worth a read as well. (its a little old but on general glance seems solid info)

[James121]

Find out exactly what spyware is, how it differs from adware and what kinds of things could indicate an infection. We also name and shame some of the nasty culprits and give you detailed information on how these pests access your system. Seek and destroy: We've seen a lot of programs jumping on the spyware-removal bandwagon these days and it's hard to know what to use. Here, we tell you how to choose a good spyware removal program and give you our verdict on the top three programs to get the job done. Be proactive: Whether you have software to protect yourself or not, steering clear of spyware is a practice you should exercise in the everyday use of your computer. Here we go over some simple but very effective methods of avoiding contact with spyware.

[mickstv]

Hi z1gg33, I normally go into the website linked below. Lots of good information well worth putting into favourites.









MIckstv

[roosta]

Bookmarked. Very nice z1ggy

RoOSTA

[vlada]

"The SpywareGuide List of Products is one of the single largest source of Greynet intelligence. This is a continual list of spyware, adware, malware, keyloggers, trojans, dialers and more. If you are looking for information on a product that you have found on your PC, this is the place to start"




edit: this might only be a good guide to get an explanation of what you have, as the removal methods ALL seem to point to 3 companies/products that require $$$ (sorry)

Thank you very much for the extremely useful information. But regarding to the constant update of viruses, spaware and so on, what has to be done to use this information successfully?

[z1gg33]

malwarebytes for most needs I think.