This article is for informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended as a Virus removal guide.

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Ever find your computer Running Slow and you are not sure WHY?

For starters, here are a few programs to AVOID.

1. Recently Added: Security Essentials 2010 (files to look for: SE2010.exe, fibumazi.dll, net.net, etc.)
2. Recently Added: Alpha AntiVirus (files to look for: alpha.exe, AlphaAnt.job, etc.)
3. Recently Added: AntiVirus Plus (files to look for: AntiVirus Plus.70700.dll, avp.exe, etc.)
4. Recently Added: Personal Security (files to look for: psecurity.exe, win32extension.dll, etc.)
5. Recently Added: True Warrior - Live PC Care (files to look for: 82.mof, LPb3b7.exe, vd952342.bd, etc.)
6. Recently Added: Internet Security 2010 (files to look for: winupdate86.exe , winhelper86.dll, winlogon86.exe, is2010.exe, etc.)
7. Recently Added: Control Center (files to look for: ccagent.exe , ccmain.exe, settings.ini, uninstall.exe, etc.)
8. Recently Added: Cyber Protection System (files to look for: cs.exe, etc.)
9. : Safety Center (files to look for: start.exe , main.ico, tst.exe, protector.exe.)
10. : Security Tool (files to look for: randomly generated .exe file, see link for details etc.)
11. : Windows Police Pro (files to look for: Windows Police Pro.exe , msvcr80.dll, msvcp80.dll, msvcm80.dll, etc.)
12. : GreenAV ( files to look for: GreenAV_Install[?].exe, exdll.dll, nsis.hdr, etc.)
13. : Protection System (files to look for: psystem.exe, coreext.dll, firewall.dll, etc.)
14. : Windows Security Suite (files to look for: wi904c.exe, ANTIGEN.exe, SICKBOY.exe, etc.)
15. : MS AntiSpyware 2009 (files to look for: msas2009.exe, etc.)
16. : WinPC Defender (files to look for: pcdefender.exe, etc.)
17. : Personal Antivirus (files to look for: pav.exe, etc.)
18. : Internet Antivirus Pro (files to look for: IAPro.exe, etc.)
19. : AntiSpyware Pro (files to look for: AntiSpyware Pro.exe, ASProSB.dll, etc.)
20. AntiVirus360 Read more Below. (files to look for: av360.exe, winconfig.dll, etc.)
21. NewDotNet (files to look for: nnrun.exe, nncore.dll, etc.)
22. Antivirus 2009 Read more Below.   (files to look for: av2009.exe, etc.)
23. webHancer Agent  (files to look for: whagent.exe, almightyads.com, etc.)
24. VirusRemover2008  (files to look for: VirusRemover2008_Setup_Free_en.exe, etc.)
25. VirusTrigger 2.1  (files to look for: VirusTriggerBin.exe, VirusTriggerBinWarning.dll, etc.) 
26. Network Monitor  (files to look for: netmon.exe, etc.) 
27. Other Files to look for: (svchstb.dll, freescan.htm)
28. Win32.Netsky.Q  (files to look for: fhexj*.exe, etc.) 
    

Today we are going to give you some information to help you keep your PC free of Malware, Viruses and Spyware. Here are a few names to kick around FOR NOW.

The new face of AntiVirus 2009 (Read more about AntiVirus 2009 below) is AntiVirus 360 (av360.exe)
It has all the goodies of the old version with some new names. I guess these people are getting paid? Be very cautious about installing . If installed you may see
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Below are a Few ScreenShots.
  
 
  
 

1. winconfig.dll   299,088 bytes   CLSID: D263FA6D-84CC-48A8-9AF6-C664362B7A5B

Find more information on Av360 here

AntiVirus 2009 (FAKE SCANNER)

IF YOU SEE A LINK LIKE THIS DON'T CLICK ON IT.

1. "http://protectedinternet.cn/firstrun.php ?product=%product%& aff=%aff%&update=%update%&crypt=g"
   
2. http://microsoft.securityinfohelp.com/2009/presale.php ?aid=&u=2

Name: 4c23ed73
Type: REG_SZ
Data: rundll32.exe "C:\WINDOWS\system32\djcrocjg.dll",b

Name: BM4f10deef
Type: REG_SZ
Data: Rundll32.exe "C:\WINDOWS\system32\gkovpwci.dll",s

Name: pPath
Type: REG_SZ
Data: "C:\Program Files\Antivirus 2009\av2009.exe"

Lastly, you may want to look for the following files and verify that they are legit. They are usually in the C:\WINNT\System32\ OR C:\Windows\System32\  folder.

1. mmeluy.dll   129,024 bytes   CLSID: e7fccdac-0d16-ed2b-e1f4-6fff9b54ace9 AND 9eca45b9-fff6-4f1e-b2de-61d0cadccf7e
2. winsystems.dll   297,472 bytes  CLSID: 0B014B81-4E12-46F9-806F-55867AF8FD3C

This is a nasty one (Risk Level:HIGH); usually passed through email attachments or maybe codecs. Once your PC is infected, the worm can scan your address book and send itself to all of your friends and colleagues. I guess you will know if they are really you friends when they get the email? This Email Worm is malicious and spreads without any help from the user. In addition to Email, Worms can use vulnerabilities of networks to self-perpetuate across any given network. Some worms can consume substantial amounts of your PC' s available assets making it agonizing to work with. Misery loves company. Don't forget, Worms, have friends and they are getting invited too. You may OR may not notice it. However, you may have programs with malicious intent installed on your computer that you did not install. Those are the friends!

If you have uninvited guests, StL MobileTech can help clean up the party!

Below are some file names that you can look for on your PC that are associated with this virus. We have also attached some screenshots.

 FHEXJ*.EXE

• C:\Documents and Settings\<USER NAME>\Application Data\Google\fhexj<NUMBERS>.exe
•  JBGDILHG.EXE
• UPD.EXE
• WJQS.EXE
•  helper.dll
• C:\WINDOWS\system32\mst122.dll (You may find it under C:\WINNT\system32\mst122.dll  as well)
• affected file SHUTDOWN.EXE
  

Remeber you can go to StL MobileTech's Free Download Center to get Free Programs to help you protect your computer by taking pre-emptive actions. These programs ONLY help protect your PC! Nothing more. You must ensure that your protection is updated regularly and that scans are performed regularly.

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