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Ms Mindy Matter's Articles in Spyware and Viruses

  • Does Spyware Protect Actually Protect?
    Rogue antivirus programs love to use pop-ups to persuade computer users to buy their full software versions. And they can be very convincing too. It is important to learn how to recognize the rogue from the real and avoid installing useless software onto your computer. Programs like Spyware Protect offer to provide great protection but manage only to leave an empty space in your wallet.
  • IE Security: Not the Security You Were Hoping For
    Pop-ups, slow computers, a hijacked homepage – what could be going on with your computer? These signs point to the presence of a rogue antivirus program. There are a variety of these programs, all of which share the goal of persuading computer users to buy their expensive software. IE Security is one of these programs that it pays to be able to recognize and avoid.
  • Removing a Remover – SpywareRemover 2009
    If you’re like most computer owners these days, you’re probably a bit concerned about spyware and malware. Given the damage these kinds of applications can do, it’s hard not to be worried about it. Staying safe is easy with antispyware applications, but it’s not as simple as just grabbing the first convincing application you see, though. SpywareRemover 2009 is one application that probably won’t help much in your fight against spyware, and if it’s part of your hard drive, removing it is the best move you can make.
  • Doctor, Doctor, What’s Ailing Me? It Might Be Malware Doctor!
    Lots of people are worried about computer security today, but there are several programs out there that suggest they can provide the security you need, yet aren’t able to live up to their claims. Malware Doctor is one of those programs, and if you find it is installed on your computer, your best bet is delete it as soon as possible.
  • How to Protect Your PC Against Computer Worms
    It seems that computer worms have been around almost as long as the web itself. Just a few years ago, users were worried about MyDoom. Before that, it was fear over SoBig, the SQL Slammer Worm, and the Blaster Worm. In 1999, it was the Melissa Worm. At the heart of the matter is the computer worms themselves. Unlike viruses, worms are programs that can make copies of themselves across any given network.
  • How to protect your PC against Adware
    While many might believe that software smart enough to only show you websites and advertisements tailored to your needs is the best thing that could happen, those who have actually experienced adware may disagree. Adware is a piece of software that automatically shows advertisements after the software is installed. It can show them while you’re online or offline, often in the form of a pop up. In many cases adware is installed without your knowledge or consent. In some cases, adware only works with a specific application, like your web browser. In many other cases, though, once installed, adware will constantly display advertisements of all types any time the computer is one. This can not only cause privacy concerns, but it can also use valuable system resources. As a result, protecting your PC against adware is a good idea. Following these steps may help.
  • Protect Your PC Against Unwanted Toolbars
    Browser toolbars can be very helpful. They can make short work of internet searches and keep some of your favorite utilities close at hand. However, some toolbars are not what they seem. While some are helpful amenities, others can compromise the security of your PC.

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