SEO Poisoning, The latest CSI episode or just kids with to much time?

SEO Poisoning, Sounds like a murder mystery for Sherlock Holmes or Gil Grissom (Though I like Abby on NCIS better). In fact it is the art of getting websites that will make you infect your computer with Rogue AV's to the top of very recently popular searches. Rogue Anti Viruses are really Viruses Desqused as Anti Viruses and will cost you Money, Stress, and Time. The rogue AV will say your infected with a large number of Viruses usually Trojans and will then say to remove them you need to buy the full version. This in turn means you enter your credit card information and hit the Buy button, then, wait, and nothing happens. It does not activate or remove the viruses, in fact it sent your credit card information to the writters of the virus. They now have your CC Info and you still have the virus. All because you were searching for the latest gossip about some famous person, or the latest game scores, or the olympic outcomes, while the games are actually still playing. That is what SEO Poisoning is, not you getting upset and feeding your marketer Hemlock cause your google rank is not high enough. So what does this mean? It means that even though you just heard about it today or that the big game is on and your looking for the latest instant replay, you could still be searching for trouble and find it in the form of a computer virus.

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System Defender and Other Rogue Antiviruses on the rise.

Rogue Antiviruses are actually a Virus themselves. Youer surfing along and you get a "system" alert saying a spyware operation is in progress, click ok to start System Defender. Then you got some seemingly windows security tool telling you everything is a virus and blocking you from doing anything at all. These are designed to do one thing get you to buy thier tool, that never activates even after you give them your credit card. Yeah, thats right, it is your credit card numbers they are after. If you get a box like this

 

Then DO NOT CLICK ON IT, it is the method of infection, instead just shut down and reboot, even if you have to just use the power button. It is safer to hard boot the computer than to install that virus. In the last week i have seen more than just a few of these cases now.

Now it is not like I dont mind the work, if it was not for things like this I would have less, but i hate having the cussing from the customer when they find out that no anti-virus software will clean or prevent this one yet. It is propigated by user error and designed to get your credit card number and wreak havoc until it does. It is not a browser exploit or system flaw, it is just that mean and nasty.

You do not want any form of this program, I have removed successfully every copy over the last 2 years I have seen of it but one, and that was on a cash register at a restaurant. The reason I could not remove it was the system would not allow me to boot into safe mode. So if you do get this or a variation of it, you need an experience expert because it has to be manually removed.

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