Fast Antivirus 2009 removal breaks the illusion of protection

Fast Antivirus 2009 (FastAntivirus 2009) is instilled as freeware and starts its annoying ads upon the installation. Attempts to get rid of Fast Antivirus 2009 without professional assistance may be fatal for your computer system. Simultaneously, if you fail to remove Fast Antivirus, you are unlikely to run the computer at full capacity and enjoy it, but will be bothered at the constant basis with repeating alerts and scans. Fast Antivirus 2009 states your computer is overfilled with viruses; it is quite possible. The point is that Fast Antivirus 2009 viruses are files, which either do not actually reside at your computer or do not pose any challenge to computer security. True viruses, if any, are thus ignored. Click here to run free scan and perform Fast Antivirus 2009 removal applying the relevant and reliable software specialized on spyware removal (Spyware Doctor with antivirus).

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Fast Antivirus 2009 manual removal guide:
Delete Fast Antivirus 2009 files:

Fast Antivirus 200917.mof
FastAV.exe
mozcrt19.dll
sqlite3.dll
SysFld
vd952342.bd
fastav.cfg
cookies.sqlite
Instructions.ini
Fast Antivirus 2009.lnk
Fast Antivirus 2009.lnk
ANTIGEN.sys
cid.dll
CLSV.dll
CLSV.tmp
ddv.dll
dudl.dll
eb.drv
eb.tmp
energy.sys
fix.drv
gid.exe
hijackthis.log.lnk
PE.drv
PE.sys
PE.tmp
SICKBOY.dll
tempdoc.sys

Delete Fast Antivirus 2009 registry entries:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\FastAV.DocHostUIHandler
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Internet Settings\5.0\User Agent\Post Platform "898701124903"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Run "Fast Antivirus 2009"

Pimping Tha All New Snort.org

The home of Snort, snort.org received a facelift last night! The site has been largely static and unchanged for some time now.

A shortlist of the new features on the new snort.org that should make life easier for all:



• New navigation
• Improved account management
• New user forums
• Persistent link panel
• Improved VRT subscription management

What this does NOT mean is that your tools that automatically fetch snort rules tarballs will be broken... everything is still 100% functional and up in that area.

Having said all of this, please check out the new snort.org for yourself!

I extend a hearty good job to the entire snort.org team for their efforts in this, it looks and functions excellently!

Cheers,
JJC

Baconator Renamed => Pulled_Pork

So, for some "mostly obvious reasons" I have renamed the Baconator project to Pulled_Pork. This was for a variety of reasons and if you really want to know I'll explain it.. Just drop by #snort on freenode... suffice it to say that this new name is more fitting. Please also note the google code location has changed from /p/baconator to /p/pulledpork. I did note on the baconator page that this change has occured.

The new location => http://code.google.com/p/pulledpork/

As always, thanks for the support and please fetch the latest version to do some testing for me!

Cheers,
JJC

Webstoresecurity.com removal

The first stage of infecting your computer may be secret upload of Webstoresecurity.com hijacker. This hijacker has a dual function; first of all, it takes control over the browser and makes it at the constant basis download Webstoresecurity.com page; in addition, it attempts to secretly launch the downloading and installing of rogue antispyware.
Where you have been redirected or visited intentionally Webstoresecurity.com, click here to start free scan and remove Webstoresecurity.com hijacker. Webstoresecurity.com may contain malicious scripts and deliver malware like above hijacker, which is why its visiting is a good reason to scan computer and get rid of malwarescn.com infections as appropriate.

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Baconator 0.1 Beta 2 (try me)

I have completed the 0.1 Beta 2 of Baconator and believe it to be fairly stable and user friendly! Please give it a roll (it's not in a tarball yet, so you will have to check it out as noted below) and let me know if you experience any issues or have any updates / features that you would like to see.

The timeline:
Release 0.1:(This is complete)

• First Beta Release
• Downloads latest rules file
• Verifies MD5 of local rules file
• If MD5 has not changed from snort.org.. doesn't fetch files again
• handle both rules and so_rules
• Capability to generate stub files

Release 0.2:(I have started to work on this piece, probably finished in a few more weeks)

• Rule modification, i.e. disabling of specific rules within rule sets
• Capability to compile so_rules from source
• Outputs changes in rules files if any rules have been added / modified
• Compares new rules files with current rule sets
• Option to use Emerging-Threats rules in addition to snort.org rules
• Option to define custom URL to fetch rules tarballs from
• Automated retrieval of certain variables (Distro, Snort Version.. etc)

Next Release...

• TBD by community needs / requests

Visit the google code site for info on how to check out the code etc..

http://code.google.com/p/baconator/

Cheers,
JJC

N.J. accidentally reveals personal data of 28K unemployed residents

Article here => http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2009/05/3k_unemployed_nj_residents_may.html

Somehow these statements make it ok? => "This is a fluke," department spokesman Kevin Smith said. "This was just a clerical error."

Right, it's just a clerical error that affects 28,000 individuals lol. I'll grant them that it's not as major as many other items that have occurred.. but they seem to not take it seriously is my short and sweet point!

Yes, they (as I have stated in the past) like all other agencies have a standard => http://www.state.nj.us/it/ps/p7cir.html, but evidently as long as "It's just a clerical error" again, it's ok.

Anyway, just wanted to start the week off on a small soap box ;-)

Cheers,
JJC

Get rid of Secure Antivirus Pro (SecureAntivirus Pro) to be a true master of your computer

Secure Antivirus Pro (SecureAntivirus Pro) has been reported to damage MS Office software. Brief examination of this software exposed a number of executables capable of issuing the corresponding commands. During the observations there was no software damaged, but Secure Antivirus Pro requested great portion of system resource and created slow computer problem. Under such conditions of RAM shortage, a very few pieces of software run properly.
Secure Antivirus Pro is another rogue antispyware. It may be downloaded by user with or without his or her informed consent. Backdoor installation is also possible.
Removal of Secure Antivirus Pro requires removal of all Secure Antivirus Pro constituents, for they may act separately and oppress your computer system. Click here to start free scan and remove Secure Antivirus Pro fake antispware (using Spyware Doctor with antivirus).

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Delete Secure Antivirus Pro files:

av.exe

Delete Secure Antivirus Pro registry entries:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “Secure AntiVirus Pro”