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Malware comes with interesting way to deceive users that they are not malicious in any ways. This particular malware has a peculiar icon which looks like a folder marked “ENLISTED” and photo of U.S. Marine.
This particular malware bears filename of “svc-mdek.exe” which is classified as “Rogue.WindowsExpert” by MalwareBytes Anti-Malware.
The naming system is a bit strange, if you think about it.
Windows 8.1 Update is now available.
I have just updated two computers running Windows 8.1 and I have not had the chance to see the important changes on this Update.
I think we need more toolbars on this Google Chrome.
Use the following tools to scan and clean your Windows computer.
Don’t wait!
Firefox 29.0 Beta 2 is now available for download.
I have not installed DivX for years, and I now remember why; DIVX Installer includes Conduit Search.
If you had Conduit Search present on your computer, you want to remove it. Then use the following tools to scan and clean your computer.
Don’t wait!
Firefox 28.0 Beta 9 was released on Friday March 7, 2014.
For the past week I have been removing a lot of Malware from a lot of computers running Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Some are harder to remove than the others. In general I’d like to avoid the Scorched-Earth scenario whenever possible, as it is the last resort.
There are a lot of ways to remove Malware, there is not a single solution.
Whenever removing Malware from Windows computers I tend to boot to Safe mode with a Command prompt and remove any Malware reference from “Run” key in the registry and Start from Programs Menu.
Some tools/programs that I use:
I then use Microsoft’s Malicious Software Removal Tool and Safety Scanner to for the second run of Malware removal.
There are a lot of other tools/programs that I use to remove the Malware whenever necessary.