We are seeing a disturbing trend. We’ll clean the malware from a computer and a few months later, the same person is back with more malware. And many of them will ask us where they got it. They’ll also tell us they have X, Y, and Z security programs installed. We cannot stress enough that you cannot depend… Read More »
INTRODUCTORY OFFER: COMPLETE MALWARE REMOVAL FOR JUST $25! Get more information and/or Order your keys here. Malware is ubiquitous! In our experience with customers, we have found that over 95% of computers are infected with malware. Malware toolbars like Ask, Conduit, Scopes, and many others are not detected by antimalware, yet when these toolbars take root in your browser… Read More »
You might think that security begins with an “S” as in Security Software, but I’m here to tell you that it begins with “Y” as in YOU. You may have read one of the many articles appearing seemingly daily in the news about some big corporation or another being “hacked” by an individual miscreant or a cabal of criminals. And… Read More »
You may not know the name IAC, but we’re betting you recognize the names Ask.com, FunWebProducts, Ask Toolbar, and SmileyCentral. They’re all products of Interactive Corporation which is IAC. And we’ve long been fighting against this corporate parasite because IAC makes a lot of money by deceiving and tricking computer users, just like you. They promise you everything… Read More »
Today we’re featuring two programs that we want to make you aware of, even if you don’t need them right now. Chances are you will want to be aware of them because, unfortunately, we live in an age when antispyware and antivirus (no matter which ones you use) are simply not enough to protect you completely. And it’s… Read More »
About 2/3 (67%) of IncrediMail’s income comes from Google searches and advertisements. So Google is IncrediMail’s lifeblood. But now it seems there are rumblings that Google may soon terminate its contract with Google, maybe as soon as January 31, 2013. (Google has banned IncrediMail before — for six months in 2010). The speculation is that Google, whose policy… Read More »