Computer viruses were the first kind of malware that were developed. At the beginning, they were not malicious per se (the first computer virus “Creeper”, developed in 1970 only displayed a message), but soon after malicious ones begin to appear and counter-measures known as “anti-virus” software were developed.
With the development of broadband Internet connections, online/cloud-based services have become more and more numerous. Your data is not only located on your computer anymore but on a multitude of online servers. Not only you now should consider what could happen if your computer gets infected, but you must also consider what could happen if one of your online accounts gets compromised.
Got infected with a PUM (Ppotentially Unwanted Modification)? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis.
Got infected with a Bootkit (boot rootkit)? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.
Got infected with Gootkit malware? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.
Got infected with Zeus (Zbot) Banker? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.
Got infected with Poweliks malware? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.
Got infected with Necurs rootkit? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.
Got infected with PUP (Potentially Unwanted Program)? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it, and learn to avoid next infection.
Got infected with Zekos malware? Follow this step by step guide to get rid of it. Our guide also includes a short analysis of the malware.