Can't get rid of CyberSecurity?
CyberSecurity is a very malicious rogueware, clone of dangerous TotalSecurity and SystemSecurity. The rogue security software uses scary tactics such as fake security warnings and system alerts to steal victims money and credit card, password and username information. CyberSecurity may gain access to the computer upon visiting a malicious or hacked drive-by download web pages. CyberSecurity may prevent access to system restore, task manager, regedit and registry settings. It will also attach itself to running system processes and stay active in memory to run each time the computer starts up. CyberSecurity is a severe threat that can delete registry files and produce serious harm to your security and privacy. It's crucial to delete all its parts as soon as possible from your computer.
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Possible indications of Rogue security software
- Corrupted or missing system files
- Slower Internet, system shut downs and boot ups
- Screen constantly overwhelmed with scary alert pop-ups
- Ability to change the desktop has been deleted
- Additional malware installed onto the system
- Abnormal running program processes in Windows task manager
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Technical Description
| Malware Data |
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Threat name: |
CyberSecurity |
Also detected as: |
Cyber Security |
Type: |
Rogue security software |
Sub type: |
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General description: |
A rogue security software states to be a legit antivirus, privacy cleaner or registry fix product (professional design, false customer testimonials and fraudulent awards). Usually, a rogue security software uses mischievous Zlob and vundo trojans to aggressively advertise itself by displaying fake security alerts and counterfeit scanning processes to steal users credit card numbers, username and password information. |
| Infection Severity |
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Risk level: |
Critical |
Distribution level: |
Medium |
Removal level: |
Moderate |
Harm level: |
High |
Infected systems |
Windows Vista, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows 98, Windows XP, Windows 95 |
| Clones and Associated threats |
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Aliases/Clones: |
N/A |
Related Threats: |
Total Security 2009, System Security 2009. , System Security, Total Security |
Threat Files |
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Exe files: |
cs.exe, csc.exe, soft_21[1].exe, tsc.exe |
Dll files: |
iehelpmod.dll, winsource.dll |
Aditional files: |
security.lnk, help.lnk, registration.lnk, uninstall.lnk |
Top Search Queries |
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