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Evil Blogs #2

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In my previous post Evil Blogs, I mentioned a blog pushing a rogue security product known as E r r o r P r o t e c t o r. E r r o r P r o t e c t o r is part of a family of rogue security products, which contains the infamous (in the security community) W i n A n t i V i r u s.

The latter product is being pushed from a splog farm currently resident in Blog*Spot. I went "Next Blog" surfing yesterday, and discovered half a dozen splogs in this farm. (Note): The splog census is being provided, in private, to responsible parties. Not here.

McAfee Site Advisor has a lot to say about the web site for W i n A n t i V i r u s, none of it good.

W i n A n t i V i r u s is part of the WinFixer family. For more information about WinFixer, see

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TeMerc said…
For readers who may not be too familiar with WinFixer and its many 'aliases' they can read here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinFixer

Word needs to be spread as disinformation is thier main tool, while we have the truth on our side.

Spread the word.
23/8/07 11:33
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