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"Spy / Anti-Spy"
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© Copyright 2008 – David Todeschini – all rights
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One of the most annoying and unscrupulous "marketing" (I
use the word "marketing" loosely; for lack of a suitable term) techniques done
on the Internet today, is to send spyware or adware in the guise of an e-mail or
something else such as an MP3 file or a video file.
Recently, while downloading some music, my PC caught a
piece of adware that my "protection" programs failed to catch, since it was
disguised as a video file that
I was stupid enough to
open after the player (Windows Media Player 11) had warned me that it may not be
able to play the file because the file extension didn't match the file format.
When I opened it, the piece of shit installed persistent pop-up warnings that my PC had been infected, and a recommendation
to download some anti-spyware shit to delete it. I knew right away that this was
bogus because I had just done a complete virus / spyware scan, and the warning
message did not say it was from
Avast!
(name of the anti-virus program I use).
As it turns out, the spyware warning was REALLY adware in disguise, and the
program being recommended to remove it does nothing else but remove the
pop-up.... and only PRETENDS to find errors on the machine, and PRETENDS to fix
them. The "company" doing this is
www.cpmsky.biz and is in reality, an
EXTORTION RACKET. They are like the manufacturers of RADAR speed guns - they
then turn around and manufacture the RADAR detectors that motorists buy to keep
from getting speeding tickets... it's the same principle with ONE exception; the
recipient of SpyWare or AdWare is totally innocent of any wrong-doing or
lawbreaking he or she is trying to avoid.
If you see anything
like the following screens on your PC, they are not real warnings;
the message itself is the infection, and purchasing the "software" the pop-ups
lead you to will do NOTHING but remove the ad - until the next time you open an
infected file.



On the subject of
Adware, there is a particular popup ad for a spyware remover called
SpyShredder. It is a spoof that
"detects" a fake problem, and the
company sells a fake solution that removes it.
I would like to see a
FEDERAL law passed that AUTOMATICALLY initiates a civil lawsuit against
any company using adware virus programs to advertise or promote a
product - whether or not the "product" is functional or not.
Under the law I propose, the company's assets, along with the PERSONAL
assets of the company's principals would be seized, and upon a judgment
of GUILTY, the assets would pay legal fees, court costs, and be equally distributed among the litigants
in compensation for the time it takes to remove this crap, the cost of
the software to do it, and in case of destructive viruses that wipe out
a person or a company's work files, additional punitive damages and
SERIOUS PRISON TIME.... like in New York's Attica, Auburn, or Sing-Sing.
Once a few of these slimy bastards are raped in their prison cells, it
would send a message to the rest of them that the price may be more than
they are willing to pay.
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To remove this
Crap see:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic98791.html |
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This program is
totally BOGUS. It is ITSELF, a Spyware infection; it does JACK SHIT, and
all the "infections" it finds are fabricated.
Like the 9-11
Attacks, this entire program and the bullshit pop-up ads that lead you
to buy it, is designed to SCARE YOU; but there may indeed be nothing
wrong at all.
If you
purchased this program via
PayPal™,
Clickbank™,
AlertPay™,
2-Click™,
PayDotCom.com™, or a credit card, contact them to get the payment
reversed. File a complaint with
www.RipOffReport.com and persist with your emails until you get a
refund. Blog it, put it on your Web site... let's put these scumbags out
of business and in prison, where they belong. |

I sent these unscrupulous scumbags the following email:
To: info@cpmsky.biz
LISTEN YOU FUCKING
ASSHOLES!!!
IF I DON'T GET AN EMAIL WITH
INSTRUCTIONS FOR REMOVAL OF THE SPYWARE YOU SENT TO MY PC, I WILL MAKE MORE
FUCKING TROUBLE FOR YOU AND YOUR FUCKED-UP BUSINESS THAN YOU HAVE TIME TO
FUCK WITH. I WILL POST ARTICLES ON
I will Blog it EVERYWHERE, and I will initiate a class
action civil suit against your company to recover MY time and the time and
assets of everyone you fucked up with this shit.
CALL MY BLUFF, MOTHERFUCKER
SEE IF IT DON'T HAPPEN!!!

A
week later, the Assholes have not replied, and so I am going to do what I
said I would do.
I have a NASTY little bug in my virus "toolkit" left over from the mid
1990s. It's called a "clock virus" - it "lives" in the last 2 digits of the CMOS clock. At midnight if your PC is powered up, this little bug turns your
hard drive into a fuckin' pumpkin. It can be sent as a self-executing email.
The only way to get rid of it is to remove the CMOS battery for a week
(until the clock stops running); on a laptop, this requires major surgery,
since CMOS batteries are usually soldered to the motherboard, and some are
modules which contain the clock circuitry. In this case, the PC is trash....
maybe I'll send these bastards a good dose from MY
virus collection!

ARTICLES AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR SPYWARE REMOVAL
http://www.spywaredaily.com/2005/03/viruses.html
and
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic98791.html
Contain informative
articles that anyone who is serious about their PCs should read.
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