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SpyRid Latest Rogue Antispyware to Infect Systems without Users KnowledgeFriday, September 25, 2009 @ 2:01AMSpyZooka is an antispyware program designed by Blue Penguin Software that has been eliminating rogue spyware like SpyRid from infected systems since 2004. SpyZooka is a leader in the antispyware industry and has won several awards in recognition of its effectiveness against spyware and other security threats. SpyZooka is a member of the Better Business Bureau and is backed by Blue Penguin ...

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The Tigger Trojan: Icky, Sticky StuffTuesday, February 24, 2009 @ 7:20AMA relatively unknown data-stealing Trojan horse program that has claimed more than a quarter-million victims in the span of a few months aptly illustrates the sophistication of modern malware and the importance of a multi-layered approach to security. When analysts at Sterling, Va., based security intelligence firm iDefense first spotted the trojan they call "Tigger.A" in November 2008, none of ...