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Has some sleazy web site taken over your browser? Are you getting pop up ads even when your browser has been closed for some time? Are you infected with a spyware program that refuses to go away? If so, our message board has dozens of dedicated volunteers ready to give you step-by-step assistance to remove the malicious software and regain control of your PC.

Please take a moment to read this FAQ and follow the instructions to get started.

Don't forget to check out some of our articles published here, or read through past issues of our Spyware Weekly Newsletter.

Evidence Terminator

Everything you do on your computer leaves a trail behind. When you surf to a web site, you leave behind internet cache, address bar history, web site visit history, and cookies. When you open a document, Windows saves the filename into the registry. When you run certain programs, they might save a file into a temporary folder and often fail delete it afterward.

Evidence Terminator optionally cleans all of the following:

• Recycle bins on every drive in your system.
• Internet history logs stored on your hard drive.
• Internet cookies. Temporary Internet Files (caches and other media files).
• Recent documents list, run list, find computers list and recently searched file list.
• Backup files, log files, CD burner software temp files and program temp files not in the system temp folder.
• All index.dat files.
• Overwrites files to help prevent recovery.
• Any other location that you tell Evidence Terminator to clean.

Evidence Terminator is made by the authors of Spycop anti-spyware software. Spycop is an excellent program for detecting and removing surveillance spyware such as Spectorsoft, iSpynow, TrueActive and others.

If you have any problems with the ordering page or with the coupon code (EVTM-OQ67-INFO), please email Catherine http://www.spywareinfoforum.info/email2.php. Be aware that the reduced price won't be reflected on the purchase site until you reach the checkout page.

By far the two most popular articles on this site are the browser hijacking articles and probably that is why you are here. If your browser has been hijacked by some sleazy search portal or porn site, read our article on browser hijacking to learn how to remove the parasite responsible. If you need help with the removal, please register at the message board and a helper will assist you.

After you have scraped the parasite from your hard drive, read the article on preventing a browser hijacking to stop it from happening again. If you follow the directions in the article, it is highly unlikely that you will ever become infected again. Be sure to pass on the link to these pages to your friends and family if they are having trouble with a parasite.

Update:
The prevention article has been replaced with a much better article. Follow the directions in the new article and you will be fully protected from all spyware, browser hijackers and viruses.

HP Chairwoman Accused of Fraud and Identity Theft

Tom Perkins has resigned from the Hewlett-Packard Board of Directors in disgust, after learning that Chairwoman Patricia Dunn used a "consulting" company to obtain phone records of every other board member illegally. Dunn was furious over a press leak and decided to find out who was responsible, by any means necessary.

According to Perkins, Dunn paid a consulting company to break into the cell and land line telephone accounts of every board member. These consultants convinced the telephone companies to give them online access to the accounts, by pretending to be the board members they were targeting. They were armed with the appropriate social security and telephone numbers, which helped them to fake out the telcos.

If this is true, Patricia Dunn has violated numerous California and Federal laws. Perkins' attorney has referred the matter to the California Attorney-General's office.

The Deputy Attorney-General would not comment to Wired News on whether Hewlett-Packard is under investigation. However, he said that what was described to him is a violation of California's computer-crime laws against unlawful computer entry, as well as a violation of a California identity theft law.

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