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possible dangerous malware site? finally fast?
hi guys seen a add on tv so checked it out WOT says its a dangerous site. someone might know or be willing to test the software? pictures below:
possible dangerous malware site? finally fast?
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got the same result from "k9 web protection", as suspicious. with the following explanation.
"Sites considered to have suspicious content and/or intent. This categorization is determined by analysis of web reputation factors. If a site is determined to be clearly malicious or benign, it will be placed in a different category"
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i did some more research on it and i dont know if it will infect you but dont give your details as it is a scam..
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PC SpeedScan Pro is only a registry cleaner that needs payment before it fixes anything. (At least, in 2008)
The commercial (or a past commercial) shows a MacBook displaying a "blue screen of death"
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Anyone that was planning on using this software should try the free CCleaner by Piriform.
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PC SpeedScan Pro is only a registry cleaner that needs payment before it fixes anything. (At least, in 2008)
The commercial (or a past commercial) shows a MacBook displaying a "blue screen of death".
Anyone that was planning on using this software should try the free CCleaner by Piriform. I thought MacBooks were immune to BSOD.
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There is a similar advertisement in the U.S. The sad part is the number of people who fall for those advertisements. After all, if it is on television, it must be true, right?
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You can use the free online LinkScanner before clicking on a link:
Exploit Prevention Labs: Online Web Safety Scan
Don't bother downloading it because it will slow your computer down. Just bookmark it.
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Mac OS X doesn't have the BSOD that we refer to, because it's a different operating system. However, it can lock up, have boot errors, and other problems.PC SpeedScan Pro is only a registry cleaner that needs payment before it fixes anything. (At least, in 2008)
The commercial (or a past commercial) shows a MacBook displaying a "blue screen of death".
Anyone that was planning on using this software should try the free CCleaner by Piriform. I thought MacBooks were immune to BSOD.
If you install Windows on a Mac, then you're just as susceptible to BSOD's as anyone else running Windows.
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