Does anyone know what causes vlaze.com,and webtickle to pop?

2 thoughts on “Does anyone know what causes vlaze.com,and webtickle to pop?”

1. big_nickels says:

   January 20, 2010 at 4:32 pm

   Hmm… I’m not a big fan of blindly trusting 3rd party tools to solve all my issues. How do I know they aren’t installing their own viruses?
   I’ve been having the vlaze problem lately, and I discovered a rogue copy of lsass.exe in my c:\windows directory. Normally, it’s a key windows process, but this one appears to be a fake and a virus. In taskmanager you’ll see 2 copies of lsass.exe, one is real, the other isn’t. If you go into your registry (or msconfig) you can remove the call to c:\windows\lsass.exe from the run line, then move the file out of the directory, reboot, and then delete the thing.

   You will know the bad one as if you get properties on the file it will list itself as some kind of "spyware removal module". Gee, now that doesn’t sound fishy at all….

2. G says:

   January 20, 2010 at 4:32 pm

   Try this, its free and does a lot deeper scan than most.
   http://www.superantispyware.com
   Free pop up blocker.
   http://toolbar.google.com
   http://toolbar.yahoo.com

   Also try this, free.

   ewido
   Go to the left of the page where it says,"Scan your computer now online
   and clean it for free!"
   http://www.ewido.net/en/

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