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Forum Security-X => News => Discussion démarrée par: chantal11 le février 13, 2012, 11:23:40
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Bonjour,
When I was at school (many, many years ago…) a teacher once told me that if someone copies you, it's a sign of flattery. Well, right now there are numerous "companies" copying us, but we are far from flattered.
For some time now, rogue security programs have been trying their hardest to look just like Microsoft security products. I suppose they figure that the more they look like us, the more likely unsuspecting users are to hand over their hard earned cash to have their computers "cleaned" by these imposters.
Lately, we have seen a resurgence in rogue activity (one particularly obnoxious threat going by the name Security Defender – aka Win32/Defmid – has been making the rounds of late); rogue security programs attempt to trick users into paying for fake antivirus software, when Microsoft consumer products, namely Microsoft Security Essentials, Safety Scanner and Windows Defender are available to all genuine Windows users at no cost. This in turn causes affected users to voice their concerns and dissatisfaction through a number of Microsoft customer feedback channels, often after being tricked into paying for the bogus antivirus to remove threats that were more than likely never present on their computer. Below are some images of imitation scans and messages displayed by rogues:
Lire la suite sur Microsoft Malware Protection Center (http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2012/01/29/when-imitation-isn-t-a-form-of-flattery.aspx)
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:o
C'est hallucinant de ressemblance, je me serais peut-être fait piéger :o
Merci de remonter une telle info :sup:
:AAN