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What this infection does:

Security Shield is a rogue spyware infection that is a variant of Security Tool. This rogue is installed through; other malware, fake online programs claiming that they are anti-malware scanners or prompt that your system is infected. Once installed, on your system Security Shield will be configured to start automatically when Windows starts. Once started, it will perform a scan of your computer and state that there are numerous infections present on your computer. If you attempt, though, to remove any of these so-called infections the program will state that you first need to purchase it. In reality, all of the files it states are infections are legitimate Windows files. Therefore, do not manually delete any of the files it states are infections as you may cause Windows to not operate correctly. The following images will have indicators pointing out how far the creators of this virus went to make it seem real.

 In order to protect itself, Security Shield will terminate almost all processes that you start. It does this so that you cannot launch any security programs that may have the ability to remove the infection. The message that you will see when you attempt run a program is similar to the one below:

Security Shield "cmd.exe" is infected with "Worm.Win32.Autorun.bnb". Do you want to register your copy and remove all threats now?

Just like the scan results, this infection warning is fake and should be ignored.

 

 

While running, Security Shield will also display numerous security alerts that are an attempt to make you think that your computer has a serious computer problem. Some of the texts that you may see are:

 

Security Shield Warning

Spyware.IEMonster activity detected. This form of spyware attempts to steal passwords from Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Outlook and other commonly used programs. Click here to immediately remove it with Security Shield.

 

Security Shield Warning

Intercepting malicious software that may violate your privacy and harm your computer has been detected. Click here to remove now with Security Shield.

 

Security Shield Warning

Some of the important system files on your PC were modified by malicious software. It may cause system crashes and data losses.

Click here to prevent non-authorized changes and remove threats (Recommended)

Security Shield

Security Shield Firewall Alert

Security Shield has prevented a program from accessing the internet.

"iexplore.exe" is infected "Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Agent". This worm has to tried to use "iexplore.exe" to connect to remove host and send your credit card information

 

All of these alerts are fake and should be ignored. They are just another tactic that is being used to make you think that your computer is infected.

 

 

Without a doubt, Security Shield was created to trick you into registering the program. Therefore, do not purchase Security Shield for any reason, and if you already have, please contact your credit card company and state that the program is a computer infection and a scam and that you would like to dispute the charge. To remove this infection a standard Virus Removal should be sufficient.

 Threat Classification:

Rogue Programs & Scareware

Associated Security Shield Files:

c:\Documents and Settings\Bleeping\Local Settings\Application Data\<random numbers>.exe

 

Associated Security Shield Windows Registry Information:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce "<random numbers>

HKCU\..\RunOnce: [<random numbers>] %AppData%\<random numbers>.exe

Sure this an old infection but it is one of the first that was created so extensively. Many individuals believed this was a legitimate program considering it looked so real. If you are infected with this please contact a Daedalus Tek to assist you.

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Revealed: NSA targeting domestic computer systems in secret test

Revealed: NSA targeting domestic computer systems in secret test

by Declan McCullagh CNET

The National Security Agency's Perfect Citizen program hunts for vulnerabilities in "large-scale" utilities, including power grid and gas pipeline controllers, new documents from EPIC show.

Newly released files show a secret National Security Agency program is targeting the computerized systems that control utilities to discover security vulnerabilities, which can be used to defend the United States or disrupt the infrastructure of other nations.

Credit (TVA)The NSA's so-called Perfect Citizen program conducts "vulnerability exploration and research" against the computerized controllers that control "large-scale" utilities including power grids and natural gas pipelines, the documents show. The program is scheduled to continue through at least September 2014.

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Australia joins US, Canada to foil major online scams

 

By Amy McNeilage @ The Sydney Morning Herald

Australian, American and Canadian authorities have joined forces to foil a major international phone scam, known as the Microsoft Imposter scam.

The scam, which involves people pretending to be Microsoft employees offering to fix computer viruses, is thought to have ripped off tens of thousands of people in six countries.

US authorities this week won court orders to close down and freeze funds of alleged US-based parties involved in the scheme.

Details of the action were to be revealed this morning in a joint media conference in Washington DC with the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA), the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC).

“With new scams appearing more frequently, our citizens need to be vigilant and not respond to insidious trickery,” ACMA Chairman, Chris Chapman, said in a statement.

“The best way for people to protect themselves from these types of scam calls is to simply hang up and never give an unsolicited caller access to their computer or their credit card details.”

The ACMA first became aware of the scam in 2009 via its Do Not Call complaint line. It generated nearly 10,000 calls to the line over the past two years.

Australia was one of the first targets of the scam, which subsequently spread to other countries. The ACMA had been tracking the scammers for three years, in collaboration with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission and the FTC.

How the scam works (source: ACMA)

A caller claims to work for Windows or Microsoft and says they have detected a virus or ‘issues’ with your computer.

To confirm the diagnosis, they ask you to open Windows Event viewer to check if it is infected.

Several error messages are listed, even though errors are common and often harmless.

The caller says the errors are of great concern and offers to refer you to a technician for a fee.

The technician asks you to log on to a third-party website so they can remotely access your computer.

The scammer then might:

• Install an antivirus program (often one that you can download for free) for up to $250

• Ask for your credit card details but install nothing

• Install malware so your computer can be controlled remotely

• Access and steal personal and financial details from your computer

 


Posted By: Ces Garcia Original Article by Amy McNeilage @ The Sydney Morning Herald Original article can be found by clicking "Australia joins US, Canada to foil major online scam"

 

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Security Shield, Made out of BS!

What this infection does:

Security Shield is a rogue spyware infection that is a variant of Security Tool. This rogue is installed through; other malware, fake online programs claiming that they are anti-malware scanners or prompt that your system is infected. Once installed, on your system Security Shield will be configured to start automatically when Windows starts. Once started, it will perform a scan of your computer and state that there are numerous infections present on your computer. If you attempt, though, to remove any of these so-called infections the program will state that you first need to purchase it. In reality, all of the files it states are infections are legitimate Windows files. Therefore, do not manually delete any of the files it states are infections as you may cause Windows to not operate correctly. The following images will have indicators pointing out how far the creators of this virus went to make it seem real.

 In order to protect itself, Security Shield will terminate almost all processes that you start. It does this so that you cannot launch any security programs that may have the ability to remove the infection. The message that you will see when you attempt run a program is similar to the one below:

Security Shield "cmd.exe" is infected with "Worm.Win32.Autorun.bnb". Do you want to register your copy and remove all threats now?

Just like the scan results, this infection warning is fake and should be ignored.

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Atom Split Into Two And Then Put Back Together Using Quantum Mechanics

On a topic unrelated to computers, I figured that everyone should know that this has happened.

An atom has been split into halves, separated, and then put back together, in new research from the University of Bonn. The word “atom” literally means “indivisible,” yet quantum mechanics allows an atom to be split and put back together in a way similar to rays of light.

The researchers are doing this work because they want to build quantum mechanics bridges, by letting the the atom being pulled apart touch adjacent atoms, forming a bridge between them.


In this experiment, the researchers succeeded in keeping a single atom in two places more than 10 micrometers apart, that’s a one-hundredth of a millimeter. That is an enormous distance for an atom. Afterwords, the atom was put back together undamaged.Dividing atoms brings to mind things like nuclear fission and radiation. However, this is a completely different process. The laws of quantum mechanics allow something to exist in several different states at once. This is what the “double-slit” experiment is based on, an object going to two separate slits at once.

These quantum effects can only occur at the lowest temperatures and with very careful handling. One method is to cool a cesium atom using lasers just slightly above absolute zero and then using another laser to move it. The laser is the key to this method because atoms have a spin that can go in two directions. Using the spin, the atom can move to the left of the right like a conveyer belt. The key to this is that the atom’s spin can be in both directions at once.

–>You may also like: Quantum Computers Will Be Capable Of Simulating Particle Collisions

“The atom has kind of a split personality, half of it is to the right, and half to the left, and yet, it is still whole,” explained Andreas Steffen, the publication’s lead author.

This isn’t visible directly, though. If you shine a light on the atom, the split will collapse. If imaged, the atom sometimes shows on the left, the right, or in the center, but the split can be proved by putting the atom back together.

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