Seems like over the past few days, there has been a new fake Flash update scam going around, trying to scam Firefox users. It tells users that they have just updated to the “latest version of Firefox” but the hook here is it says you have an out of date version of Adobe and tells you to download it.
Here is what the page looks like (via F-Secure):
Then, the download box will automatically appear asking you to save the file, “ff-update.exe” or something very similar to it. If you do that, then you have successfully installed the virus.
It looks like virus and malware authors are targeting Firefox users, as they would bank users – trying to make you feel like your on a safe place with a page that looks like it belongs to Mozilla.
So be safe out there, and make sure to check and double check anytime your dealing with downloads in any browser out there.
http://ssahab84.free.ivocalize.net/?p=0
What do I do if I've DLed the virus already by accident???
I'd suggest getting a good anti-virus program first, and doing a full scan. This link should help get you started – http://bit.ly/cH9DZs
Thanks for the help. Lemme reciprocate: “You're.” Means “you are.” Different than “your” which means that it belongs to the reader.
Thanks again for the security info!
I saw that page. I didn’t download anything, and wouldn’t have tried to run an .exe file even I had. (I’m on linux.) But I’m concerned about why I even saw the page. How did some hacker get control of what Firefox displayed after I updated?
A legit version of this page does exist. There are serious issues with an older Flash Player version and Firefox will warn you after updating.
Unfortunately, the x86_64 port hasn't been released (or have 64-bit linux releases been discontinued?) yet for linux.
Firefox 4 will have some awesome features that will basically kill all these phising scams, not only this one, but all. It's the new indentity button, that will bring the user's attention to the site's identity, MORE than it brings to the URL, which is awesome.
Firefox 4 is going to rock everyone's socks off.
You can tell it is fake because Mozilla can actually spell. Notice on the right it says, “Become 'aFan' on Facebook”. Epic Fail :-|
It's too close unfortunately, just make sure to educate your family of why this is fake. Someone's grandma isn't going to read this, so I'm noy going to say what is wrong with this. If the scammers couldn't get it right the first time, they're not going to pick up on the issuse(s) later, and I'm sure as hell I'm not going to help out those bastards.
Shane said: “You can tell it is fake because Mozilla can actually spell.” Hey Shane, does that mean that this Firefox Facts piece is also fake because it repeatedly misspells “you're”?
NOD-32. $60 for two years. Well worth it. Also, download and install MalwareBytes. Get Glary Utilities, too. Both are free. NOD runs all the time. Run Malware and Glary at night, just before you shut it down. Malware should take about 30 minutes; Glary about two. It works for me. I surf everything and never have a problem.
Misspellings are not a sure way of telling since the hackers who cloned the page might read this article and notice their error. The only real way of telling if this is a real update page is the URL. Firefox pages are in the form of about:something, or similar, and will never start with an http:// (that will only appear on websites).
In the long run, Firefox needs some sort of notification (similar to how it shows that sites are using HTTPS) to show that the page you are viewing is a legit Firefox page and not a scam clone website. This would be a nice feature for all web browsers that use HTML pages to display information about updates, addons, and etc.
The final word: Be weary of what you click. Look closely at everything and see if there are any things that look out of place or incorrect.
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well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan. and from itll go on to say that the trojan cannot be removed and the only option is to scan online (yeah, scan online :S.. sounds suspicious enough?)…so after clicking on the scan online button and after a few short seconds, the microsoft security essentials online scan result will point to several free online antivirus which have detected this “trojan” and can be downloaded and installed onto your system… BUT BE AWARE!!! DO NOT INSTALL THESE FAKE ANTIVIRUS SOFTWARES!!! luckily i was cautious enough not to install them, one of them being the infamous “Red Coss Antivirus”. Further researches showed that the ff-updater.exe file, the microsoft security essentials alerts, and ofcourse the Red Cross Antivirus are those malicious fake softwares (yes i know that there is an actual and legit microsoft security essentials software, which makes it all abit of a scary experience)…nI hope this gives a better description of what this virus does,and goes as a better warning to others… and as for me, Im just glad I got this matter resolved in the end.
well, whatdya know… i had it…just yesterday… and yes its a fake updater… filename is “ff-updater.exe”…downloaded from this exact webpage as shown here by the author. upon running this file, EVERY subsequent programs that u try to run after that will be blocked, and notified as a trojan by “microsoft security essentials” (which Im very sure i dont have that installed in my system”…for example the moment i try to open firefox, ill be notified that an application named “firefox.exe” is infected and identified as a trojan.