| What is
Spyware and Adware? Spyware
is a dangerous type of software that can be installed onto your
computer, and can record emails, chat conversations, web sites
visited, and data entered into documents and web site windows.
These
programs can record your account numbers, user names, passwords,
and everything that else that is typed on your computer. These
programs transmit the recorded information to whomever is spying
on your system, giving them access to everything about you.
Adware is
software that can be installed on your computer from peer to
peer file sharing programs, or message boxes on websites asking
"Do you wish to install..., signed by ..." These programs can
record website statistics, such as where you navigate, what you
search for, and the rate of which you click on certain links.
Adware creates pop up ads, turning your computer into a virtual
billboard based on your Internet surfing habits. These programs
can also change your Internet homepage to a strange website and
prevent you from changing it back to your desired home page.
Adware can even go as far to have your modem dial premium rate
phone numbers and stick you with the bill.
Both
Spyware and Adware can be installed onto your computer without
your consent and can be incredibly difficult to remove. In
addition to the obvious threats of these malicious programs,
they can also cause your system even more harm due to
programming conflicts. Some components are programmed with bugs
that error depending on your computer configuration, so when
they are secretly loaded, they can crash your web browser or
other applications, rendering your computer useless.
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How does
Spyware and Adware get on my computer?
There are many ways that these
programs can get into your system. They can be installed
by another
person who wants to monitor your computer, using the “Would you
like to install...signed by...” installation technique,
pretending to be a legitimate software provider and taking
advantage of Internet Explorer’s ActiveX option, which simply
installs itself when you visit a website that hosts the adware.
Some of the more malicious programs install themselves by
exploiting security holes in Internet Explorer. Regardless,
these programs are most often installed without your consent and
knowledge.
Some
brief definitions of common infections:
Adware:
Adware can do a number of different things to
your system. It can monitor and profile your web usage and
direct pop up ads based on your surfing habits. Most
peer-to-peer file sharing programs come bundled with Adware and
the user is only notified of this is in the fine print of the
End User License Agreement. Adware is not as dangerous as other
infections but it can be incredibly annoying. These are the
types of programs that download files onto you computer by
saying they are necessary for certain websites to work, or
without even notifying you at all. They can take up your
computers resources and are largely responsible for the
countless pop-up ads you receive on the web.
Browser Hijackers:
A Browser Hijacking Object or "BHO" is a program
that takes over your Internet Browser. It can reset your
homepage to the vendor's own website, or insert toolbars into
your browser that also link the user to the vendor's products or
website. BHO's can even go as far as to make a query that is
entered into a search engine report results that link only to
the vendor's products.
Dialers:
Dialer software is not spyware but can be the
most costly to the user. This software can make the users modem
dial long-distance or premium rate phone numbers for an extended
period of time. The result is that the user can get stuck with
an enormous phone bill.
Malware:
Malware is short for Malicious Software. This
type of program is specifically designed to disrupt your
computer system. Their function is to disrupt the normal
operations of your computer in order to perform their own. These
programs can be very difficult to delete and often try to
re-install themselves after deletion.
Spyware:
Spyware is a much more dangerous form of infection. Spyware can
record your keystrokes, internet history, passwords, user names,
and account numbers. It is often sold as a spouse monitor, child
monitor, surveillance program, or simply as a way to gain
unauthorized access to another person's system. Spyware is
designed to gather activity information without the user's
knowledge or consent, and then reports this information back to
the spy. Everything you do on your computer is available
to the person who is spying on you, and you DO NOT have to be
connected to the Internet in order to be spied on. Some Spyware
is programmed to store data in a hidden file, and only the
person spying on you can access it. Other spyware programs are
designed to wait until you sign on before sending the recorded
information via email or uploading it to a special website. In
either case, spyware can record 24/7 regardless of Internet
connectivity. SpyBuster is designed to seek out these programs
and destroy them.
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