WGA Notifications is Malware!

[kurttrail]

Old news from me, since I've been saying that from the start. It is
just good that the anti-malware industry is starting to come to the same
conclusion as I did.

http://www.malwarehelp.org/news/article-3991.html

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Peace!
Kurt Kirsch
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http://microscum.com
"It'll soon shake your Windows
And rattle your walls
For the times they are a-changin'."

 

[Tom Willett]

Thanks for the link, Kurt. Nice to know there is a nice, simple tool
available to remove it.

Tom

 

[Winux P]

Good link, and removal tool Kurt, think it's ironic that there's a Symantec
link?

- Winux P

: Old news from me, since I've been saying that from the start. It is
: just good that the anti-malware industry is starting to come to the same
: conclusion as I did.
:
: http://www.malwarehelp.org/news/article-3991.html
:
: --
: Peace!
: Kurt Kirsch
: Self-anointed Moderator
: http://microscum.com
: "It'll soon shake your Windows
: And rattle your walls
: For the times they are a-changin'."
:
:

 

[Alias]

Old news from me, since I've been saying that from the start. It is
just good that the anti-malware industry is starting to come to the same
conclusion as I did.

http://www.malwarehelp.org/news/article-3991.html

Thanks for the link.

Alias

 

[Michael Stevens]

Absolutely agree on this, why on earth does a system that passed validation
need to be saddled with unecessary phone home malware that can cause
unwarrented delays for legitimate users to use their systems. You can't stop
piarcy, so stop making legitamate users pay by crippling their paid for,
activated, and should be easy to use OS.

Michael Stevens