About this tag
The tag 'rogue-av' covers rogue antivirus software, a type of malware that uses scare tactics to trick users into running fake security scans and cleanup tools. A notable example discussed is the LizaMoon infection, which hijacked links on millions of websites, including iTunes and Google, to spread its rogue-AV payload. The content provides a detailed account of how such infections operate and emphasizes that they are easy to avoid with proper awareness. This tag is relevant for Windows users seeking to understand and protect against deceptive malware that poses as legitimate antivirus software.
  1. Super Sarge

    Windows 7 LizaMoon infection: a blow-by-blow account

    LizaMoon infection: a blow-by-blow account By Fred Langa Link Removed due to 404 Error A nasty piece of malware known as LizaMoon has hijacked links on millions of websites in the past weeks, including some normally safe iTunes and Google links. Fortunately, LizaMoon is easy to...