From: dfinc on
Desktop Defender 2010 removal guide
It is a rogue spyware program pretending to be a security tool. Wich
is installed on infected computer by the downloader trojans. It looks
like it is part of Windows operating system because it appears out of
nowhere and it claims to be a spyware remover.
The graphical user interface of Desktop Defender 2010 is quite
impressive. It uses Windows Vista style and design elements to make it
look more reliable. The rogue program ripped Clam AntiVirus database.
ClamAV is an open source anti-virus toolkit. Once installed,
DesktopDefender 2010 will imitate a system scan and report a variety
of infections. The scan results are of course false. This parasite
claims that you have to purchase the full version of the program to
remove the threats, because free version is only a scanner. Obviously,
you shouldn’t buy it. Another very important thing is that this
program modifies the LSP chain by adding siglsp.dll file. If you
remove this file without restoring the LSP chain this will break your
Internet connection.

Follow the link below for removal guide or to download auto removal
tools to remove desktop defender 2010 virus
http://www.techvts.com/security/desktop-defender-2010-manual-remove/
From: Rob on
dfinc <dfinc1988(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> Desktop Defender 2010 removal guide

Don't believe this idiot. He is spreading malware.
From: darfun on
U bloody fool idiot man robber rob
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