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Norton Power Eraser...rogue/fake alert remover

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http://security.symantec.com/nbrt/overview.asp
Seems like Nortons version of Combofix. :thumb:
"Eliminates deeply embedded and difficult to remove crimeware that traditional virus scanning doesn't always detect."
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It won't let me download it? :confused: :confused:
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Double tap..takes you to a second link which does....came down fine in Firefox.
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Had to right click and choose open in new tab in Chrome.
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Downloaded because Yeolde said so! :D
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It is interesting that they send data back to their servers, after scanning.. and there is no mention of that on the download page. (Ex: Privacy statement or TOS) Not knocking the program per se, just a observation. :)
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Shinobi wrote:It is interesting that they send data back to their servers, after scanning.. and there is no mention of that on the download page. (Ex: Privacy statement or TOS) Not knocking the program per se, just a observation. :)
Important IMO for their end to help better its effectiveness....similar to SuperAntySpyware, or Microsofts SpyNet, etc.

It does state that it will gather info on your computer in the EULA as you run the program....before doing a scan.
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