FYI...

- http://www.f-secure.com/weblog/archives/00001380.html
February 13, 2008 - "...Starting with a new Rogue (VirusHeat, circa Feb. 8th) we used this text from the affiliate page:
'Being associated with one of the most known innovative software solutions developer whose mission is to protect the privacy and security of Windows computer users'
The Google search results produced a number of known bad guys. Many of the search links are blocked by StopBadware.org... This Rogue list included applications that we've seen elsewhere. Where? On a list of applications hosted by the Russian Business Network. RBN is an infamous underground ISP that provides bulletproof hosting. The site www .antispyzone .com isn't among the results and the URL doesn't currently resolve (server not found). However, using the site's last known IP address from a list of RBN associated IP Addresses, we located the page. It uses the very same text on its affiliate page. They're all bad Rogues… You don't want to buy what they're selling...

(Screenshot available at the URL above.)

Removal guide:
> http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic130080.html

FYI...

This link (from some good guys) shows you how the bad guys defraud users into getting whacked:
http://www.sunbeltsoftware.com/ihs/alex/anymp3.htm (turn up your sound so you can hear it)

...just so you can see how deceitful it is. 'Guess we need a sign:

"Use EXTREME CAUTION when clicking on search engine results".