Url http://www.spywarewarrior.com/rogue_anti-spyware.htm Description Products found to not provide proven, reliable anti-spyware protection or found to use unfair, deceptive, high pressure sales tactics and false positives to scare up sales or found to be associated with known distributors of spyware/adware or have been known to install spyware/adware themselves. Random Quote Rogue/Suspect Anti-Spyware Last Updated: May 4, 2007 About This Page - Please Read: Those who have followed the development of this page since 2004 will have noted that the list of "rogue/suspect" anti-spyware products has not been updated since May 2007. Unfortunately, other time
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1. LiUtilities Windows Process Library

Listing of processes commonly found on Windows systems, and their purpose. Includes a large directory of malicious processes with basic descriptions.
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In the recesses of your computer, 20-30 invisible processes run silently in the background. Some hog system resources, turning your PC into a sluggish computer. Worse yet, other useless processes harbour spyware and Trojans - violating your privacy and giving hackers free reign on your computer.
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2. StopBadware.org

Project being run by Harvard Law School, Oxford University and Consumer Reports WebWatch to develop a clearinghouse for research on badware and those who create and spread it. Includes forms for reporting malware experiences.
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Welcome to StopBadware.org Badware sites reported by our partners: StopBadware.org is a partnership among academic institutions, technology industry leaders, and volunteers, all of whom are committed to protecting Internet and computer users from the threats to privacy and security that are caused
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3. SANS Institute - Malware FAQ

Grouped by kind of malware: worms, exploit code and trojan horses.
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The SANS Institute, offering computer security training for system administrators, computer security professionals, and network administrators, is a cooperative research and education organization that has many consensus projects to return computer security information to the community.
the most trusted source for computer security training, certification and research The Internet's most trusted site for vendor neutral malware information. Version 2.00 - Updated Auguest 27, 2004 Malware is the short form for "Malicious Software". It implies any software instructions that were

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