Try TDSS Killer: TDSS Killer may be run from a flash drive. This program may be run from a flash drive. Although I personally can't stand iObit products, I'm not aware of anyĪctions on their part to serve unwanted ads in this manner. My suspicion is that the infection is serving these pop-ups to generate clicks/revenue *from* iObit to the source of the pop-up. Something has managed to get past Defender in order to serve these ads. There is NO IoBit software installed on most of the machines getting this desktop popup advertising so DO NOT blame it on an installatiion of any ioBit productĪdware is not malware, though clearly it is unwanted. sponsored back doors are in Windows 7 and 8 that we need to know about before this, or "ANY OTHER" type of malware can be stopped, regardless of the source (NSA, FBI or Joe Hacker down the block) ? Why can XP-SP2 with NO security updates at all, block this type of malware with nothing more than a free antivirus and an aftermarket firewall, yet Windows 7 or 8 cannot block malware from entering the computer?ģ. why does Microsoft's newest and "most secure O.S." (LOL) allow such malware to invade a computer regardless of whether it is a trial of Windows 8.1, or the full retail versionĢ.
These are OBVIOUSLY malware popups as the browser is NOT open and the computer was just now turned onġ. There have been many reports recently of Advanced System Care 7 Pro Advertisements popping up on Windows 8 / 8.1 computers
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