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Remote PC Cure provides 24*7 remote monitoring for your critical systems/PCs
networks applications. We troubleshoot all kinds of computer related issues and handles them via a secured mode.
Our mission is to maximize your system's uptime and optimize your cost. Our helpdesk support works under a 24*7 support window.

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We are focused on developing strong relationships with our customers by offering the highest quality of service. Our agents are ready to carry out the complex computer issues. When you have an issue, just call our agent and relax. Through our high speed internet connectivity, we logon remotely and provide you our valueable service.

 

HOW TO PROTECT?

Secure Your Email

Browse the Web Safely

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HOW VIRUSES ATTACK?

Vulnerabilities

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Spam

Phishing

Malware

Misleading Applications

 

 

LATEST NEWS
Innovation: Sending botnets the way of smallpox
Could forcing computer owners to keep their machines up to date with the latest security software help stop cybercrime in its tracks?

Legal team hack Xbox memory for defence evidence
Investigators have found a way to use software vulnerabilities to tease forensic evidence from the games console

Spamdemic: Tracking the plague of junk mail
From Monty Python to mass-mailing misery, New Scientist charts the unstoppable rise of spam

US networks and power grid under (mock) cyber-attack
Unknown hackers have brought down cellphone networks and set their sights on electricity firms in a new kind of war game

USB fingerprints identify 'pod slurping' data thieves
A new system could sound the alarm when files are copied onto USB memory sticks in a way that smacks of intellectual property theft

A telescope that sets its sights on cyber-crime
Dangerous botnets swarm around the internet, but a new piece of software could track them down and take them over

Email accounts at risk from not-so-secret questions
Census data could help malicious software guess 1 in 80 "secret" answers, odds tempting enough for hackers to automate attacks on webmail services

To beat spam, turn its own weapons against it
Spammers' own trickery has been used to develop an "effectively perfect" method for blocking the most common kind of spam

'Bugnets' eavesdrop on you wherever you go
The multitude of smartphones and computers we carry around could be hacked to create a sophisticated eavesdropping network

Why Google's China gambit doesn't make sense - Short Sharp Science
The unspoken implication is that the Chinese government was behind the attacks. But there are two reasons for thinking that Google cannot be certain of this

How touch screens could shrug off shoulder surfers
They make it easier for onlookers to spy pass codes, but touch screens' flexibility could be the source of easy-to-use, secure alternatives to PINs

Robot border guards to patrol future frontiers
If your nation's border allows unwanted visitors through and foot patrols aren't cutting it, try a network of radar, cameras, agile robots and drones

The psychological tricks that scammers use
TV show The Real Hustle contains a lot of lessons for avoiding scams in real life, as Frank Stajano can tell you

Your keyboard knows that it's you and you're stressed
The unique way a person taps in a familiar username can be used to identify them and also detect if they are under stress

Unreliable evidence? Time to open up DNA databases
Forensic scientists and lawyers want the US to open up its genetic database so they can test the way suspects are matched with crime-scene DNA samples

Innovation: The sinister powers of crowdsourcing
Governments are turning to web users to help identify criminals and protestors could they enlist people's help without revealing their true goals?

Computer crime a growing threat, warns FBI
Governments, investment banks and everyday people are all increasingly targeted by cyber crime, says the US agency

Virtual computer army takes on the botnets
More than 1 million virtual computers are set to provide insight into how networks of infected computers wreak havoc on the internet

Revealed: the true cost of computer crime
Attacks on computers and websites are increasing, but who exactly picks up the bill - and for how much?

Computer meltdowns in space: a short history
The virus recently found on a space station laptop is only the latest extraterrestrial computer glitch - another was caused by floating urine

Quantum computers get commercial and hackable
Machines that compute using quantum principles are arriving on the market at last, but claims of unbreakable security look unfounded

Space station computer virus raises security concerns
A computer worm found on a station laptop is benign, but its discovery is a 'wake-up call' to fortify computer security in space

Computer model forecasts crime sprees
The crimefighting tool, based on neural networks, can predict even subtle changes in local crime, claim its US inventors

Universal kernel code to keep computers safe
A microkernel that can underpin any operating system could make computers more reliable and secure

Computer vs crime
Three million criminal records now held on microfiche will be entered into the British Police National Computer within two years. Once the system, called

The great chip theft: Organised crime is going high-tech in the US with armed gangs holding up chip makers. What can the manufacturers do to prevent the theft and distribution of their valuable bits of silicon?
When Larry Chalfan was awakened by the telephone at 3. 40 one Saturday morning last October, he knew something was wrong. But he was still shocked when the

Internet 'immune system' could block viruses
Threat detection system could identify and quarantine worms, before the malicious code has the chance to wreak havoc on unpatched systems

Burglars swap crowbars for computers
AS MORE Americans learn to operate computers, the nature of computer crime is changing, according to the National Center for Computer Crime Data in Los

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Virus Removal Tool Names
Vcleaner
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Stration, Worm/Generic.FX, Agent.A-AN, BackDoor.Agent.A-Z, BackDoor.Agent.AA-BG, Downloader.Agent.AS, I-Worm/Atak.A-I, Bagle.DA-IU, I-Worm/Bagle.A-Z, I-Worm/Bagle.AA-JD, I-Worm/Bugbear.D, I-Worm/Mytob.A-GC, I-Worm/Netsky.A-Z, Worm/Netsky.AA-AD, I-Worm/Sasser.A-F, I-Worm/Zafi.A-E, PSW.Bispy.A-E, Win32/Gaelicum, Win32/Hidrag
Worm/Downadup (Worm/Conficker)
Removes the following viruses:
Worm/Downadup (Worm/Conficker)
Downloader.Stubby.A
Removes the following viruses:
Downloader.Stubby.A
I-Worm/Bugbear.C
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Bugbear.C )
I-Worm/Ganda
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Ganda, papaDog Download remover:
rmganda.exe
Win32/Expiro
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Expiro
I-Worm/Happy99
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Happy99
I-Worm/Lovgate.C
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Lovgate.C
I-Worm/Luder
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Luder
Win32/Dundun
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Dundun
I-Worm/Mydoom.A and B
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Mydoom.A and I-Worm/Mydoom.B
I-Worm/Mydoom.F
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Mydoom.F
I-Worm/Navidad
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Navidad
I-Worm/Nimda
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Nimda
I-Worm/Pretty_Park
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Pretty_Park
I-Worm/Sircam.A
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Sircam.A
I-Worm/Sober.A
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Sober.A
I-Worm/Swen
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Swen
I-Worm/Verona.B
Removes the following viruses:
I-Worm/Verona.B
LOP.AH/Backdoor.Generic3.SVX
Removes the following viruses:
LOP.AH/Backdoor.Generic3.SVX
Packed.Protector.C
Removes the following viruses:
Packed.Protector.C
Win32/Vampiro
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Vampiro
VBS/Iloveyou
Removes the following viruses:
VBS/Iloveyou
Win32/Alman
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Alman
Win32/Delf.2.B
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Delf.2.B
Win32/Dupator
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Dupator
Win32/Elkern, variants A, B and C
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Elkern.A, Win32/Elkern.B, Win32/Elkern.C
Win32/Gaelicum
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Gaelicum
Win32/Kriz
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Kriz
Win32/Mabezat
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Mabezat
Win32/Magistr, variants A and B
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Magistr.A, Win32/Magistr.B
Win32/Parite
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Parite
Win32/Prepender
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Prepender
Win32/Sality
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Sality
Win32/Tanatos, variants A, H, I and M
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Tanatos A, Win32/Tanatos H, Win32/Tanatos I, Win32/Tanatos M
Win32/Valla.2048
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Valla.2048
Win32/Virut
Removes the following viruses:
Win32/Virut
Worm/Lovsan
Removes the following viruses:
Worm/Lovsan

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