By:
BINITHA A
MANNAM FOUNDATION CENTRE FOR EDUCATION EDAKKADU P O,
PORUVAZHY
SOCIAL SCIENCE
REG NO -16915373005
 The word 'spyware' was used for the first time
publicly in October 1995.
 It popped up on Usenet (a distributed Internet
discussion system in which users post e-mail
like messages) in an article aimed at Microsoft's
business model.
 Spyware refers to programs that use your
Internet connection to send information from
your personal computer to some other
computer, normally without your knowledge
or permission.
 This information is a record of your ongoing
browsing habits, downloads, or it could be
more personal data like your name and
address.
 Most spyware is installed without users'
knowledge.
 Spyware gets on a system through deception of
the user or through exploitation of software
vulnerabilities.
 Most of the time it is bundled with some sort of
other software that the user has downloaded.
 A spyware infestation can create significant
unwanted CPU activity, disk usage, and
network traffic.
 Stability issues, such as applications freezing,
failure to boot, and system-wide crashes, are
also common.
 Spyware, which interferes with networking
software commonly causes difficulty
connecting to the Internet.
 Some types of spyware disable software
firewalls and anti-virus software, and/or
reduce browser security settings, thus opening
the system to further opportunistic infections,
much like an immune deficiency disease.
 Some other types of spyware use rootkit like
techniques to prevent detection, and thus
removal.
 Spyware is still changing, meaning remedies
can vary from different types of spyware.
 If programs do not work to rid the computer of
the infected then a full system reinstall would
be needed.
 Most big anti-virus firms have added anti-
spyware to their anti-virus packages. (Such as
Macafee and Symantec)
1. They can provide real time protection against
the installation of spyware software on your
computer.
2. Anti-spyware software programs can be used
solely for detection and removal of spyware
software that has already been installed onto your
computer.
 CoolWebSearch
 Internet Optimizer
 HuntBar
 Movieland
 MyWebSearch
 Zango
 WeatherStudio
 Ad-Aware SE
 Spybot - Search & Destroy
 GIANT AntiSpyware
 AVG Anti-Spyware Professional Edition
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  • 1.
    By: BINITHA A MANNAM FOUNDATIONCENTRE FOR EDUCATION EDAKKADU P O, PORUVAZHY SOCIAL SCIENCE REG NO -16915373005
  • 2.
     The word'spyware' was used for the first time publicly in October 1995.  It popped up on Usenet (a distributed Internet discussion system in which users post e-mail like messages) in an article aimed at Microsoft's business model.
  • 3.
     Spyware refersto programs that use your Internet connection to send information from your personal computer to some other computer, normally without your knowledge or permission.  This information is a record of your ongoing browsing habits, downloads, or it could be more personal data like your name and address.
  • 4.
     Most spywareis installed without users' knowledge.  Spyware gets on a system through deception of the user or through exploitation of software vulnerabilities.  Most of the time it is bundled with some sort of other software that the user has downloaded.
  • 5.
     A spywareinfestation can create significant unwanted CPU activity, disk usage, and network traffic.  Stability issues, such as applications freezing, failure to boot, and system-wide crashes, are also common.  Spyware, which interferes with networking software commonly causes difficulty connecting to the Internet.
  • 6.
     Some typesof spyware disable software firewalls and anti-virus software, and/or reduce browser security settings, thus opening the system to further opportunistic infections, much like an immune deficiency disease.  Some other types of spyware use rootkit like techniques to prevent detection, and thus removal.
  • 7.
     Spyware isstill changing, meaning remedies can vary from different types of spyware.  If programs do not work to rid the computer of the infected then a full system reinstall would be needed.  Most big anti-virus firms have added anti- spyware to their anti-virus packages. (Such as Macafee and Symantec)
  • 8.
    1. They canprovide real time protection against the installation of spyware software on your computer. 2. Anti-spyware software programs can be used solely for detection and removal of spyware software that has already been installed onto your computer.
  • 9.
     CoolWebSearch  InternetOptimizer  HuntBar  Movieland  MyWebSearch  Zango  WeatherStudio
  • 10.
     Ad-Aware SE Spybot - Search & Destroy  GIANT AntiSpyware  AVG Anti-Spyware Professional Edition