For someone reason i have this new thing on my computer called SECURITY TOOL and I do NOT want it. I have tried to delete it but it says I need permission. Can someone please help me?
https://spinsafe.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/SS-Logo.svg00SecureTechhttps://spinsafe.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/SS-Logo.svgSecureTech2010-06-01 18:56:462010-06-01 18:56:46How do I remove SECURITY TOOL from my computer?
Read this, there is a process that needs to be stopped, It is in this guide ~
Mark says:
u need to use malwarebytes and superanti spyware … and i would also run combofix also…just for good measure….someone posted this site here a while ago and i used it was great for getting rid of that i had it too
Follow the instructions in the link below and a trained analyst will help you clean it from your system for free and give you advice on how to stay safe in the future.
If you cannot complete any of the steps, let the analyst know and he will advise you what to do next.
You got 3 options to remove security tool :
1.System restore
2. Scanning with good antivirus or antispyware like malwarebytes antimalware, spyware doctor, superantispyware (you might need to disable virus first)
3. Disabling and removing it manually, like described here : http://getridofspyware.org/how-to-remove-security-tool.html
LenniLei says:
Once “Security Tool” infects a system, it will randomize the names and folder names. You may need to kill off the running process for SecurityTool in order to remove Security Tool. If you are otherwise unable to delete the files that you find, use the Task Manager to kill off the running process that matches the randomized name for the exe that you find. It will likely stick out like a sore thumb in the task manager. (Very few legit programs have 10 digit numerical names)
After the manual removal, or at least the manual disabling of the active rogue, go back and run a scan with an updated version of Malwarebytes to make sure the system is clean. The toughest part of the Security Tool infection, Security Tool will claim each program you try to run is a worm and is trying to send your credit card info to some host.
I just removed this from my compter about 5 mins ago! If you still have it just email me and I lead you thru a sure proof way. I tried system restore and all kind of stuff till i did this…
just let me know
Leave a Reply
Want to join the discussion? Feel free to contribute!
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-security-tool
Read this, there is a process that needs to be stopped, It is in this guide ~
u need to use malwarebytes and superanti spyware … and i would also run combofix also…just for good measure….someone posted this site here a while ago and i used it was great for getting rid of that i had it too
http://youtube.com/mrizos
look for the malware removal video
Follow the instructions in the link below and a trained analyst will help you clean it from your system for free and give you advice on how to stay safe in the future.
If you cannot complete any of the steps, let the analyst know and he will advise you what to do next.
http://www.tnthelpforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=834
Wollys my boo (~_~)
If his fix dont work try this one?
http://www.malwareexorcism.com/search/label/security%20tool
I’m sure you don’t want it. It’s an awful piece of spyware. There are removal instructions here http://www.spyware-review.net/remove-security-tool-removal-instructions/
You got 3 options to remove security tool :
1.System restore
2. Scanning with good antivirus or antispyware like malwarebytes antimalware, spyware doctor, superantispyware (you might need to disable virus first)
3. Disabling and removing it manually, like described here : http://getridofspyware.org/how-to-remove-security-tool.html
Once “Security Tool” infects a system, it will randomize the names and folder names. You may need to kill off the running process for SecurityTool in order to remove Security Tool. If you are otherwise unable to delete the files that you find, use the Task Manager to kill off the running process that matches the randomized name for the exe that you find. It will likely stick out like a sore thumb in the task manager. (Very few legit programs have 10 digit numerical names)
After the manual removal, or at least the manual disabling of the active rogue, go back and run a scan with an updated version of Malwarebytes to make sure the system is clean. The toughest part of the Security Tool infection, Security Tool will claim each program you try to run is a worm and is trying to send your credit card info to some host.
try this free malware removal tool : http://www.thestubware.com/malware_removal/securitytool/ . If the automatical method doesn’t work, try their free tech support to remove the new variant :
http://www.thestubware.com/forum/index.php?topic=77.0
http://www.thestubware.com/forum/index.php?topic=96.0
I just removed this from my compter about 5 mins ago! If you still have it just email me and I lead you thru a sure proof way. I tried system restore and all kind of stuff till i did this…
just let me know