I thought a post this morning from eMarketer was quite timely since I spent a good portion of time last night removing spyware from my brother-in-law's pc.
After 10 minutes of Read story at eMarketer ...
Here are some more stats from the spyware post ...
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Personally I've gotten the best results from using two pieces of spyware detection and removal software. The first is AdAware Pro. There is a free version available Spybot which is also free and available for download Wsup.exe. Then I scanned the results for a site that has the most comprehensive and concise information about spyware and adware I've ever seen. The site is liutilities. So I scanned Google's results looking for result and had the answer to my question immediately.
Here's their description of the Wsup.exe Process
wsup - wsup.exe - Process Information
Process File: wsup or wsup.exe
Process Name: Ibis Toolbar
Description: wsup.exe is a hijacker which means it will intermittently change your Internet Explorer settings / Desktop to the link of its authors sponsors. This program is usually installed through consent, however is sometimes packaged as another product. It is a registered security risk and should be removed immediately.
Author: Ibis
Part Of: Ibis Toolbar
System Process: No
Background Process: Yes
Uses Network: Yes
Hardware Related: No
Common Errors: N/A
Security Risk (0-5): 2
All of that is followed up by a pitch to purchase their spyware/adware removal program. Honestly I don't mind that at all since they've provided me with Marketing Shift blog
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