No one likes to be duped, and there’s nothing more frustrating than learning that you’re the victim of scheming malware. BHO.alw is adware with a malicious bite. It can be disguised as pop-ups, pop-unders, banner ads, or even an embedded web page link. Once you fall prey to it, it takes an expert to exterminate it from your system.

BHO stands for Browser Helper Object. In most cases, this is a good thing. For instance, if you install an Alexa Toolbar, it is considered a BHO. However, what you may not know can hurt you. In some cases, Trojan applications are disguised as BHOs and can destroy important information on your computer or, worse yet, transmit your personal information to an undisclosed third party.

Like many spyware applications, you may not know there’s a rogue malware lurking on your system until it’s too late. By then you’re getting pesky pop-ups, pop-unders, and unexpected banner ads. BHO.alw is designed to record keystrokes and transmit that information to another party.

What’s even worse is that a BHO.alw—when installed by a trojan application—can open the door for hackers to gain access to your personal data and create a mess that’s difficult to clean up. No one wants their personal information, especially financial details, “out there” for others to see.

Unfortunately, you might have BHO.alw on your computer and not even know it. It can be disguised as a toolbar and can be tracking your information every time you get online!

Malware can hinder the performance of your computer, so you’ll want to invest in a reliable method for cleaning your system of malicious adware. First, you’ll want to scan your computer with a reliable program designed to track the most current spyware. Then, you’ll want to annihilate it.

The folks at Spyzooka are expert malware exterminators. If you’ve got a BHL.alw bug, they can guarantee to wipe out 100% of pesky BHO.alw critters (and more). With a 100%, 60 day guarantee, you can rest assured that they’ll take care of you.