Cydoor Has Hacked 55 Million Computers
Mark
freeware, adware or file sharing software the chances are you will have
been hacked. If you use Kazaa - you are already hacked!!!
Here you will be shown how to check for Cydoor Hackers.
Cydoor collects data about you, where you go on the Internet, what you
do, how you do it, and what time you do it - among many other things.
They collect all this data to profit from you without you even knowing
it. They don't care that your privacy has been invaded as long as it
makes them a quick buck. And many a quick buck they have made. With 55
million computers that have been hacked - for free - is it any wonder
how they have profited greatly from us? Have they even said thank you
for invading your privacy for their wealth gain?
If you disagree with having your privacy invaded you can complain to
Cydoor - details below.
The other annoying part about these people is that when you delete
their hacker software it reinstalls itself sometimes immediately or on
startup - check for yourself you're sure to have been hacked by
Cydoor.
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To complain about your privacy rights email to:
pri...@cydoor.com
To visit these data steelers/hackers visit:
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How to check if you've been hacked:
Follow the steps as outlined below.
Go to:
1. START MENU >>> RUN (the run dialog box comes up)
2. In the dialog box type >>> REGEDIT
3. Highlight MY COMPUTER by clicking on it once in Registry Editor
(for search purposes)
4. Click >>> EDIT in the Registry Editor and click >>> FIND (brings up
find dialog box)
5. Type >>> CYDOOR into the dialog box
6. Ensure that the following is checked: KEYS, VALUES, DATA (if
available)
7. Ensure >>> MATCH WHOLE STRING ONLY is NOT checked (if available)
8. Click FIND or FIND NEXT
If you haven't been hacked you are one of the lucky ones.
Follow the steps above, but this time type in ALEXA - this is another
company that profits from the exploitation of the unsuspecting.
To get rid of these keys you can delete them, but I would not advise
this if you do not now anything about editing the registry. Deleting
the wrong keys can make your computer unusable and may require you to
reinstall your operating system.
There are a few programmes that will remove this for you such as
Ad-aware.
When deleting Cydoor hacker software ensure that you turn off System
Restore for all drives. This is necessary, because the Cydoor hacker
software gets saved to your System Restore folder and upon restart
Cydoor hacker software is reinstalled - working very much like a
virus.
For your protection and privacy and rights as an individual ensure that
Cydoor hacker software does not reside on your computer because they
are collecting all kinds of data from you to profit from your
exploitation.
Hope this has helped you identify Cydoor hacker software.
Best wishes
Mark
Email this to a friend if you've found this help you identify Cydoor
spyware software.
Angela Kahealani
you haven't been hacked you are one of the lucky ones.
Luck is not any part of the reality involved here... Wisdom is the
key. I have a very strict No MicroSoftware Policy. Therefore, I have
neither hacking, virus, nor worm problems. If you want privacy (shall
we get on-topic for this newsgroup?) just disconnect your computer from
the internet.
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