I always received a Information from Antivirus protector?

Question

Dear Sir,

I always received a Information From my Antivirus protector as below:

avast! has detected a secure connection from your mail program (process QvodTerminal. exe) to the IMAP server 222.218.45.102. This type of connection cannot be checked for viruses. Please disable SSL/TLS in your mail client so that the Mail Scanner can scan your mail. The Mail Scanner will provide the SSL/TLS security itself.

Would anyone can help me that what to do can "disable SSL/TLS in your mail client so that the Mail Scanner can scan your mail. The Mail Scanner will provide the SSL/TLS security itself."

I am seeking your kindly help!

Answer 1

IT'S FAKE. I use ESET and I personally promise that if you have anything on your computer or laptop it will catch it. ESET has never missed 1 SINGLE VIRUS IN 7 YEARS OF TESTING THE PROGRAM. NO OTHER ANTI-VIRUS PROGRAM CAN CLAIM THAT TITLE. google it, wikipedia it and see for yourself. I have turned hundreds of people on to it and saved my step mother $120 when dell was getting ready to remote access her computer to fix her problems. She let me install ESET and within

1 hour all her problems went away...lol.

Answer 2

:-))) That's a good one! Lol. Don't believe this scam, phishy email, it's a fraud, and I suspect if indeed you do what it tells you, you will receive a nice virus/malware present! Lol!

They are so sneaky! They don't know what to invent to trap you nowadays! You won the Lottery, someone wants you receive an inheritance in Africa after a plane crash! You'd better get Avast anti virus and Ad Aware to make sure you are protected from them in the future!

http://www.filehippo.com/download_ad-aware/download/1eace8d0be3268cb7923e17b22acf832/

http://www.filehippo.com/download_avast_antivirus/download/8c04e068a56f7cd243fb9c61a70cb7ac/

Know also that Bank never contact their customers by email, so if you receive an email from your "bank" it's a scam!



ECDL Course: phishing:

Refers to a particular type of scam whereby criminals use sophisticated images that resemble legitimate, trustworthy websites to trick users into divulging sensitive financial & personal details.

Answer 3

SCAM.



Download Malware Bytes Anti-Malware - FREE. Install and update definitions. Reboot into safe mode (shut down computer, turn on and keep tapping F8, when given the option, choose safe mode)

logon to the PC in safe mode, and run Malware Bytes on a Full Scan, clean/delete anything it finds, reboot PC back to normal mode when done. Change your normal user account to a standard/limited user to prevent infection again, logon as Admin when you need to install other software



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Answer 4

This is a scam. It detects your current or a popular antivirus program on your computer and makes it look like its coming from that. It tells you to do something that actually opens up your computer for attack.

Answer 5

a scam dont fall for it