auditmypc.com é seguro?

На данный момент с моей стороны не замечено каких либо паранормальных явлений на ресурсе,а вот полезной информации хватает.Остается пожелать сайту дальнейшего развития в направлении достоверной информационной безопасности сети интернет и ПК в целом!) http://quttera.com/detailed_report/www.auditmypc.com http://siteadvisor.de/sites/http%3A//www.auditmypc.com *****

This is hands down the worst thing I have encountered on the internet,I checked its rating on WOT before trying it ;and the ratings were very good,so I tried it. This company must have submitted the ratings them selves or paid people to submit good ratings.I encountered this site while trying to add the chrome brower from google.Once you get on this siteBabylon Translator; you can not get it off of your computer by normal mean.It will not go away,you can delete it from your programs and features in the control panel, and it appears to go away just as any other program would do. But every time you turn your computer on there it is, even though it no longer shows up in your programs and features menu. I could not get rid of it until I deleted my browser,shut down the computer.Thenstarted back up and installed a different brower at first; then went back and reinstalled my original browser.This site should not be on the internet at all. It,s the worst thing i have ever seen. I have written comments from several other users who had the same experience; so I'm stumped as to where all the good reviews came from.

Had the misfortune of following a high rated link on a Google search for a file called "Mscdexnt,exe" that I accidently found on my Windows XP Operating System folder "system32". The Google ranking for the site was No.1 and following the link led me to "http://www.auditmypc.com/process/mscdexnt.asp". Following a link (in the main content of the page, that is, No external or advertisment link) that was most enticingly recommended as a part of the solution of, according to the site, a most stealthy and difficult to rid of "Trojan" that was "Mscdexnt.exe", I was led to a site that I never ever got to see as my system's various anti-virus and firewall screamed red and closed down my browser windows with a severe warning of a browser based attack on my system. Since I am well protected (or would like to think I am... who knows?) I repeated this exercise twice more with the same results. I subsequently found out that: 1. "Mscdexnt.exe" is not a virus. 2. It <b>IS</b> a regular part of the XP OS. The link that led me from that site was: "You should visit our <u>Anonymous Surfing</u> section to make sure your system is not giving away information like that of mscdexnt.exe.". (Where "Anonymous Surfing" is the active and offending link ) It is obvious that with main stream content like that, this site should be avoided by everyone, especially those who do not own strong anti-virus and anti-malware, at multiple levels of defence at that, should not visit this site. The owner/webmaster should be informed about this exploitation of his/her website. I cannot because my PC is not working as well as before and I will just have to re-install the Operating System (What a PAIN!!!(:-(