The Conficker worm, was first seen spreading in October 2008 and five variants A, B, C, D and E have been reported as recent as April 2009. These variants have reportedly spread to millions of Windows-based PCs worldwide.

Conficker is able to lie dormant in infected computers until it receives instructions upon which it can take control of the machine and send out sensitive and personal information. It blocks access to various, security-related sites and shuts down processes.

Some variants are able to download additional malicious code and can spread from computer to computer over a peer-to-peer network, giving it the ability to spread extremely fast. Because it hides itself on your system and runs in the system’s memory, Conficker is extremely difficult to detect and remove.

Until now!

Tizer’s Conficker Razor™ tool successfully removes all variants of the Conficker worm and other Conficker-type malware because it uses heuristics and behavioral analysis for detection and a driver based tool for removal. This method of detection and removal is far more reliable than the outdated technology of using malware signatures in the database to uncover the threat. This database method is not effective against numerous variants.

And since we are not a targeted antivirus site that the Conficker worm blocks, we are accessible, even if you already have the virus. As an additional safeguard against that possibility, we will also be offering this free download from numerous other sites.

We have developed different versions of our free tool for Window’s XP (32 bit) and Window’s Vista (32 bit) users. Choose the version that is appropriate for your operating system below.