harry_z
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Need screen shots of rogue anti-virus and BSOD
Aloha,
I'm putting together some advertising for my business, and I'd like to include a couple of screen shots of a rogue anti-virus, and also a Blue Screen (I don't care which version of Windows it's from). And right now I don't have any systems with a rogue on it in my shop.
I do need the screen resolution to be at least 1024x768 for the rogue.
Searching the web for screen shots that are free to use for commercial purposes has not been fruitful.
Mahalo!
Harry Z.
I'm putting together some advertising for my business, and I'd like to include a couple of screen shots of a rogue anti-virus, and also a Blue Screen (I don't care which version of Windows it's from). And right now I don't have any systems with a rogue on it in my shop.
I do need the screen resolution to be at least 1024x768 for the rogue.
Searching the web for screen shots that are free to use for commercial purposes has not been fruitful.
Mahalo!
Harry Z.
Harry, you're referring to "Fake Antivirus" malware infections, aren't you?
Lol BillDL, I posted false positives hopefully that helps.
if he means like when you get a popup on a web page that says your computer is infected press the red button to fix it ehehe and that's a fake
Especially this one
tons here on fake malware bytes
and here for fake virus warning in a web page
Cant say they are all copyrighted
if he means like when you get a popup on a web page that says your computer is infected press the red button to fix it ehehe and that's a fake
Especially this one
tons here on fake malware bytes
and here for fake virus warning in a web page
Cant say they are all copyrighted
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Aloha Merete and BillDL,
Here's a link to what I mean when I refer to "rogue anti-virus". Yeah, I could just copy the jpg and use it, but since this is for commercial use (advertising) I'd like to do this the "correct" way.
And there are lots of BSOD screen shots out there too, but none that are free for commercial purposes.
Mahalo for your assistance,
Harry Z.
Here's a link to what I mean when I refer to "rogue anti-virus". Yeah, I could just copy the jpg and use it, but since this is for commercial use (advertising) I'd like to do this the "correct" way.
And there are lots of BSOD screen shots out there too, but none that are free for commercial purposes.
Mahalo for your assistance,
Harry Z.
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Aloha,
Mahalo for your assistance, I've located some images I'm comfortable with using.
Harry Z.
Mahalo for your assistance, I've located some images I'm comfortable with using.
Harry Z.
Thank you harry. Glad you found some suitable images.
Please explain.
Do you mean an anti virus finding a rogue?
I can give you that based on a couple of games I bought because they were older games my AVG found them a virus this was a false positive and had to add them to my exceptions.
Some of these are not copyrighted as far as I can see
example
BSOD you can find in internet explorer images