spyware quake 

Spyware Quake is a fake spyware-removal program that actually is spyware in itself. It is characterized by a gray-silver program that says it removes spyware. Also, two alternate HTMLs come up called "Online Security Guide" and "Security Troubleshooting". These come up as green and blue shield symbols with checkmarks. Your computer will continue to remind you that you are infected with spyware, even though these reminders are part of Spyware Quake itself. Spyware Quake is downloaded through VCodec.

Do not download VCodec, otherwise Spyware Quake will appear on your computer.

spyware quake by KALINSKY April 30, 2006

spyware whore 

Noun
Any company who frequently includes spyware with their software, (ususally freeware or shareware). The company may issue frequent updates (like Bearshare) to ensure that the unaware keep it installed in their system.

The word indicates a company relies upon spyware for a major part of their revenue.

I can't believe you just downloaded Kazaa. They're a real Spyware Whore!

spyware whore by 4x4_Man August 26, 2005

spyware whore 

Any computer manufacturer such as Dell, Sony and E-Machines that sell themselves to spyware companies, in turn installling the spyware, adware or malware onto their products.

Dell is a spyware whore for installing myway on their computers.

spyware whore by project_r5 December 29, 2004

spyware inc 

A national incorporation providing you and yours with free spyware!

Screenname: omg i am calln the police on ur hackin ass!

spyware inc: shit

spyware inc by spywareinc February 6, 2009

Spyware virus 

A virus that leaks search history, passwords, emails, and other personal information to servers or to the owner of the spyware.

I got an Spyware virus on my computer!

Spyware virus by dswqsa895 January 17, 2023

Chinese spyware 

TikTok.

Person 1: Have you seen the TikTok video I’ve sent you?
Person 2: Sorry, I don’t use the Chinese spyware

Chinese spyware by Muttoosh November 23, 2022

Intra-ISP Spyware 

Intra-ISP spyware are behavioural targeting advertising systems that sit within an ISP in order to scan the content of web browsing and build a profile of your interests so that relevant adverts can be sent back to you. Also known as IISpy, or I2Spy systems

The spyware system implemented by the company Phorm is installed within the UK ISP BT and therefore classed as Intra-ISP Spyware.

Intra-ISP Spyware by Simon Richards April 18, 2008