This page is infected by malicious advertising code
An Internet browser warning that says “This page is infected by malicious advertising code…” is a fake alert coming from rogue security program called Personal Antivirus. This message will appear on heading section of Internet browser, spoofing actions of Internet Browser when soliciting user’s consent. This misleading act will redirect user’s Internet browser to questionable web sites where drive-by-download method will drop and install a copy of rogue program on visitor’s computer. The technique is possible if the malicious web site can locate a security hole on target computer that serves as doorway.
Technical Details and Additional Information:
Damage Level: Medium
Systems Affected: Windows 9x, 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7
Malware Behavior
Obviously, this fake alert will initiate by visiting malicious web sites or if browser hijacker is present on your computer. This message usually appears by pulling-out an add-on if there is a request for web address. Unsuspecting user may perceive that the alert is originating from a web site, where in fact it is process locally. The objective is to promote a program that will protect the system against malicious code from preferred web sites. The full message reads:
This page is infected by malicious advertising code. Such code can seriously affect your computer. Click here to protect your computer with Personal Antivirus.

How to Remove This page is infected by malicious advertising code
1. Temporarily Disable System Restore (Windows Me/XP). [how to]
2. Open your antivirus application and update the virus definition file. This method ensures that your antivirus program can detect even newer variants of 'This page is infected by malicious advertising code'
3. Start Windows in Safe Mode with Networking.
- From a power-off state, turn on the computer and press F8 on your keyboard repeatedly.
- Your computer will display Windows Advanced Boot Options menu. Please select Safe Mode with Networking.
- The system will now boot Windows and loads only necessary drivers and files.
4. Open your antivirus program and run a full system scan. After the scan, delete all infected items. If unable, better place them in quarantine. Once the scan is complete, please proceed with the next step.
Online Virus Scanner:
Another way to remove 'This page is infected by malicious advertising code' without the need to install additional antivirus application is to perform a thorough scan with free online virus scanner that can be found here or on websites of legitimate anti-virus and security provider.
5. Go to Online Virus Scanner list and run a virus scan. This may require plug-ins, add-on or Activex object, please install if you want to proceed with scan.
6. After completing the necessary download, your system is now ready for online virus scanning.
7. Select an option in which you can thoroughly scan the computer to make sure that it will find and delete entirely all infections not detected on previous scan.
8. Remove or delete all detected items.
9. When scanning is finished you may now restart the computer in normal mode.
meme
Sep 17, 2009 @ 22:25:48
infected by malicious advertising code on my computer
keeping saying stop every page i go to
Jennifer Meyer
Sep 27, 2009 @ 17:31:56
Im trying to get rid of this malicious advertising code and every time I go to download the Malwarebytes Anti-Malware it blocks me. What can I do?
Greg
Sep 27, 2009 @ 19:06:53
My computer has been infected by a Bug named Rbot.gen/Zapchast. I have tried everything to remove this thing. I have tried several Online scanners and one actually found several Problems I waited several hours and then finally at around 99% done it suddenly it just popped up an error and quit. As I have said I have tried quite a few trojan/Virus/Maware/Adware ONLINE removal tools and they have all just suddenly quit working. Can someone please point me in the right direction or tell me how to remove it Manually. I am pretty skilled with computers but this has me stumped. So if anyone has any ideas how to Automatically or
Manually I would be Greatly Appreciative.