Security Tool

September 25th, 2009
 

Security Tool is the anti-spyware program which should not be taken serious and must be removed immediately after detection. The trialware of Security Tool is downloaded without any permission of the PC owner and it is designed to start the misleading actions just after being installed. The scam poses to be a legitimate application which scans the computer for viruses without asking. Security Tool always detects hundreds of worms, Trojans and other parasites and for the removal it asks you to pay for the “licensed” its version which is nothing but just another scam.
Don’t purchase, download and then install Security Tool. This program is created to increase the profit for the scammers and won’t make your computer work better. Have no doubt and delete the trialware of Security Tool immediately!

 

Security Master AV

May 26th, 2010
 

Security Master AV is a rogue antispyware program that should never be trusted. It is designed by cyber criminals for just one reason which is to gain money from innocent computer users. You must be very cautious about everything related to Security Master AV.

After the infiltration, the program irritates by displaying tons of fake security notifications and constantly scanning the system for infections. In fact, Security Master AV uses fake scanner and only imitates looking for viruses but in the end displays fake infections that doesn’t even exist. However, the user is usually unaware of that and Security Master AV can easily convince him to purchase a full version of a program by stating that it’s the only way to get rid of infections.

Security alerts and fake pop up ads play additional role in promoting Security Master AV as a legitimate antispyware tool. So no matter how convincing they look like, you shouldn’t trust the information they state. Beware that Security Master AV is a scam to be avoided.

Make sure to get rid of Security Master AV once you detect it’s very first signs on your computer. If you have also made a payment for this rogue program, do not hesitate to contact your credit card company and dispute the charges.

 

AV Security Suite

June 3rd, 2010
 

AV Security Suite is a malicious application that imitates an antispyware tool but in fact has malicious purposes to steal computer users’ money and cause you many computer problems. AV Security Suite considerably slows your PC down and generates tons of false alarms about infections that don’t even exist.

The program enters the system through Trojan viruses. Once there it loads a scanner and pretends to look for infections. In reality this entire scan process is just imitated as AV Security Suite doesn’t have an ability to find infections. Once the scan is done, the program generates a screen recommending purchasing AV Security Center in order to remove detected infections.

Later, you will also start receiving scaring system security notifications announcing about computer problems. Your Internet connections may also start acting differently.

You have to do everything in order to remove AV Security Suite in case you have noticed any signs of its existence on your system. You are strongly advised to get a reputable antispyware tool which would deal with a problem automatically or try manual removal with a help of removal guide of AV Security Suite.

 

Security Suite

August 12th, 2010
 

Security Suite is a rogue antispyware program that comes from the same family as infamous Antivir Solution Pro. Both of these programs are completely fake and only have one goal – to steal some money from computer users. The ways of distribution that Security Suite is using varies from phony scanners online to fake pop up ads but basically, the main job is done by Trojan virus which is able to enter the system completely secretly. It also configures Security Suite to start automatically when the system is rebooted.

Then you will notice Security Suite running a system scanner which unfortunately later provides completely fabricated scan results. The program reports that it detected plenty of different infections and recommends removing them with a help of a full version of Security Suite program.

The program also tends to block your Internet browser and this disables you from visiting any websites. Instead you receive a warning claiming that the website is infected or get redirected to the website promoting Security Suite as a legitimate antispyware tool.

Do not trust Security Suite under any circumstances. It’s a program that only expects to gain some money from you. Make sure to get rid of Security Suite once you find it on your computer.

 

Data Security Solution

August 23rd, 2010
 

Data Security Solution is a fake security tool that is categorized as a rogue antispyware program. The program imitates all activities of a security tool just to make the users of infected machine think their systems require some extra protection because of the attacks of spyware infections.

Data Security Solution was basically created in order to make computer users pay money for this useless application presenting it as a big help fighting against spyware infections. It displays tons of fake security notifications to mislead computer user into thinking his system contains tons of infections that are really damaging the system and must be removed as soon as possible.

To look like a legitimate security tool, Data Security Solution also loads a scanner and imitates looking for infections. Finally, it even displays a list of supposedly infected files and recommends removing them by purchasing a licensed version of Data Security Solution.

Do not purchase it in any case as you will end up losing your money and get no protection at all. If you noticed any signs of its activity on your system, please remove Data Security Solution immediately. Otherwise, you may experience even worse consequences.

 

Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert Trojan

August 24th, 2010
 

Beware of the fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert which is a Trojan that is able to install 5 different rogue programs to the system. The programs are installed under the names of Major Defense Kit, Pest Detector 4.1, Red Cross Antivirus, Peak Protection 2010 or AntiSpy Safeguard. All 5 programs basically works in the same manner: they imitate scanning the system for viruses, report finding tons of detections and later on attempt to sell its so called full version of the program.

So how the Trojan infiltrates the program into the system? First of all, it imitates the alert from the legitimate Windows Microsoft Security Essentials Program. The alert claims that a Trojan was detected on your computer and tells you to purchase one of the above listed programs in order to clean the system. Once you click on the alert, the program is installed automatically.

The application is started once you reboot your computer. At first it starts a scanner and imitates looking for infections. Then the program offers purchasing its full version in order to clean the files that were not able to clean with a trial version of a program. Moreover, the application causes tons of security alerts prompting you into installing a full version of the program. Basically, the application does everything in order to make you pay for it.

However, you should not trust Major Defense Kit, Pest Detector 4.1, Red Cross Antivirus, Peak Protection 2010 or AntiSpy Safeguard as none of them are real antispyware removal tools. If you detect any of the programs on your system, make sure to remove it as soon as possible.

 

My Security Suite

September 3rd, 2010
 

My Security Suite is a fake antispyware program that has nothing in common security tool and only pretends to be a useful program. It enters computers via active use of Trojan viruses and once inside, makes itself comfortable in there. After the changes are made in Windows Registry, MySecurity Suite is able to perform every single action that was planned by its creators.

At first the program loads a scanner and imitates performing system scan, then it reports about tons of infections that are posing risk to your system. In order to fix that you will be recommended to get a paid version of My Security Suite. Unfortunately, that is not even a program. It’s a scam application created by cyber criminals just for one reason to earn some money from computer users.

You must get rid of MySecuritySuite as soon as you notice it on your computer. You have to scan your computer with a reputable antispyware program or manually stop the processes of My Security Suite and the delete them.

 

Win7 AV

September 2nd, 2010
 

Hazardous websites have started infecting computers with a new rogue program – Win7 AV. It is able to auto-detect the browser you are using and then uses this information in order to gain computer user’s trust. When you launch your Internet browser at first you will receive a warning. Basically it states that the web site has been reported as an attack site and has been blocked based on your security preference.

Finally, the warning messages offer you to use reliable solution of malware protection and then of course address to installing a copy of Win 7 AV. As soon as the product enters the system it looks just like a legitimate antispyware tool. The program runs system scanner and states to detect some dangerous files. In reality, these files don’t even exist on your computer, but that is just the way rogue program are working. It offers removing something that just in order to make you purchase a full version of Win7 AV.

The program later redirects you to the website promoting Win 7 AV where you can also make a payment for the program. Another thing to be mentioned is that the website of Win7 AV looks very similar to the website of Microsoft Security Essentials.

As you see, rogue creators are improving every day and they find new ways to trick computer users into purchasing their products. Do not fall for this trick and remove Win7 AV as soon as you find its traces on your computer system.

 

SpyDefender 2010

September 1st, 2010
 

SpyDefender 2010 is a bogus security tool that pretends to be a useful antispyware program. The program is infiltrated to computers with a help of Trojan viruses which are meant to redirect computer user to malicious websites that offer trying out computer scanner. Once you are redirected to one of the malicious websites, it will imitate performing system scan for viruses. Finally, the program will state that it has detected a bunch of different infections and recommend purchasing a full version of Spy Defender 2010 in order to fix that.

When SpyDefender 2010 is installed to computer, it also may run its own fake scanner and report about infections that don’t exist just to convince the user into purchasing the fake program. Besides, the program may cause tons of other annoying consequences such as fabricated pop up ads and security notifications warning about infections and promoting Spy Defender 2010 as a tool to get rid of them.

You must remove SpyDefender 2010 immediately after noticing it on your system. Run system scan with a reputable antispyware program or use removal instructions of SpyDefender 2010 to eliminate infection manually. Most importantly, never purchase Spy Defender 2010 as you will only lose your money.

 

Red Cross Antivirus

August 31st, 2010
 

Red Cross Antivirus is a fake antivirus program that uses Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert Trojan in order to infiltrate and convince computer user into purchasing its licensed version. The alert warns about a Trojan infected in your system and gives a list of recommended antivirus programs to remove the infection. Among legitimate programs and 5 rogue antivirus programs, Red Cross Antivirus is offered to purchase.

Once Red Cross Antivirus gets inside, it loads a scanner and pretends to perform system scan. The problem is that it only imitates this action but in reality is not able to detect a single infection. However, the program generates a list of infections which is totally fabricated and recommends purchasing Red Cross Antivirus for their removal.

The application also disables running most of your programs by stating that they are infected by malicious program which might pose a threat for the Operating System. In order to exterminate malicious program from it you will be offered to purchase a full version of Red Cross Antivirus.

Do not doubt to remove Red Cross Antivirus is you have noticed its existence on your computer. If you have paid for it, contact your credit card as soon as possible and dispute the charges.

 

Peak Protection 2010

August 31st, 2010
 

Peak Protection 2010 is a rogue antispyware program that spreads on computer systems through Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert Trojan. This alert states that a Trojan virus has been detected on your system and that you need to download an antispyware program in order to remove it. One of he suggested programs to download is Peak Protection 2010 which is a big scam that should never be trusted.

Once Peak Protection 2010 is infiltrated, it performs system scan and reports about tons of infections. The program insists removing them as soon as possible by purchasing a license of Peak Protection 2010. It is said to be the only way to fix your commuter protection problems. Actually, your system can be absolutely fine as Peak Protection 2010 doesn’t detect any real infections. The program is simply seeking for your money.

Moreover, at the time Peak Protection 2010 is running, you will not be able to run most of your programs as Peak Protection 2010 will block them. Instead of running the program you will receive a message stating that it is infected by a malicious program which might pose a treat for the OS. It will also recommend installing a full version of Peak Protection 2010 in order to fix the infections.

As you probably understand, it’s just a scam to make you pay for completely useless software. Remove Peak Protection 2010 as soon as possible with a reputable antispyware program.