Archive for the ‘Rogue Anti-Spyware’ Category

Security Shield 2011

Monday, February 6th, 2012
 
Recker Trojan
Recker Trojan
Recker Trojan
Security Shield 2011 is a fake antivirus program that was designed by computer hackers in order to steal money from random computer users. It enters machine without users’ permission. The program warns that your system is infected with a bunch of different threats. In order to remove them you are offered to install a full version of Security Shield 2011 to your system.
Security Shield 2011 is started automatically every time you log in to your system. It looks like a reputable antispyware program that runs its scanner in order to look for infections. The difference is that Security Shield 2011 is not able to detect any malicious files. For this reason it shows a list of nonexistent files and claims them to be infections. The program doesn’t agree to remove them until you purchase a full version of Security Shield 2011. That’s another thing that was made up in order to make computer users pay for Security Shield 2011.
Another thing that annoys a lot while Security Shield 2011 is running on the system is tons of security alerts that appear on your desktop despite you are trying to run some of your legitimate programs. These messages mainly state that your system contains spyware infections and you must activate Security Shield 2011 in order to protect your computer.
Do not trust such statements as Security Shield 2011 is nothing similar to a reputable antispyware. You must do all it takes in order to eliminate Security Shield 2011 from your computer right after its detections there.
Security Shield 2011
Security Shield 2011
 

AV Security Essentials

Monday, February 6th, 2012
 

AV Security Essentials is a new rogue antivirus program that infiltrates into computer systems completely secretly and imitates actions of security tool. The program warns that your system is badly infected and recommends getting a full version of  AV Security Essentials in order to fix your system’s security issues. AV Security Essentials  uses a fake scanner after each system reboot. The program does not ask your permission to use its scanner and simply runs it each time you log in to Windows. The scanner claims that your system is infected and offers purchasing its license in order to activate AV Security Essentials and remove all infections using it. What is more, as long as AV Security Essentials will be running on the system it will regularly display fake security alerts that only warn about infections in order to create an illusion that your system is at risk.

Once again, you will be offered to purchase a full version of in order to gain money from you. Not to talk about more infections that can infiltrate into the system while AV Security Essentials is running on the system. The program is able to terminate some of your legitimate programs including you legitimate security tools. That’s why your system becomes more accessible for various infections. You are highly advised using a reputable antispyware program in order to remove AV Security Essentials and all other infections from your system as soon as possible.

AV Security Essentials
AV Security Essentials
 

Internet Security

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012
 
Internet Security is a fake antispyware application that spreads on computers using fake warnings and a fake scanner program to make computer user believe that his system is infected and get money from random computer users. The application is configured to start automatically with each system reboot right when it’s downloaded and installed to the computer. Then the entire mess starts on the system.
Internet Security rogue announces about tons of infections detected on your system and recommends its full version as a tool to fix all security problems on your machine. The program also generates a bunch of security notifications which warn that your system is badly infected or a suspicious activity in your registry system space was detected. By the end it will state that system damage is possible.
None of the threats should be taken for granted. Internet Security only wants to make you believe that your system is badly infected and make you purchase something useless. Cyber criminals, who created Internet Security earn money this way.
If it happened for you to detect Internet Security on your computer you should never trust it. The best thing is to do it to get rid of Internet Security virus with a reputable antispyware program, for example Stop Zilla. What is more, do not pay for anything that you are not sure about. Make a small research on the Internet before purchasing any program. If you have made a transfer for Security Defender already please contact your bank immediately and dispute the charges. Otherwise, all your private information will go to the cyber criminals and it will lead to stealing your money.
Internet Security
Internet Security
 

XP Internet Security 2012

Friday, January 27th, 2012
 

XP Internet Security 2012 is a typical badware that is dangerous enough to to get your money and credit card details. It does that in a quite typical way by reporting numerous viruses and then asking to pay for their removal. Using the fake system scanners, it proves for the victim that computer is truly infected with malware and that it really needs a remedy. Keep in mind that XP Internet Security 2012 is not legitimate and all its alerts are faked for the one and only reason – to get your money. You should keep in mind that you must ignore its messages and remove XP Internet Security 2012 without any delay.

XP Internet Security 2012 tends to disable all security applications found on the system and also disconnects its victims from Internet. This thing simply helps for it to stay on the system and prevent its removal. As you can see, XP Internet Security 2012 is a serious threat which won’t stop until eliminated from the system. It provides only deceptive information about your computer and then starts asking the money. However, according to security experts, its virus database is empty, so it only pretends to be a helpful tool capable to protect your PC from trojans, keyloggers and other malware. In order to stop all this mess, remove XP Internet Security 2012 without any delay. Otherwise, it will let more viruses on your computer and make your PC useless.

XP Internet Security 2012
XP Internet Security 2012
 

Vista Security 2012

Wednesday, January 25th, 2012
 

Vista Security 2012 is a typical malware that disables its victims from some basic functions of computer, like browsing the web or launching their favorite applications. This annoying cyber threat starts displaying annoying system scanners, alerts and notifications and also asks to make a payment for its licensed version. Please, ignore Vista Security 2012 and its alerts because it will damage your PC. Together with your money, this scam is also capable to steal your credit card details and let more viruses inside. It should belong to the category of rogue anti-spywares that all must be eliminated ASAP.

Vista Security 2012 is usually distributed with a help of trojans that can easily infect poorly protected systems and download malware files there. After that, this dangerous cyber threat is also set to start once the PC is rebooted and additionally display its misleading popups reporting about nasty parasites such as spyware, keyloggers, adware, found on the system. However, you should keep in mind that Vista Security 2012 has no capabilities to find or remove infections because it has an empty virus database. If simply ignored, Vista Security 2012 completely takes over the Operating System of the compromised PC and stops all executable files you will try to run, so you may find it difficult to run a full system scan with your anti-spyware. If you you have also been infected with this sneaky parasite, follow this Vista Security 2012 removal guide.

Vista Security 2012
Vista Security 2012