MProtect 2009 is fake anti-badware software that won’t remove anything but credit from your AmEx. Like other scareware, MProtect 2009 — or MProtector 2009 — sneaks onto your machine through a Trojan. MProtect 2009 gets creepy cozy in your registry so it starts every time you reboot, and spoofs scanning your system for threats. The results? Surprise! You’re infected with badware that no other security software has ever discovered on your machine. Just your luck MProtect 2009 happen to install itself on your computer. MProtect 2009 will remove those obscure Trojans — so long as you pay up. Feeling a little iffy? MProtect 2009 will drown your computer in MProtect 2009 popups and fake system alerts, until you’re convinced. If you give into the pressure to buy MProtect 2009, likely MProtect 2009 pop-up ads won’t even go away. MProtect 2009 is nothing but scamware that’ll burn your money.

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Malware Protection 2009 is scareware posing as antivirus software. Like other scareware, Malware Protection 2009 — or MalwareProtection2009 — may hijack your web browser and drown your computer in Malware Protection 2009 popups and fake security alerts. These Malware Protection 2009 pop-up ads will tell you you’re infected with non-existent badware that can only be removed by Malware Protection 2009. Malware Protection 2009’s goal? To trick you into wasting money on the “full” — or “fool” — version of Malware Protection 2009. Even if you had badware besides Malware Protection 2009, this scamware can’t remove it.

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