XP Internet Security
XP Internet Security system scan finds 34 infections in your computer and then it urges you to remove all the types of malware present by clicking the “Remove All” button. However, then XP Internet Security 2010 says that it will be able to perform the malware removal only if you register your version of the program. ...
Win 7 Security
There are so many threats facing healthy PCs these days that protecting your system against harmful dangers like Win 7 Security have become impossible without some type of help. What makes Win 7 Security even more dangerous is the fact that this application is a fake security tool which tricks users into thinking it is legitimate, and to fool them into paying for its worthless software. ...
MS Removal Tool
MS Removal Tool is a fake antivirus program that will try to entice unsuspecting user with its washed-out pink interface, pretending to be a legitimate computer security product. This rogue is not the first in line, because it comes with a considerably dark background. MS Removal Tool is a clone of System Tool 2011 and System Tool, both of which damaged a lot of computer worldwide in 2010. The main goal of MS Removal Tool is not damaging your computer but stealing your money. System crash is a side effect of this infection that is, unfortunately, far more frequent than one would wish. ...
Antivirus Monitor
PC owners familiar with the Antimalware GO rogue security scam will instantly be able to identify the similarities between this rogue and its latest clone, Antivirus Monitor. Antivirus Monitor was designed with the specific intention of ripping unsuspecting consumers off. This can easily be deduced by examining the very nature of Antivirus Monitor. This rogue does not have any of the abilities it professes to, and despite its grand promises is unable to detect and remove any real threats from a PC. ...
Internet Defender
Internet Defender is an infamous and well documented rogue security application which is used to rip unsuspecting PC owners off by investing in a bogus security tool. In fact, Internet Defender derives from the very same family of despicable rogues as Security Defender. This is evidence enough already that you are dealing with a maliciously deceitful application which has no intent to offer any type of benefit to your PC. ...
XP Home Security 2011
XP Home Security is a fake security application which enters the system under false pretenses. It enters the system surreptitiously and hides its presence from the user until such time that it is ready to start its attack against the system. XP Home Security 2011 hails from a sophisticated family of rogues which has the ability to alter its properties to adapt to its surroundings. This means that should the user be running the Windows 7 or Vista operating system, XP Home Security 2011 will alert its name to Win 7 Home Security 2011 or Vista Home Security 2011. ...
Internet Security Essentials
Developers of rogue security tools Virus Doctor, My Security Shield and My Security Engine have been hard at work with their latest rogue Internet Security Essentials. This rogue takes off from its predecessors, but it also improves on its forerunner’s weaknesses so as to culminate in a powerful and destructive rogue security application. Of course Internet Security Essentials will do everything in its power to come across as a genuine security tool, but when all is said and done it has no power, and cannot detect or remove any type of threat from the PC. ...
Win 7 Antispyware 2011
If you are looking for a well rounded, authentic and powerful security tool to invest in, steer well clear of Win 7 Antispyware 2011. This rogue forms part of a network of disgusting rogues which has the ability to alter their properties to adapt to their environments. This is to say that should their victims be running XP, Win 7 Antispyware 2011 will actually change its name to XP Antispyware 2011, and the same with Windows Vista. ...
Security Defender
It has become increasingly more and more difficult even for experienced users to distinguish between gamine and rubbish security tools like Security Defender. This is because of the level of sophistication the developers behind Security Defender and similar rogues invest in their rubbish applications. Security Defender enters the system surreptitiously and will not relent until the user either decides to pay for its worthless software or remove Security Defender from the system completely. ...
Trojan FakeAlert
Trojan FakeAlert is a fake alert which is used in the attacks against PCs by various rogue antispyware applications. It is not a genuine threat in itelf, but instead a fabricated lie made up by developers of rogueware in order to scare consumers into paying for their worthless software, much like the Zlob G Trojan. ...
