Jul 10
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Antivirus Protection is a rogue security software which is usually installed without users knowledge or consent. It is just another scam that uses misleading methods in order to scare you into purchasing this software. However, it is not recommended to do so, because it won’t offer any protection to your computer. Uninstall Antivirus Protection from your computer after the first appearance.
Usually, Antivirus Protection is promoted through the use of trojans, fake online anti-malware scanners, bogus advertisements and video codecs. The installer of this program will be placed in a folder called PornoTubeXXX which is located in Program files. When your computer is infected with a trojan virus, it will constantly display pop-ups and system warnings stating that your computer is infected with malware. Most of the time, there is an option to hide these alerts, but no matter what you click, you will be redirected to the Antivirus Protection homepage or pay page.
When active, Antivirus Protection will automatically scan your computer each time you log on into Windows. The program will display numerous infection and security programs. These infections, though, are all fake. This parasite uses them just to care you. Most of the time, Antivirus Protection will identify harmless files as serious infections. Some of these files may be even Windows system files that are essential, so you should remove them. While running, it will dramatically slow down your computer or even make it unstable. This application will hijack he desktop and display security warnings. We should also mention that it will hijack your Internet browser too. You will notice that it takes you to entire different websites, mostly malicious ones.
What is more, AntivirusProtection will flood your computer with fake security alerts and system warnings. Don’t confuse these warnings with the real ones displayed by Windows Security Center. The original system warning will never suggest y…
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Jun 12
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Personal Deluxe Guard is a bogus security software, fake spyware remover from the same family as Personal Deluxe Protector, Tiger Protector Plus and XP Deluxe Protector. When installed, this rogue application will display false scan results, fake security alerts and pop-ups stating that your computer is infected and that you should purchase Personal Deluxe Guard in order to remove these infections. However, this program is a scam. Don’t purchase PersonalDeluxe Guard regardless of what it tells you.
Usually, the rogue is advertised through the use of Trojans, such as notorious Vundo and Zlob. These Trojans display fake security alerts stating that your computer is compromised. Whats is more, Personal Deluxe Guard is also promoted on various malicious websites and fake video codecs. While running, this parasite will also hijack Internet Explorer and display fake security alerts. It might even slow down your PC or download additional malware on to your computer.
It is obvious that this program uses many tactics to make you think that your computer is infected. However, do not purchase Personal Deluxe Guard because it will not protect your computer. Instead, use the removal guide below to remove this rogue and any related malware from your computer.
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Personal Deluxe Guard
Jun 10
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Wind Optimizer is a rogue Windows optimization program that supposedly optimizes and speeds up your computer performance. It was created by the same developers who have released rogue security applications General Antivirus and Personal Antivirus. Likely, the rogue is advertised through the use of Trojans, such as Zlob or Vundo. Once installed, Wind Optimizer will automatically scan your computer and report various bogus infections or security threats. In order to remove these infections, you will be asked to purchase the program. However, WindOptimizer is a scam, don’t purchase this program. You will only waste your money.
While running, Wind Optimizer will display exaggerated security alerts and privacy violation notifications. You may also notice that your computer works slower than usual. This is because this program uses a lot of computer’s CPU and memory. It may also download additional malware onto your computer. As you could already understand Wind Optimizer is totally worthless and even dangerous application. It should be removed as soon as possible. If your computer is infected with this parasite, please use the remove guide below to remove it manually for free.
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Wind Optimizer
Apr 28
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Virus Shield 2009 is a bogus anti-spyware application. It is clearly a copy of Virus Doctor, because the structure and graphical user interface (GUI) are almost identical. Virus Shield 2009 is promoted through the use of Trojans. It might be also advertised on various malicious websites. Trojan viruses display fake notifications stating that user’s computer is infected. When user clicks on these alerts, he will download and install VirusShield 2009 onto his your computer automatically.
Once VirusShield2009 is active, it performs fake system scan and reports mainly bogus results about various infections, such as spyware, malware and Trojans. It will also flood the system with fake and annoying security alerts. Here’s an example of bogus Virus Shield 2009 security alert:
“System Alert
malicious applications, which can contain trojans, were found on your PC and need to be immediately removed. Click here to remove these potentially harmful items using Virus Shield.”
However, Virus Shield 2009 is a fraud. It won’t be able to remove those infections. Firstly because all those infections are fake and secondly, the rogue wasn’t designed to do so. Virus Shield 2009 should be removed from the system immediately after detection. Removal delay will only worsen the situation, because this parasite may download additional malware. Please use free Virus Shield 2009 removal guide sated below to remove this parasite.
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Virus Shield 2009
Apr 17
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Extra Antivirus is yet another rogue anti-spyware application. Basically, Extra Antivirus is just a rename of fake spyware remover called Virus Doctor. ExtraAntivirus is advertised as antivirus security software for Windows with many useful tools and functions, including professional firewall, protection against malware and many more. However, this rogue is usually downloaded and installed without user’s permission and knowledge through the use of trojan virus. It uses misleading methods in order to scare the user and make him believe that his computer has serious security issues.
Once installed, Extra Antivirus is configured to run system scan every time computer starts up. Of course, scan results will just confirm that the system is seriously infected with various parasites, such as malware, spyware and trojans. ExtraAntivirus will also state that system security is compromised and that such situation can cause even more damage to the system. Extra Antivirus claims that removal of those infections is essential, but can be only performed with a full version of this rogue. That’s how creators of Extra Antivirus collect money form inexperienced and simple-hearted people. They sell absolutely worthless product, because it will never remove any kind of infections. Of course, the best option in such a situation is to remove Extra Antivirus from the system as soon as possible. We recommend you to use Extra Antivirus removal guide stated below and remove this parasite from the system immediately.
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Extra Antivirus
Mar 26
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Virus Alarm is a rogue anti-spyware application. Likely, it’s just a rename of such a malicious applications as Virus Doctor and Virus Melt. Virus Alarm is usually promoted through misleading banners and pop-up windows. These banners pretend to be free online scanners, suggesting to perform system scan. Generally, fake online anti-spyware scanner reports that user’s PC is infected and suggests to download Virus Alarm if user wishes to remove those infections.
Once installed and active, VirusAlarm uses well known malicious tactics. Mainly, it performs fake system scan and then reports bogus results, usually about various infections, such as spyware or malware. The rogue also states that user’s PC might be in great danger, because system security has been compromised. Eventually, user is advertised to purchase a full of Virus Alarm, because unregistered version is unable to ensure complete infections removal and overall PC protection. But the truth is that Virus Alarm it totally worthless. The main goal of this parasite is to collect money from naive users. So, remove this useless and even dangerous application instead of buying it.
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Virus Alarm
Mar 03
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“WARNING! Your System Has Been Infected” Pop up is a fake alert notification from rogue anti-spyware called Virus Doctor. The fake alert notification text is written below:
“WARNING! Your system has been infected.
Spyware.IEMonster.b | Spyware | CRITICAL
Zlop.PornAdvertister.Xplisit | Spyware | High
Trojan.InfoStealer.Bank.s | Trojan | Medium
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Feb 17
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XP Virus Protection is another rogue anti-spyware application. It is very similar to Total Virus Protection. Probably, those two fake spyware removers were created by the same group of scammers. The main goal of this parasite remains unchanged. It uses scare tactics in order to steal money from naive users.
XP VirusProtection can be installed automatically without user’s permission. All the hard work is done by trojans, mainly Zlob or similar. Once installed and active, XPVirusProtection floods the system with fake pop-up windows and security notices. Of course all those infections are feigned, that’s why users have to ignore them. However, scammers keep advertising XP Virus Protection and suggest to a buy full version of this worthless product, because trial version has several removal limitations.
Obviously, this is a fraud. It is highly recommended to remove this parasite as soon as possible, otherwise important private data can be at great risk.
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XP Virus Protection
Feb 09
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Hdrivesweeper is a fake anti-spyware product. Even a typical user should be able to recognize this fraud. Hdrive sweeper performs fake system scan in which processes more than 33 thousand objects in 11 seconds and founds 159 infections. So there’s no doubt that it can not be executed in such a small interval of time.
Hdrivesweeper is probably a clone of XpyBurner, because it has many similarities with last-mentioned rogue. H drive sweeper is installed onto the computer via Trojans when user visits misleading websites or downloads fake video codec. After infection, Hdrivesweeper scans the system and reports fake results related with security problems and privacy issues. If user wants to remove those infections, he has to buy a full version of this rogue, because trial version has some removal limitations. Obviously, there is no such a thing like full version. And what is more it won’t remove any infections. So, as you might have already understood Hdrivesweeper should be removed without any hesitation.
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Feb 09
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Antivirus 2009 Plus is new and very professionally designed rogue spyware removal tool. However this program uses the same obsessive and fraudulent tactics to scare users and make them buy useless application. But there is one major difference between Antivirus2009 Plus and other fake anti-spyware applications. After infection, this rogue detects real security applications and disable or make them inefficient.
Antivirus2009Plus gains access to the system with a help of trojan viruses, such as Zlob or Vundo. But also it can be downloaded and installed manually from unreliable websites. Usually this happens to inexperienced and credulous people. Once installed and active, Antivirus 2009 Plus uses well know noxious scheme. It performs fake system scan and reports bogus results. Mostly about security problems or errors and miscellaneous infections. As usual, this is a part of scammers well-conceived plan. Then they suggest to use Antivirus 2009 Plus for infections removal. But trial version as always fails to fully remove some infections, so user is forced to buy a full copy if this rogue anti-spyware application.
Removal of Antivirus 2009 Plus would be the best practice for every user after infection.
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