Monthly Archives: February 2010

Do you find that a program called Antimalware Doctor reports computer problems and infections? If this program is on your PC, then you have probably browsed the Internet carelessly. Antimalware Doctor is a fake AV which you should remove from the system by using an automatic spyware removal tool. The rogue application cannot remain in the system any longer because it has been created to deceive you into buying its fake full version. Even though the full version is presented as a powerful tool that will delete infections and fix other system issues, it cannot perform any process that is being promoted because everything is simulated. Read more »

Antivirus Protection Center may also be called AntivirusProtectionCenter and will enter your computer system through various malicious Trojans. Antivirus Protection Center is fake and so is everything associated with it, this includes a fake system scan, fake system scan results as well as fake computer security notifications. Antivirus Protection Center will try every single trick that it can in order to try and convince you that you have all types of malicious threats running on your machine. Read more »

Xp Micro Antivirus is a new malicious rogue antispyware application which is lurking around the internet to date. You need to know that Xp Micro Antivirus may also be known as XpMicroAntivirus. Xp Micro Antivirus is a very powerful new rogue due to the factor that it is able to actually block software websites as well as stop your software which is working on your computer system. Xp Micro Antivirus is guaranteed to invade your privacy, as well as try and steal your hard earned money. Read more »

My Security Wall, also referred to as MySecurityWall, is a rogue anti-spyware application, created to con and coerce PC users into purchasing its full version. My Security Wall tends to spread via malicious Trojan infections, malicious downloads or it can be downloaded directly from its affiliated website. Similarly to most rogue programs, once inside a computer system, My Security Wall will conduct a fake system scan. The scan will report fabricated results of an infestation of malware on the computer in question, followed by an excessive display of multiple pop-up advertisements. Read more »

My PC Protector, also referred to as MyPCProtector, is the product of the same hackers responsible for the release of many new rogue anti-spyware applications within the last few days. My PC Protector may infect a PC system, and does so rather rapidly and ruthlessly (with the aid of its affiliated Trojan infections). Once embedded within the system, these Trojan infections tend to modify the system registry. As soon as these manipulations are completed successfully, My PC Protector steps up to the plate and takes control of the challenged system. My PC Protector will display numerous pop-up alert messages, run a fake system scan, as well as redirects the victim's web-surfing to it's affiliated and fabricated online ‘scanner' sites. All this being mere tactics employed by the designers of this nefarious tool, to ensure the main objective of coercing money is achieved. My PC Protector is a high risk tool, and should definitely be removed from any system it has infiltrated, ASAP! Read more »

Your PC Protector, also known as YourPCProtector, is the latest rogue anti-spyware application, causing only havoc on the internet community. Hailing from the same rogue ware family as many other, Your PC Protector tends to spread itself via Trojan infections, spam emails or via its affiliated web-sites. The malicious activity carried out by Your PC Protector involves the generation of fabricated pop-up alert messages and fake system scans, which will always report the presence of certain infections occupying the user's computer system. Read more »

Antimalware Defense is distributed online at a number of corrupt websites. Antimalware Defense will try every single trick that it can in order to try and convince you that you have all types of malicious threats running on your machine. You need to be aware of the factor that everything which is associated to Antimalware Defense is one big scam. Antimalware Defense or AntimalwareDefense will do what it can in order to try and convince innocent users that they have various threats running on their machines. The entire purpose behind all of this is, the user is then offered a full version of Antimalware Defense for a small fee, which promises to remove all the malicious threats. Read more »