Monthly Archives: March 2012 - Page 4

There is one more malicious antispyware program in the virtual world that will attempt to make a profit from your misfortune! Windows Attacks Defender, just like its predecessor Windows Threats Destroyer, is ready to attack any PC user, so be ready, because it might be your turn next!  The malicious rogue will try to convince you that your Windows system will not be safe until you buy its licensed version. Therefore, you need to be wary of any suspicious links, spam emails, online scanners or other applications that might instigate the infection’s setup! The rogue could be hiding anywhere in your virtual space, but if it is already active in your system you have to remove Windows Attacks Defender immediately! Read more »

It is important to have your Windows system protected; however, if you let Windows Attacks Preventor into your system, it will do the exact opposite. It does not matter that this antispyware application looks legitimate and is offering you best service for most amazing price ($99.90 Lifetime support!), because everything that is proclaimed is a lie. Windows Attacks Preventor will not protect you, and instead will only make you spend your money for something bootless. If you do not want to expose your system and your sensitive information to cyber criminals, remove Windows Attacks Preventor from your personal space urgently. Read more »

Windows Threats Destroyer is a fake security tool, so be alert if you see its name! Just like its predecessors Windows Firewall Constructor or Windows Basic Antivirus, it pretends to take care of your system, when, in fact, it spreads an infection. Windows Threats Destroyer is a rogue that will cause a strange behavior of your computer. Read more »

Terminate Windows Firewall Constructor the moment you notice this program acting up in your computer, because it is a dangerous rogue that will cause great damage to your computer if you don’t take the infection seriously.

What is a Rogue Antispyware Program?

Windows Firewall Constructor and many other rogues out there are fake computer security programs that might look and behave like legitimate applications, but it is only a fake act devised in order to trick and steal your money. Read more »