Monthly Archives: June 2011

In recent times developers of rogueware have invested more and more sophistication behind their applications, as in the case of Windows Inviolability System. This is simply because in order to compete with increasingly educated consumers they need to appear as legitimate as possible, and Windows Inviolability System almost gets away with it. Inexperienced users stand a good chance of being fooled by Windows Inviolability System rogue antispyware’s seemingly authentic looking graphical user interfaces. Read more »

Having Windows Antivirus System in your computer means nothing but trouble. This rogue antispyware application is a malicious threat which enters your computer with a single purpose in mind, namely – stealing your hard-earned money. Windows Antivirus System can be very successful in its task, because it appears to look very much like a Read more »

In the interest of PC security and keeping your activity private, do not allow Windows Microsoft Guardian on your PC. Although it may seem legitimate, this Windows Microsoft Guardian is indeed a rubbish rogue antispyware tool out only to rip you off. It does not own the ability to protect your system from any type of risk, and cannot detect or remove any parasite or threat. No, Windows Microsoft Guardian was designed by unscrupulous cyber criminals simply to steal your money while leaving you with a worthless shell of an application. Read more »

There never seems to be a shortage where malicious rogue security tools are concerned, but the newly released Windows AV Component demands attention. This rogue antispyware application, designed only to act as a vehicle for criminal developers to fleece honest consumers out of their money, will cause much more harm to your PC than it will ever do good. This has been determined by irrefutable evidence that Windows AV Component is in fact a fake security tool, with no ability to detect, quarantine or remove any type of threat from the system. Read more »

In the interest of PC security and keeping your activity private, do not allow Windows Antispy Network on your PC. Although it may seem legitimate, this Windows Antispy Network is indeed a rubbish rogue antispyware tool out only to rip you off. It does not own the ability to protect your system from any type of risk, and cannot detect or remove any parasite or threat. No, Windows Antispy Network was designed by unscrupulous cyber criminals simply to steal your money while leaving you with a worthless shell of an application. Read more »

Windows Clear Problems is a fake security program and it belongs to a big nest of rogue antispyware applications. They all have one thing in common – just like its forerunners Windows Clear Problems comes forth with a set of skills developed to rip unsuspecting consumers off. Don’t be fooled by its appealing interface. Even though this rogue looks a lot like a popular antivirus program, it cannot Read more »

No matter how much the security experts are trying to raise the awareness of malware infection, a lot of users still manage to catch something like Windows Antidanger Center. This particular rogue is a fake antispyware program. It imitates the appearance of popular antivirus software in hopes of tricking the unsuspecting users into believing that it can provide the very same service as the legitimate program. But Windows Antidanger Center only floods you with fake security messages in order to make you pay for absolutely worthless product. Read more »

Windows XP Repair is a malicious rogue antispyware application which will damage your computer and steal your money, if you allow it to stay in your computer for a longer period of time. As a rogue antispyware it pretends to be a legitimate antivirus program, which can safeguard you from various cyber threats, attacking your computer. Read more »

Windows Stable Work is a fake antivirus program, which can turn your days into nightmare if you do nothing about it. This rogue comes from a notorious family of fake security applications. It has been created to steal your money, making you think that you are paying for a useful product. However, if you reveal your credit card information to Windows Stable Work, you will give cyber criminals the key to your bank account. They will be able to perform illegal operations using your personal information, and your bank account will be swept clean before you know it. Read more »