Trojan.Zeroaccess!inf4 is a piece of malware without an interface, which already signals that you will not notice the attack of this infection if an antivirus program is absent on your PC. As soon as the Trojan injects its codes into your Windows Registry, it enables remote hackers to control your machine and involve it in a botnet. Once this happens, you lose your control over the machine, because remove hackers can manipulate your PC, commit an identity theft and carry out more cyber crimes. Therefore, removal of Trojan.Zeroaccess!inf4 is the only option for dealing this the infection if it ever penetrates into your computer’s system. Read more »
Monthly Archives: August 2012 - Page 3
Windows Safety Series
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 14, 2012
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Even if you like magic tricks, you would not like being tricked by Windows Safety Series which is a fraudulent application used by cyber criminals to bluff you into thinking that this program can hold responsibility for your PC’s security. Unfortunately, this rogue needs your money; hence, ignore all recommendations to activate the program, because a purchase of the activation key will cause you financial and identity theft related problems. Read more »
How to remove Live Security Platinum Virus?
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 14, 2012
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Live Security Platinum virus is a very well known infection, which, following its previous clones Smart Security 2012 and Smart Protection 2012, has breached the security of thousands of Windows systems all around the world. The monstrous tool looks just like a normal malware removal tool at first glance; however, this deceptive exterior hides the malignant intentions of scheming and illicit profiting. Unfortunately, not a single part of this alleged protection and malware removal tool has anything advantageous to offer to your system, and therefore, it is highly important to delete Life Security Platinum from the computer right away. Read more »
Windows Secure Workstation
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on August 13, 2012
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Windows Secure Workstation is a treacherous antispyware from Rogue.VirusDoctor family and many Windows users are already familiar with such devious clones as Windows Anti-Malware Patch, Windows Interactive Safety, Windows Ultimate Safeguard or Windows Antivirus Machine. Unfortunately, the newest member within the family is as dangerous as its predecessors, and if the infectious tool gets through the first barrier of slithering inside, your system might be taken down by various dysfunctions caused by the rogue itself. It is possible that your computer will start running extremely slowly, your Internet connection will be blocked, access to Task Manager and Registry Editor Read more »
Windows Anytime Upgrade Ukash Virus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 13, 2012
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Recently, a new ransomware infection Windows Anytime Upgrade Ukash Virus has reached many unsuspecting computer users. If you know that you cannot trust any suspicious pop-up messages encouraging you to pay for imaginary services, you should also ignore this piece of malware. The infection’s pop-up is displayed on the screen under the guise of Windows Anytime Upgrade message claiming that the PC is detected as containing non-licensed software. As this is an absolute scam, the removal of Windows Anytime Upgrade Ukash Virus is highly recommended. Read more »
Windows Anti-Malware Patch
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on August 13, 2012
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It might seem that Rogue.VirusDoctor schemers have already made a huge profit with their deceitful security tools, but the newest family clone Windows Anti-Malware Patch has emerged just recently. It is obvious that cyber criminals have not yet reached their goal yet, and the latest Windows Antivirus Release virus is now being replaced with its identical replica. Of course, the “new” virus will soon be replaced by another infectious application, but for now it is this virus that Windows users need to be aware of. Read more »
Win32.Malware-gen
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 10, 2012
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Win32.Malware-gen is a generic title of infections that target operating Windows systems from the Windows 95 version upwards. These treacherous applications are fueled by such dangerous, cloaked elements as svchhost.exe, setup.exe, services.exe msblast.exe, taskmon.exe, winsys.exe or sysinfo.exe, and all of these are responsible for initiating and running malignant processes that allow cyber criminals to reach their devious goals of gaining profit out of your misery. Read more »
Windows Virtual Security
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on August 10, 2012
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Windows Virtual Security is a piece of malware which belongs to the Rogue.VirusDoctor family and is the latest clone of Windows Antivirus Release, Windows Interactive Safety and other obnoxious applications. The purpose of producing this infection, or duplicating other applications, is evident – the schemers behind the malware want to make you pay money for a supposedly useful and powerful full version of Windows Virtual Security. Read more »
Windows Antivirus Release
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 9, 2012
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Windows Antivirus Release is an unreliable computer application, which is also a clone of such cunning applications as Windows Interactive Safety, Windows Ultimate Safeguard and others. The malware, along with its predecessors, belongs to the Rogue.VirusDoctor family, which is a group of rogue products having the same interface and operating characteristics. Read more »
Windows Interactive Safety
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 7, 2012
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If you are planning to allow Windows Interactive Safety to “stay” on your PC, you probably do not know how malicious it is. This computer infection seeking to gain users’ money is a clone of such malicious application as Windows Ultimate Safeguard, Windows Antivirus Machine, Windows Active Guard and others. Due to its characteristics, the malware is attributed to the Rogue.VirusDoctor family. Read more »
