Monthly Archives: December 2012 - Page 4

Win 7 Home Security Pro 2013 is one of the many security applications, which can detect and remove dangerous Windows Trojans and viruses, and can guard your system against malware invasions. Or at least it looks like that kind of a program, because in reality it is completely fake, and will never be able to accomplish any of such tasks. This program is a cunning antispyware, and it will infiltrate your unsecured Windows with only one purpose, which is luring out your money. We are sure you do not want some fictitious malware removal program running in your system; therefore, you should remove Win 7 Home Security Pro 2013 from your computer right away. Read more »

You can control your system in any way you want, unless Win 7 Defender rogue antispyware is processing in its background. The infection may travel from system to system in various different ways, and active Trojans, spam email attachments, black hat SEO, social engineering scams, bundled downloads, encrypted software are few amongst many rogue’s infiltration ways, which cyber criminals can employ. Read more »

Removal of Vista Defender is the only possible remedy, because this fraudulent application is nothing but an infection of your computer. The interface and performance of the rogue is analogous to the legitimate antivirus software’s; hence, Windows users easily swallow the bait that Vista Defender is a security tool which can protect their data. Unfortunately, the malware cannot do anything what the legitimate antispyware software is capable of. Read more »

If you want to use XP Defender, get ready for annoying pop-up messages saying that your PC has been infected. XP Defender is false antivirus software which you should not keep in your computer’s system. This malware, if detected, should be removed at once, because its aim is to lure you into thinking that you need to acquire a full version of XP Defender. Read more »

What do you know about fake antispyware applications? Did you know that they can mimic legitimate security tools perfectly? Win 7 Anti-Spyware application is a great example of that, and if you are not careful enough with this dangerous program, you will find yourself having wasted money on a licensed tool, which will not be able to detect or remove Win 7 Anti-Spyware computer scanner reported infections. In fact, these discovered Trojans, worms and other Windows threats are completely fictitious and you should not pay any attention to them; otherwise, you might get intimidated into purchasing the useless malignant application’s full version. Read more »