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In the online security industry a preemptive attack on a dangerous rogue is frequently the difference between offering up to the minute protection to users and being caught off guard by destructive and devastating threats. This is why we have decided to warn about an impending campaign lodged by various suspect websites intending to promote the as yet unreleased rogue antispyware tool VirusClear 2011. The websites in question need to be approached with severe caution, as their design and layout correspond alarmingly well with those that promote and distribute named and shamed rogue Antimalware Go. These websites are as follow: Read more »

Due to the increased sophistication of rogue security tools it’s not all that difficult these days to fall victim to the lies of seditious applications like Windows Troubles Analyzer. This rogue antispyware is incredibly ruthless in its campaign to extort money out of its victims and will stop at nothing to accomplish this feat. Read more »

Do not be fooled by the seemingly genuine looking Windows Tool. This rogue antispyware application will cause more harm to your system than good. Windows Tool was designed to act as a vehicle for unscrupulous cyber criminals to rip honest and hard working consumers off, while offering them nothing in return for their hard earned money than an empty shell of a software. Read more »

Steer well clear of Windows Privacy Agent. This rogue antispyware application was designed to act as a vehicle to rip honest hard working consumers off. Despite what it would like its victims to believe Windows Privacy Agent is unable to live up to any of its over inflated promises, and is not able to detect or remove any type of infection or threat from a system. This rogue will be responsible for much more damage than good on your system and you’ll do very well to destroy Windows Privacy Agent from your PC as soon as possible. Read more »

It’s a shame that still more and more computer owners are falling victim to the lies sold as truths by developers of rogue antispyware security tools like Internet Defender. This rogue was never designed to be of any benefit to an infected PC, but solely to act as a vehicle to extort money out of gullible PC owners. Read more »

Rogue anti-spyware applications are dangerous computer threats in the sense that they are best at what they do, namely – cheating. Windows Express Help is a malicious program which has emerged recently and it is terrorizing unsuspecting computer users by forcing them to pay for worthless security tool. No matter what Windows Express Help might be trying to tell you, keep in mind that it is not true, and the rogue only wants to rip you off. What is more, if you don’t react immediately to this threat, it will also cause severe damage to your computer. Read more »

Windows Optimal Solution looks like a genuine security application, but in reality it is a rogue anti-spyware program, which targets you and your bank account. Cyber criminals are cunning and they will stop at nothing to rob you, so stay away from Windows Optimal Solution. Windows Optimal Solution doesn’t require an invitation to enter your system. It usually is redistributed via Trojan infection which you can catch when you accidentally land in an unknown site. Sometimes you might need to click on a pop-up or on a fake online scan, but it could be possible to get an infection just by opening the webpage which hosts the malware application. Read more »

If you find Windows User Satellite on your PC, you have definite cause for concern. This rogue antispyware application which emanates from Windows System Optimizator was designed with the express intention of ripping honest consumers off. Despite its genuine and user friendly looking GUIs, Windows User Satellite has no ability to detect or destroy infections on any system. Windows User Satellite is nothing more than malicious software out to wreak devastation in its campaign to extort money out of its victims. Read more »

Rogue antispyware applications are very sneaky in their marketing and they know exactly what they should appeal at. Smart Internet 2011 calls upon your general wish to keep your computer safe. Were you to be naïve and unsuspecting, Smart Internet 2011 will rip you off and devastate your PC system, before you know it. Smart Internet 2011 is exceptionally good in entering your system without your permission. It can creep into your computer through spam email, if you are unsuspecting enough to open random attachments. Don’t be so gullible. Read more »

A new threat for computer security has emerged, called Security Defender. It might look like a useful program at first, but this is what rogue anti-spyware applications are good at – they cheat. Instead of being a genuine security tool Security Defender will break your system, sending it into a knock-down. If that weren’t enough, this malware will also try to rip you off.

In most of the cases Security Defender enters your system through a Trojan infection. Upon the settlement in your computer the rogue sends you a fake notification that your system experiences a security risk which should be fixed immediately. If you pay no attention to it, Security Defender continues tormenting you with never-ending pop-ups, urging you to perform a system security scan, which is obviously a fake. Were you to perform the scan, it would announce that you need to acquire a full version of Security Defender if you want to get rid of computer security problems.

Don’t be deceived. Security Defender is a computer security threat itself, and if you pay for the full version of the application, consider your money gone for good. Your best choice is to terminate the malware before you put your computer in a greater risk. Close the application, remove Security Defender from your system and make sure you are protected against future threats.