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Anti-Spyware-101.com spyware researchers recommend that you remove SpeedMaxPc if you have downloaded this application onto your operating Windows system. The program is useless and cannot fulfill the promises it has given regarding your system’s security or optimization. Even though at times the program could be dropped onto the computer without your knowledge, in which case you should delete it right away, it is more likely that you have acquired it from speedmaxpc.com. Read more »

Securebit Virus is a fake anti-virus program which is promoted by the registered company Secure Bit Technologies. The company is registered in New Delhi, India and it provides Internet security tools.  It has been observed that in order to promote the services of the company, a bogus security program has been released. Moreover, the application or fake software is digitally signed. It means that the company admits that the application is its property. Read more »

Windows Essentials Pro 2013 is an application which has been created to deceive PC’s users. Windows Essentials Pro 2013 is a duplicate of Micorsoft Essential Security Pro 2013 that belong to the same family of the rogues. The creators of Windows Essentials Pro 2013 seem to be poor people because they want to make you pay money for a fictitious security application. Remove Windows Essentials Pro 2013, because it is not going to protect your system and data stored on the computer. Read more »

If you have noticed a suspicious system scanner by the name iON Internet Security running on the PC, there is no doubt that your operating Windows system has been corrupted by malware. This clandestine rogue anti-spyware tool may be installed onto your computer by other existing infections, which is why you should rush to inspect your PC and remove running malware. Do you know anything about fake anti-spyware tools? First of all, you have to recognize that they have been developed by cyber criminals to trick money out of you. Read more »

To keep your Windows system guarded against cyber criminals, you need to delete System Care Virus as soon as you notice it running on the computer. The malicious infection is presented as a legitimate antivirus program; however in reality it is bogus and should not be trusted. Who have developed the clandestine, fake AV tool? Needless to say, this misleading application is a product of vicious cyber criminals who can present any kind of information to trick you in believing that you need to purchase the full version of the promoted malware removal tool. Read more »

System Care Antivirus is yet another rogue antivirus program released by schemers behind the WinWebSec family. The clandestine infection comes from the same group of fake AV tools as AVASoft Professional Antivirus, Disk Antivirus Professional and System Progressive Protection. The clandestine threat is represented almost identically to its predecessors, as it uses the same pink on light blue layout. If you have noticed the suspicious program running on your computer, do not pay any attention to it or the seemingly authentic security warnings. Read more »

Cyber criminals behind the infamous WinWebSec family of fake anti-virus software have released a new threat known as Avasoft Virus or AVAsoft Antivirus Professional. The malicious application follows the footsteps of such clone infections as Disk Antivirus Professional, System Progressive Profession and Live Security Platinum. The malicious application can be dropped onto the computer by existing Trojans or through such drive-by download vulnerabilities as spam email attachments or misleading advertisement. According to Anti-Spyware-101.com Read more »

PC Fix Speed Virus is a fake registry cleaner that pretends it can optimized your system and help you improve your overall system performance. Although this program is not a genuine virus, you cannot leave it on your PC. Its malicious nature manifests in the fact that PC Fix Speed Virus cannot be removed from Control Panel, unless you buy the full version of this application. No legitimate program would make you buy the license in exchange for the possibility to remove it. Therefore, you have to acquire a powerful antimalware tool and remove PC Fix Speed Virus from your PC as soon as possible. Read more »

Antiprotect is a rogue antispyware application else known as fake antivirus. It is a Korean program and thus it caters for the main issue of Korean cyber world, which is private data leaks. Unlike usual fake AVs that claim they can remove malware from your computer, Antiprotect claims that it can protect your social security number, IDs and passwords from being leaked. However, this program cannot live up to its promises as it is a fake application that targets your money. That is to say, Antiprotect requires payment for protection, and if you do so, you will fall into a trap. You need to remove Antiprotect from your system immediately to avoid serious consequences. Read more »

Several days ago we reported that a new rogue anti-virus program has been attributed to the Rogue.WinWebSec family. This time we want to report that one more threat called Antivirus Security 2013 has been detected. Those of you who have never encountered a fake anti-virus program should know that such programs as Antivirus Security 2013 are created to deceive computer users into thinking that their computers are infected; hence the user is expected to purchase or activate the full version of the program. Unfortunately, the anti-virus program in question cannot do anything related to the security of computers. Read more »