Welcome to the cyber criminals’ world if you have just somehow learned that Microsoft Essential Security Pro 2013 is a treacherous application. This malware is indeed bogus and has been created to trick computer users into believing that their computers are infected. If you by chance find Microsoft Essential Security Pro 2013 on your computer, do not hesitate to remove it from your system. Read more »
If your system has any hard drive disk problems, you can be sure that File Rescue Virus will not help you restore your computer’s integrity. As a matter of fact, if you allow this program to run within your PC, or worse – you purchase its full version, you will lose your money and allow schemers to take control over your Windows system. Anti-Spyware-101.com team recognizes this as the worst case scenario, which is why you should analyze the vicious infection and find a way to delete File Rescue Virus quickly and effectively. Read more »
File Restore Virus is a deceitful program that looks like a hard drive defragmenter; however, the interface of the program does not reveal its genuine intention which is to trick you into paying money for its full version. The sooner you give up resisting to the recommendations of the rogue to pay for the non-functional defragmentation tool, the happier cyber hackers are. Therefore, pay no attention to the scans and the errors detected and remove File Restore virus at once. Read more »
Win 7 Security 2013 is a rogue antispyware application that looks and behaves like a real antivirus program. Unfortunately, it is a dangerous computer infection. Win 7 Security 2013 is a chameleon rogue that can change its name according to your operating system. These rogues usually come in packs and so there's the same version of this computer threat for each operating system - XP Security 2013, Vista Security 2013 and Win 7 Security 2013. Naturally, you get infected with Win 7 Security 2013 if you run on Windows 7. Read more »
Sometimes the same family of rogues come back to haunt you over and over again. Vista Security 2013 belongs to a group of rogue antispyware that has many faces, but all of them are practically the same. Vista Security 2013 also has a counterpart - Win 7 Security 2013. In a sense these two rogues are the same, it's just that Vista Security 2013 takes its name if you run on Windows Vista, while Win 7 Security 2013 will be detected on a computer that has Windows 7 operating system installed. Read more »
XP Security 2013 is a computer infection which is typically unnoticed by anti-virus programs. This infection is a fake security program displaying misleading information which is expected to result in the activation of the program. It is highly advisable to ignore the information that is provided by the infection; otherwise financial loss is highly possible. Read more »
System Progressive Protection is an application which you might think is worthy of respect; however, it is bogus software created to swindle you out of your money. The rogue presents misleading information about your system and its infections, and you might start thinking that you have to purchase a so-called full version of System Progressive Protection which is claimed to be able to remove those threats. Read more »
There are different types of rogue applications. Some pretend they are real antivirus programs, and some, like PC MightyMax, pretend they are computer optimization tools. In other words, PC MightyMax claims that it can detect system errors and fix them for you, while in fact it only wants your money. Once PC MightyMax offers you to diagnose your system status and repair any problems it finds. Read more »
If you are thinking of protecting your system with legitimate security tools, we applaud you, but you should not even consider Win 7 Defender 2013 application as your Windows guardian, because it is completely fake, and has been designed to fool you! Just like all rogue antispywares, this one also does not have any potential to detect or remove any type of attacking malware. On the contrary, the virus can attract more dangerous infections and make you spend your money on a completely useless, full version product, which is why you should remove Win 7 Defender 2013 from your PC right now! Read more »
Trojans, viruses, worms, and key loggers have invaded your system and XP Defender 2013 is the first to claim so? The sad truth is that XP Defender 2013 is a bogus application which, more precisely, is an infection. It steals into the system unnoticed, and once it finds a home on your computer, it constantly reminds you about its presence. Under such circumstances, removal of XP Defender 2013 is highly recommended. Read more »
