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The latest realization of the cyber criminals’ plans to deceive people is the release of Live Essential Platinum.  Live Essential Platinum is another attempt of the criminals to make the user believe in the existence of the threats that are presented by the rogue. It is expected to result in the disclosure of financial information, which should not be revealed. Remove Live Essential Platinum immediately after spotting it on your screen. Read more »

Get your shields ready, because Windows Control Series is here to test your defenses with the newest array of weapons. Windows Control Series is a rogue antispyware application that will try to swindle you out of your money by making you think that your computer is suffering from multiple malware infections. It will tell that the frustrating symptoms will disappear only when you remove these viruses, Read more »

Have you noticed Windows Advanced Toolkit computer scanner on your screen? Then there is no doubt that your computer has been infected by yet another vicious Rogue.VirusDoctor family rogue. If you have never heard of this obnoxious group of fictitious security tools, you should know that it has produced over a hundred of fake antispywares. Each infection looks just like the previous one, and offers fictitious malware removal license from $49.95 for 6 months to $99.90 for lifetime support. Read more »

Windows Proactive Safety comes from the same creators, who developed Windows Maintenance Guard and Windows Secure Web Patch rogue antispywares. These Rogue.VirusDoctor fake security applications can propagate in various different ways, and bundled downloads, spam email attachments and social engineering scams are amongst most utilized Windows security loopholes. Another way for the infection to travel is backdoors created by Trojan infections, in which case, you should scan your computer for malware, after you delete Windows Proactive Safety from the operating system. Read more »

Windows Maintenance Guard is a program that should not be trusted with your personal computer’s protection, because this tool is fake and could assist cyber schemers at stealing your personal information or making unlawful profits. Read more »

Beware of Windows Secure Web Patch, because this fraudulent application wants you to expose your personal sensitive information to its creators. You are expected to “purchase” the full version of the rogue which supposedly removes various infections of the system. You cannot trust this application because it is a clone of such malware as Window Instant Scanner, Windows Privacy Counsel, Windows Custom Safety and others which belong to Rogue.VirusDoctor family. Read more »

Windows Privacy Counsel and Windows Privacy Module infections moved across the world very fast, but today it is Windows Active Defender’s time to deceive Windows system users into purchasing a full version tool, which is good for nothing and should be ignored by all means. The application, which resembles an authentic Windows program, is completely fictitious and will be used by cyber criminals to generate unrighteous profits from those users, Read more »

Note that a new fake application named Windows Instant Scanner, a clone of Windows Custom Safety, Windows Privacy Module, has been recently produced. As a clone of Windows Custom Safety and other malicious applications, the rogue is attributed to Rogue.VirusDoctor family. The creators of the rogues regularly replace the old malware with new ones so that victimization of Windows users does not reach the end. It is important to remove this bogus security tool in order to have a properly running Read more »

Windows Privacy Counsel removes access to Windows Tools (Registry Editor and Task Manager), blocks Internet connection, tampers with the running of most executable files, can cause slow computer processing speeds, and various other dysfunctions. The clone of Windows Privacy Module and Windows Maintenance Suite rogues, the new fake antispyware is monitored by virtual schemers and experienced hackers, who are in the know of every single Windows security loophole Read more »

Not sure what is going on with your Internet connection and browser? You might be infected with DNS changer which is cunning malware. It steals in the system unnoticed and changes the DNS server’s settings so that the users, instead of a particular website, visit a malicious website. The website might be a product of the malware’s creators that want to infect as more machines as possible. Read more »