September 3rd, 2010
Antispyjob.com is a browser hijacker and a malicious domain which promotes rogue Security Suite program. Malware is designed to milk money from unwary users. It spreads via trojan and imitates computer scans once active.
Bogus system scans your computer and displays numerous security alerts and fake warning messages that state about computer infections. Do not believe any information it shows because this is a scam. When user clicks on the pop-up alerts or opens their browser they’ll be redirected to Antispyjob.com and coerced into purchasing the non-existent “full” version of Security Suite. Do not waste your money for the program because it is malicious and fraudulent.
Ignore all notifications but use a decent anti-spyware application and terminate Security Suite in order to get rid of Antispyjob.com hijacker.
September 3rd, 2010
PriceGong is an adware that usually downloads and installs itself automatically. It presents itself as legitimate tool which can help to find useful deals online. As adware PriceGong also displays numerous pop-up alerts and mass of computer threats.
PriceGong may be using disreputable tactics to force installs of suspicious software on computers. This is a fraud and it’s malicious. Do not fall for this scam; otherwise, it may cause you more parasites onto your computer. Download reputable security application and terminate this malicious adware instead.
September 3rd, 2010
MegaVaccine is another rogue anti-spyware program which tries to convince you that your computer has been compromised. The main purpose of the bogus system is to pilfer money from unwary users. It spreads via trojan. Trojan comes to the system through its vulnerabilities and makes a perfect background for malware to sneak.
MegaVaccine downloads and installs itself automatically without user’s knowledge and consent. Once active it imitates computer scan and pretends being legitimate computer security tool. After the rogue scans are finished malware will display fabricated security alerts that state about PC infections. This is a scam and none of the information should be trusted. Malware is not able to detect or delete legitimate viruses therefore they don’t even exist. This is a fraud. Avoid buying anything this program offers because it may cause you serious trouble. Choose decent anti-spyware tool and terminate MegaVaccine upon detection.
September 2nd, 2010
White Shark Virus is a malware which is also a clone of Wireshark Antivirus scam. It is only an imitation of a security program and is not able to provide any actual computer security service. The parasite is distributed online and is usually difficult to avoid if one does not employ reputable security software.
Once installed it starts to scan your computer and displays numerous pop-ups and security threats that state about PC infections. Malware tries to trick you in this way that you would purchase its “registered” version without thinking. White Shark Virus not only is incapable of detecting or removing malware, it can harm your system by editing registry entries. You have to get rid of pop-ups that literally paralyze your computer system.
It may also redirect your web browser to counterfeit websites that sell the program. Ignore all rogue warning messages shown by this bogus system but use decent anti-spyware application and terminate White Shark Virus indefinitely.
September 2nd, 2010
AV Defender 2011 Platinum is another addition to the long lists of the fake security applications that will cause annoyances on computer. The parasite spreads via trojan. AV Defender 2011 Platinum downloads and installs itself automatically without user’s knowledge and consent. It is also a clone of rogue AVDefender 2011 program.
Once active, malware starts its fraudulent scans and shows fabricated results that state your computer is infected. It also offers to pay small fees for the registered version of AV Defender 2011 Platinum application. Purchasing it means you will have huge problem and more viruses onto your computer. We highly recommend to ignore fake threats. It is not worth spending your money. Choose reputable security program and terminate malware upon detection.
September 2nd, 2010
Win7 AV is a malware which enters the system with the help of trojan horse. Win7 AV is just an imitation of computer protection tool. It downloads and installs itself automatically without user’s knowledge and consent.
Once active it will start to scan computer and will display fabricated results that state about computer infections. Your desktop will be flooded with numerous pop-ups and security alerts. For example:
Warning: visit this site may harm your computer
This website may contain elements from the site gcounter.cn, which appears to host malware – software that can hurt your computer or otherwise operate without your consent. Just visiting a site that contains malware can infect your computer. For detailed information about the problems with these elements, visit the Google Safe browsing diagnostic page for gcounter.cn
This is a scam and none of the information should be trusted. Malware neither has the ability to detect nor remove computer threats therefore it is not being trusted. It only gains to trick user into thinking their PC in severely compromised. Win7 AV will offer you to buy its “registered” version. Your browser will be redirected to deceptive web pages that sell the application. Ignore all notifications but use decent anti-spyware program and terminate Win7 AV upon detection.
September 1st, 2010
AV Security Suite Platinum is a rogue anti-spyware program which pretends to be legitimate computer security tool that is able to detect and remove viruses and other computer malware. This is a scam and a clone of AV Security Suite application.
Once installed it scans your computer and shows numerous pop-ups that state about your PC infections. It is designed to pilfer money from unwary users. The parasite will also redirect your browser to counterfeit websites that advertises its registered version. This is a fraud and none of the information should be trusted. The parasite seeks to trick user into thinking their computer is infected and must be cleaned with its supposedly legitimate version.
Do not fall for this blatant scam because the program is malicious and fraudulent. It is also very annoying and only goes away when you terminate the program itself. That’s why you have to choose reputable anti-spyware application and get rid of AV Security Suite Platinum immediately.
August 31st, 2010
SpyDefender 2010 is the latest scam which pretends to be an imitation of legitimate computer protection tool. It is mostly dedicated to Russian computer users. The parasite is distributed online and is usually difficult to avoid if one does not employ reputable security software. Once noticed you have to get rid of malware to reduce any further damage done to the PC.
The parasite downloads and installs itself automatically without user’s knowledge and consent. This is not legitimate computer protection application and should be avoided. It can’t detect or remove viruses therefore they don’t even exist. However, SpyDefender 2010 may redirect your web browser to counterfeit web pages that market the program. Do not fall for this scam because it may cause you serious problems. Buying this rogue means you’ll get more viruses onto your computer and less money in your pocket. Ignore all fabricated security threats but use a decent anti-spyware application and get rid of SpyDefender 2010 as soon as possible.
August 31st, 2010
Antivirspace.com is a browser hijacker which promotes malicious Security Suite application. Malware enters the system with the help of trojan. With the aid of trojan infections, spam emails and various websites it tends to be affiliated one can easily fall victim to this dubious application.
Once active Security Suite starts to imitate computer scans and displays rogue warning messages that state about PC’s infections. This is a scam and none of the information should be trusted. It loads numerous security alerts and fake warning messages. When user clicks on the pop-up alerts or opens their browser they’ll be redirected to Antivirspace.com and coerced into purchasing the non-existent “full” version of Security Suite. Do not waste your money on this scam and do not believe anything on Antivirspace.com. Use decent anti-spyware application and delete Security Suite in order to kill malicious domain.
August 31st, 2010
My Security Suite is a malware which is distributed online and is difficult to avoid if one does not employ actual computer security service. It is only an imitation of a security program and is not able to provide any actual computer service even if it looks like legitimate computer security service.
Do not fall for this blatant scam because malware is configured to pilfer money from unwary users. With the aid of trojan infections, spam emails and various websites it tends to be affiliated one can easily fall victim to this dubious tool.
Malware gains to trick user into believing their computer is at high security risk and must be healed with its registered version. Do not buy it because it will cause you serious problems. Your browser also can be redirected to counterfeit websites that sell the program. Once installed the parasite will imitate PC scans. It’ll prompt numerous pop-ups about computer’s infections. You are fully safe to ignore all security threats because they aren’t real but choose decent security software to kill My Security Suite as soon as possible. Make sure you’ve delete it and all its affiliated components.