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31 March 2010

Online Protection Tool

Online Protection Tool is a fake pop up that imitates a warning of Windows but in reality is completely fake. Everything stated in this pop up, must be ignored.
Online Protection Tool says that your browser is under the treat of infection and Windows requires your permission to install online protection tool. The pop up usually [...]

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31 March 2010

Control Components

Control Components may look like a normal anti-spyware tool, but at a closer look it shows up to be a malware. In fact, Control Components is a rogue anti-spyware which uses normal software’s name trying to reach commercial goals, so don’t believe its declared capabilities to keep PC protected. It will only load fake system [...]

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31 March 2010

Anti-Virus

Anti-Virus is a fake application imitating a security tool. Once installed into the system, Anti-Virus becomes a dominating application and does all it takes in order to take control of the system and make its owner pay for its license. There must be mentioned that Anti-Virus uses Trojans for the infiltration, so a user is [...]

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31 March 2010

Win 7 Security Tool 2010

Don’t think that Win 7 Security Tool 2010 is just an anti-spyware program which will keep your computer safe. In fact, Win 7 Security Tool 2010 is a typical rogue program which was designed to deceive people into buying so called “registered” its version. Malware typically gets into the machine through trojans viruses and stays [...]

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31 March 2010

Win 7 AntiMalware

Win 7 AntiMalware is a fake spywares’ removal product which skillfully injects its malicious code into the targeted PC. Win 7 AntiMalware infects only the ones PCs that run Windows 7 OS and does that unexpectedly for the user with a help of Trojans. Designed to gain the income by tricking people into paying for [...]

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30 March 2010

Vista Security

Vista Security is a rogue application designed by cyber criminals to cheat computer users and convince them into purchasing a fake security tool. The main mean used to do that is giving fake information about threats detected on the computer and making the user think that the easiest and the most effective way to get [...]

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30 March 2010

Antispyware XP

Antispyware XP is a badware that imitates a security tool in order to convince people purchasing it. It’s one of the applications that generate tons of security notifications so that computer user starts believing his system needs a quick solution to fix infections.
As soon as Antispyware XP infiltrates into the system it modifies Windows Registry [...]

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30 March 2010

Vista Security Tool 2010

Vista Security Tool 2010 is one of these rogue anti-spywares that should be eliminated from the system immediately after detection. This inappropriate thing can also be named as XP Security Tool 2010 or Win 7 Security Tool 2010 and that’s because of the Operating System it finds running on the computer. Because of ave.exe file, [...]

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30 March 2010

XP Security Tool 2010

XP Security Tool 2010 is annoying and dangerous anti-spyware software, so remove it immediately after you notice it on your machine. XP Security Tool 2010 has been noticed to change its name according to the OS it finds running on the infected computer, so keep in mind that you can find it named as Vista [...]

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29 March 2010

AntiVirus Demo

AntiVirus Demo is a program designed by cyber criminals in order to steal the money of computer users. The program simulates being a security tool by performing all its functions, such as system scan. The program is downloaded and installed with Trojans which spread on malicious Internet websites, etc.
AntiVirus Demo enters the Windows Registry and [...]

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