Jun 11
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Tiger protector plus is a rogue anti-spyware application from the same family as Personal Deluxe Protector and XP Deluxe Protector. This program is classified as a rogue because it is usually installed without your knowledge and uses false scan results, fake security alerts and other misleading methods in order to convince you that your computer is compromised. Most of the time, Tiger protector plus is advertised through the use of Trojans, fake online scanners and bogus video codecs. When installed, this parasite will imitate system scan and display numerous infections that can not be removed with a trial version of this program. However, you shouldn’t purchase Tigerprotector plus because it is a scam. It won’t remove these infections simply because it wasn’t designed to do so.
This program uses many tactics to make you think that your computer is infected. While running, Tigerprotectorplus will also display very annoying security alerts and privacy violation warnings stating that your computer is vulnerable and that you should purchase Tiger protector plus in order to protect yourself. Obviously, you shouldn’t purchase this program. Instead, please use the removal guide stated below to remove Tiger protector plus if your computer is already infected.
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Jun 11
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Personal Deluxe Protector is yet another rogue anti-spyware application that purposely displays false scan results and bogus security alerts stating that your computer is seriously infected. This rogue is just a rename of XP Deluxe Protector, which is of course also a fake spyware remover. Personal Deluxe Protector is advertised through the use of Trojans, fake online scanners and counterfeit video codecs. Once installed, this parasite will pretend to scan your computer and then display false results stating that your PC is infected with Trojans, spyware and other malware. Of course, none of these infections are actually real. PersonalDeluxe Protector displays these infections only to scare you into purchasing the program.
Last, but not least, PersonalDeluxeProtector will flood the system with very annoying security alerts and pop-ups stating that your computer is vulnerable and that you should purchase the program to protect yourself. What is more, the rogue can even decrease system performance and download additional malware onto your computer. Personal Deluxe Protector is a scam. You shouldn
Apr 30
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CoreGuard Antivirus 2009 is a bogus anti-spyware application. The rogue uses slightly different approach comparing with other fake spyware removers. It tries to uninstall legitimate security-related programs that are already installed on the system. CoreGuard Antivirus 2009 claims that it has detected unauthorized antivirus software and recommends user to remove it from the system, because it may conflict with CoreGusard Antivirus 2009. It may attempt to uninstall MalwareBytes’ Anti-malware, Norton Internet Security, F-Secure, NOD32, Avast and others.
Once active, CoreGuard Antivirus 2009 is configured to start automatically every time computer loads. Then it performs fake system scan and reports numerous bogus infections and unauthorized activities that won’t be removed until user purchases the program. However, all those infections are fake and must be ignored. You should also ignore fake security alerts produced by this rogue. Here’s an examples of a fake alert that you may see:
“User’s activity loggers detected!
It’s strongly recommended to remove detected threats right now!
Most of the viruses and worms on your PC because of visiting pornosites or warez/torrent sites.”
If your PC is already infected with this parasite, then you should remove it immediately. Please use the removal guide stated below to remove CoreGuard Antivirus 2009 and malware related with this rogue.
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Apr 21
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Virus Melts is another rogue security software, fake spyware remover that uses deceptive means for installation and misleading system scan methods in order to scare the user into purchasing this absolutely worthless program. We have wrote recently about Virus Melt, which is also a rogue anti-spyware application, so Virus Melts is probably just a rename of it.
Usually, Virus Melts is advertised through the use of Trojans or other fake software. It is also advertised on various malicious websites. Once Virus Melts is installed and active, it automatically runs fake computer scan and displays various bogus infections. It can also state that system security might be compromised and suggest to purchase Virus Melts in order to remove those infections and to ensure full system protection. However, VirusMelts is a scam and cannot be trusted. Those infections of course are all fake. The only infection that actually exists is Virus Melts itself. So, we strongly recommend you to remove Virus Melts from the system as soon as possible after detection. Use manual removal guide stated below and remove this parasite once and for all.
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Apr 14
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Malware Doctor also known as Malware Doc is a typical rogue security tool. Malware Doctor tends to offer computer security services for a certain fee. However, Malware Doctor is not a real anti-spyware application, this rogue only mimics reliable security tools. Malware Doctor enters the system without user’s permission and knowledge usually through the use of trojan Vundo. The main goal of this parasite is to promote paid version of Malware Doctor.
Once MalwareDoctor is installed and active, it performs fake system scan and reports various bogus results, mainly to inform the user that his computer is seriously infected with malware, spyware and other parasites. Thereupon, the rogue offers to buy a full version of Malware Doctor. Nevertheless, Malware Doctor won’t be able to remove those infections, simply because it wasn’t designed to do so. What is more, it will then continue to perform misleading actions once more. Needless to say that Malware Doctor should be removed form the system at the earliest stage. Removal delay will only worsen the situation, so please use Malware Doctor removal guide stated below and remove this parasite as soon as possible.
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Mar 30
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AdProtect is a rogue anti-spyware program, fake spyware remover. This misleading tool is usually installed without user’s knowledge and permission while browsing noxious websites. After infection, Ad Protect loads automatically when Windows starts up. Then it issues fake spyware detection reports and security or privacy problems. The main goal of course is to collect money form naive and inexperienced users.
As we have already mentioned, AdProtect performs fake system scan and reports various bogus results. Mainly about malware, adware or similar infections. However, trial version is unable to remove those infections and to ensure further system security. So, user is advertised to buy a full version of AdProtect. It might be already obvious that this parasite is totally worthless and should be removed upon detection. Otherwise, AdProtect can cause even more damage to the system.
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Mar 13
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Antivirus XP Pro 2009 is a rogue anti-spyware application. Probably, it’s a new variant of notorious antispyware application called Antivirus 2009 or Antivirus XP 2009. Typically, AntivirusXP Pro 2009 enters the system after download of fake video codec that comes bundled with a trojan virus. Antivirus XP Pro 2009 then generates fake and misleading system pop-up windows with error messages about security problems.
Once installed and active, Antivirus XP Pro 2009 is configured to run automatically each time operating system starts up. The rogue performs fake system scan without user’s permission and displays various fallacious infections or security errors. Those infections of course were made up in order to scare the user, hopping that he will buy a full version of Antivirus XP Pro 2009 for infections removal. The truth is that Antivirus XP Pro 2009 is unable to detect or remove any infections, because it is an infection itself. It is highly recommended to remove Antivirus XP Pro2009 from the system instantly after detection.
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Feb 25
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Threat Nuker is a rogue anti-spyware application, fake spyware remover. Like many other malicious spyware removers, ThreatNuker was designed with mercenary intentions. The main goal of this parasite is to steal money from naive and credulous people.
Usually, Threat Nuker enters the system after the installation of fake video codecs, through spam or malicious websites. Once installed and active, this rogue performs fake system scan and reports various infections about security or privacy issues. Of course, those infections are assumed and can’t not be trusted. Threat Nuker flags essential Windows files as infections, compromises system security and can even install additional malware. So, it can be classified as quite dangerous infection. It is very important to understand that Threat Nuker is worthless and dangerous application. User shouldn’t purchase it’s full version for infections removal, because it wasn’t designed for such an actions. The best option would be to remove Threat Nuker from the system as soon as possible after detection.
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Feb 12
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AntiSpyware Protector is another application that was designed to damage computers and scare users in order to steal money from them. It is advertised as spyware remover, but actually it’s a rogue anti-spyware program which infiltrates into user’s PC without his approval or knowledge. As many other fake spyware removers, AntiSpywareProtector shows pop-up windows and alerts with misleading information about system infections and privacy issues. However, this parasite also uses more aggressive scaring tactics. If user waits too long and hesitates to remove this rogue he unknowingly puts important files at risk. In worst situation AntiSpyware Protector can even crash operating system.
It’s not a great idea to purchase a license of this parasite, because it won’t remove those problems as it claims after fake scan. In this case AntiSpyware Protector is an infection itself and must be removed without any further consideration.
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Feb 09
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Spyware Cease is another fake anti-spyware application. It claims to be an advanced spyware remover and startup manager with lots of useful tools. Also it was designed as performance optimization software, but instead of system’s acceleration, SpywareCease makes it slower. This parasite shows fake results or infections and suggests to register Spyware Cease in order to remove those infections.
Spyware Cease is advertised by trojans which pretends to be an online scanners. Once active, this rogue performs quick scan and floods system with pop-up windows. Mainly about false infections and privacy issues. SpywareCease also decreases system’s performance and blames those security problems or infections. Then it attempts to fix the computer, but fails because this future is not available in unregistered version. So, user is advertised to buy a full copy of this useless and dangerous software. We suggest to ignore everything that was said or done by Spyware Cease and remove it from PC quickly.
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