AV Center (AVCenter) is a center that feeds users with misleading information referring to random names without any scan for viruses, nothing to say about other declared by hackers features of AV Center. In that sense AV Center is a true successor of AV Security Tool, as well as its alerts and nag screens are [...]

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XP Smart Security 2010 does not make any effort to detect true infections. And XP Smart Security 2010 does not actually need detecting true infections as it creates files as a part of its installation and blends them with names of harmless files and random names of true infections plus purely imaginary names. Remove XP [...]

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In addition to intrusive ads by Antimalware Doctor (AntimalwareDoctor) trojans and viruses related to the adware may be uploaded to develop another scam or to support the development of Antimalware Doctor trickery. Remove Antimalware Doctor as adware that interacts closely with other rogue apps, mostly viruses and trojans. While Antimalware Doctor clears the ground for [...]

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Software Protector (SoftwareProtector) is another example of Windows logo misuse; users, if even do not remember precisely the logo of Microsoft software that looks like shield  divided into for sections, are likely to recall half-consciously the shield  applied in Software  Protector as something rather trustworthy. Remove Software Protector as the shield is an old trick [...]

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Antispyware Soft (AntispywareSoft) is in good relations with trojans an worms, which know the way to your computer system passing by identification and downloading and installation procedure provided for legit programs. Then they try to download and install Antispyware Soft in the same fashion. Besides, in case of system resistance, they may try to lure [...]

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Win32:Flot-C is a virus that runs with MsMxEng.exe. Win32:Flot-C  removal is reported to be impracticable in manual mode without applying relevant techniques and many virus removers fail to remove Win32:Flot-C  after detecting it. Win32:Flot-C  is evasive rogue. To get rid of Win32:Flot-C  and related viruses and rogue programs, click here to start free scan with [...]

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Worm.Win32.FlyStudio.bg promotes many different counterfeits like fake antispyware. It restricts user’s access to System Registry and restores malicious files if they have been deleted. Side-effects after these infection activities are as follow: extended time of Windows loading and shutting down; appearance of porno pics on the screens and redirecting to explicit websites; private data might [...]

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Hackers marketing Vista Security Tool 2010 foist it on users pretending that the program is a useful tool that users would benefit of; they invite to get a  copy of Vista Security Tool 2010 at its hone-page. The home-page or home-pages of Vista Security Tool 2010 (there is a single template cloned at  different IPs [...]

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Ave.exe is another denomination for Av.exe. Ave.exe is a core component for numerous group of clones. Once Ave.exe is introduced with relevant backdoor downloading agent, it is free to choose from the list of up to hundred of names. Names are chosen rather randomly, though Ave.exe tries to match the name with the version of [...]

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MyFasterComputer shows no actual intention to detect viruses and other IT infections, as examinations of its both trial and full-featured versions have proved. All its alerts and scan are therefore a pure trickery. In fact, the above examinations just have proved suspicions that the software reported to be downloaded with trojan would not actually provide [...]

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