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SecureFighter Description:
The release of SecureFighter (alias Secure Fighter) program is the most alarming news of today’s computer security world because this piece of software is rogue and dangerous. The origin of SecureFighter is pretty clear – it hails from the WiniSoft rogue anti-spyware group that gets refilled once in a couple of days by weird-named scamwares exemplified by SecureVeteran, SecuritySoldier, SecurityFighter, SaveArmor, SaveDefender, SoftSafeness, QuickHealCleaner, SystemCop, SafetyKeeper, SaveKeep and BlockDefense and some more fake anti-spyware applications. Secure Fighter acts stealthily and strikes in an absolutely unexpected obscure manner. In other words, SecureFighter downloads without authorization, and its unregistered version becomes a major problem for the compromised computer. SecureFighter attempts to swindle the PC user into believing his/her machine has tons of trojans, viruses, keyloggers, spyware, worms and other nasty stuff inside.
SecureVeteran Description:
SecureVeteran (aka Secure Veteran) is a brand-new invention of the cyber mobsters who earlier created such nasty rogue anti-spyware programs as SecuritySoldier, SecurityFighter, SaveArmor, SoftSafeness, SaveDefender, QuickHealCleaner, SystemCop, SafetyKeeper, SaveKeep and BlockDefense. SecureVeteran usually installs via browser exploits, firewall flaws or insecure content bundled with trojans that gets carelessly downloaded from insecure online resources. Once on board the host comptuer, SecureVeteran configures the compromised Operating System to execute its code each time the PC starts, so the user may be sure his/her computer routine will be accompanied by the mega-annoying pop-ups and system scanners conducted by SecureVeteran and reporting tons of imaginary malicious. When SecureVeteran is on your PC, its main goal is to frighten you into thinking you’ve got a whole bunch of dangerous trojans, keyloggers, spyware, worms etc. that need to be exterminated through the use of Secure Veteran full commercial version.
Harmfullwebsitecheck.com Hijacker Description:
Harmfullwebsitecheck.com is a new hijacker that targets poorly protected computer systems and networks to hijack browsers and annoyingly redirect users to counterfeit warning sites. Harmfullwebsitecheck.com is known to be acting in favor of Total Security 2009 (alias Total Security) which is rogue anti-spyware and must not be trusted for the sake of your cyber-security. The hackers’ gang who designed Harmfullwebsitecheck.com/info.php has made it look as if the site were warning you about dangeours web activity and you need to get yourself the so-called web protection software (please, see snapshot 1 below). The intricacy of Harmfullwebsitecheck.com hijacker gets additionally witnessed in case you happen to push the link provided on that pseudo warning. Doing so will get you to a new deceitful site that will suggest you to install and purchase the registered version of Total Security 2009 scamware. Please, keep yourself form letting Total Security enter your system through Harmfullwebsitecheck.com exploit.
Internet-antivirus-scanner.com Hijacker Description:
Internet-antivirus-scanner.com is a spot online where the dangerous fake anti-spyware tool called Alpha Antivirus is being actively promoted as of now. A growing number of computer users have been getting redirected to Internet-antivirus-scanner.com recently for no particular reason, as it may seem at first sight. However, there is a very relevant reason for random browser hits to Internet-antivirus-scanner.com URL. It’s the corresponding hijacker and trojan viruses that intrude on one’s computer system and modify the browser settings. After these malicious browser manipulations are completed, the user will keep hitting a page that fakes a system scan warning about insecure internet activity, some virus risks and privacy issues detected in the compromised system. The scanner will be accompanied by Internet-antivirus-scanner.com alerts that also report malicious stuff and urge the user to install Alpha Antivirus full version.
Explorersecuritysuite.com Hijacker Description:
Explorersecuritysuite.com appears to be sort of a cyber-store for distributing and selling Cyber Security and Total Security rogueware. Explorersecuritysuite.com hacks one’s Operating System and redirects the user’s internet sessions to a bogus alert page (please, see screenshot below). That page (it has Explorersecuritysuite.com/info.php URL) is expected to become a victim’s gateway to further system contamination because its buttons redirect to Explorersecuritysuite.com/pre1 or Explorersecuritysuite.com/pre2 site which tell you to buy Cyber Security to protect your PC against insecure internet activity. The discount mentioned on those presale web pages should not flatter you because no discount can be comforting when you install nasty rogue anti-spyware and voluntarily let it disrupt your computer system. If you get attacked by Explorersecuritysuite.com hijacker and it keeps redirecting your online surfing to scam sites like the ones shown in the pictures below, the most reasonable actions should be deleting the trojan that modified your browser settings and keeps making you hit Explorersecuritysuite.com malicious domain.
Mycomputeronlinescan04.com Hijacker Description:
Mycomputeronlinescan04.com is a mega-annoying online entity that hacks your browser and repeatedly redirects it afterwards. Mycomputeronlinescan04.com is known to be pushing its affiliate fake anti-spyware tool known as Alpha Antivirus which is a follower of Personal Antivirus menace. Mycomputeronlinescan04.com hijacks one’s web browser by exploiting firewall flaws and vulnerabilities, so you will never know you have this infection on your PC until it starts diverting your internet sessions without your approval. That’s the way traffic is being driven to Mycomputeronlinescan04.com – via browser redirecting tactics. After you hit Mycomputeronlinescan04.com, you will see something that resembles a security scan. That scanner kinda runs inside My Computer interface in between your drives and folders. That’s a wrong impression because Mycomputeronlinescan04.com scan is just a static script that cannot retrieve any data regarding what’s installed on your hard drive.
SecuritySoldier Description:
SecuritySoldier (aka Security Soldier) is another oddly denominated rogueware application from the same malware category as its forerunners Security Fighter, SaveArmor, SoftSafeness, SaveDefender, QuickHealCleaner, SystemCop, SafetyKeeper, SaveKeep, BlockDefense and a few others. Security Soldier installs through obscure tactics so that its intrusion remains undetected for the potential victim before it’s time to attack the compromised system severely. The presence of SecuritySoldier on a PC is exhibited via its, it seems, never-ending popup alerts and bogus system scanners that appear all of a sudden and keep alarming you about the huge number of malicious programs allegedly residing on your hard drive and threatening your Operating System stability. Having given you a good portion of such brainwashing and sugarcoated its malicious intensions, SecuritySoldier will get down to accomplishing the essence of its mission – it will attempt to make you purchase its full version which is stated to be an effective cure for all the parasites previously reported by SecuritySoldier dishonest adware.
Security Tool Description:
Security Tool (alias SecurityTool) is a new clone of System Security 2009 and Total Security 2009 rogue anti-spyware tools. Security Tool compromises computer systems by applying dirty backdoor techniques with the involvement of trojan viruses. Once Security Tool trespasses on your PC without permission, it makes some system configuration changes so that its executable will be run at startup. Having deployed that component of its renegade mission, Security Tool starts to annoy the user with the great (and growing) number of its pop-ups that signify the alleged exposure of security risks and other malware issues on the compromised computer. Going even further fulfillment of its plan, Security Tool also uses the heavy artillery, i.e. its fake system scanners that actually present absolutely no informative value because Security Tool has no information retrieval ways from your hard drive as to what’s installed on it. Yet, Security Tool scanners report a variety of digital parasites that must be attended to before it’s too late.
Mycomputerscan16.com Hijacker Description:
Mycomputerscan16.com is among the first so far few browser hijackers sustaining the advertising campaign of the newest Alpha Antivirus rogue anti-spyware application. Mycomputerscan16.com is an instance of malicious domain that displays a fabricated computer scanner. But before you go and view the fake scan, you get redirected to Mycomputerscan16.com because the system must have undergone a secret attack of downloader trojan. After your browser gets compromised by this nasty trojan virus, you will hit Mycomputerscan16.com at random and without any consent of yours. Once you visit Mycomputerscan16.com, the site will start scanning your computer disks and report numerous infections when finished. Having issued the scan report, Mycomputerscan16.com hijacker will recommend installing Alpha Antivirus full commercial version to protect your system against the supposedly detected infections.
SecurityFighter Description:
SecurityFighter (also known as Security Fighter) is a tricky pseudo anti-spyware tool that promises to protect one’s computer against malware whereas the only thing it does protect is the welfare of the hackers who developed it. Just like its predecessor rogues (SaveArmor, SaveDefender, SoftSafeness, QuickHealCleaner, SystemCop, SafetyKeeper, SaveKeep, BlockDefense), SecurityFighter has been spreading rapidly through the use of underhand means which presuppose intrusion of trojan viruses prior to infiltration of SecurityFighter unregistered software. Having crept inside, Security Fighter takes a lot of effort to make it look as though the host PC were infected with numerous trojans, worms, viruses, spyware etc. and thus needs the “best remedy ever” called SecurityFighter full commercial version. Please, bear in mind that whatever SecurityFighter tells you to do, you should not do it or else your computer functioning and your privacy might get seriously compromised due to SecurityFighter fatal influence.
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