My PC Protector Description:
My PC Protector is updated malware version of the recent Your PC Protector rogue antivirus. My PC Protector differs only on the name so it’s as hazardous as its twin program we have mentioned. My PC Protector usually confuses the system defense utilities of the targeted computer and thus gets inside without a chance of being intercepted. Not to mention that My PC Protector intrusion has nothing to do with the standard authentication procedure. When this program finds itself within your cyber space, it does not behave like a genuine antivirus tool. My PC Protector will make its way to the Registry and change it to ensure its executables are running all the time as your PC is on. This inevitably calls forth funny system behavior which consists in triggering lots of alerts, scanners and other types of adware. It goes without saying that My PC Protector does not really detect anything risky. It just mimics computer protection activity in order to make you believe it.
XP Guardian 2010 Description:
A safe computer system is one without XP Guardian 2010 software in it. Not only is XP Guardian 2010 helpless in malware removal, it is also quite obnoxious and dangerous. The malicious program whose description we are providing is actually a rogue anti-spyware app that, just like its forerunner XP Guardian, secretly enters your computer using security exploits and software splits of different kinds. The initial part that infiltrates your PC is a trojan horse which explores the pathways for XP Guardian 2010 proper to get on board. XP Guardian 2010 is programmed to change Windows Registry on the computer it injects. These system mutations inadvertently cause alien processes to run when you are using your machine. This newcomer will make your system do something very misleading and hazardous. You will receive loads of warning messages and a variety of notifications such as scan reports, system tray alerts etc.
Security Antivirus Description:
Security Antivirus program would be a good PC defense solution if it weren’t for the fact that it does nothing except brainwashing people. The seeming appeal of Security Antivirus is very misleading so do not fall for the quality of its UI graphics. This software is representing the string of rogue anti-spywares which exists for about a year’s time now and was lately updated with Live PC Care and Additional Guard junkwares. Security Antivirus turns the injected computer into a cyber battlefield as it modifies quite a bunch of system parameters like the Registry and the system processes being run. Security Antivirus thus attempts to affect your Operating System from the inside. It will drop many new files which are alien to your system but actually harmless. These files will be subsequently claimed by Security Antivirus to be parasitic.
Antivirus Win 7 2010 Description:
The malicious story of the present-day computer world continues – the new ‘chapter’ being called Antivirus Win 7 2010. It is a fake antivirus program, which makes it a must-remove application. Antivirus Win 7 2010 completely ignores the authentication requirements which would be a criterion for a normal (regular) security program to pass through if intending to get into the system. This means Antivirus Win 7 2010 seeks and eventually finds some ways to compromise your computer other than legitimate methods. Antivirus Win 7 2010 is really good at exaggerating the real state of things with your virtual security. It issues a variety of alerts, balloon messages and scanners that should attract your attention since they report lots of spyware, trojans and purportedly contagious files on your workstation. It goes without saying that these ads must not be trusted because their only purpose is to get you thinking you are on the threshold of a major computer disruption unless you take some prompt steps to resolve this.
Personal Anti Malware Description:
Personal Anti Malware (also known as Personal Anti Malware Center) is a new alleged spyware removal program representing the same species as Antivirus’09. Personal Anti Malware is even more tricky and dangerous than its precursor we have mentioned. It assimilates with your system and makes it perceive its processes as natural and imperative for the PC functioning. Personal Anti Malware will be getting on your nerves as it runs on your computer. It will generate many warning messages that pop up while you are working. These alerts tell you that your computer is under risk. The brainwashing will continue as Personal Anti Malware runs its untrustworthy scanners each time you log into Windows. The scan reports are deliberately fabricated for you to actually believe you have many infections of varied severity on your PC. On receiving that many scary ads, a random computer user might get confused and begin seeking a solution to remove the threats Personal Anti Malware ‘detected’.
SecurePcAv Description:
SecurePcAv has been lately identified as a pseudo anti-spyware program which is functionally and externally similar to SafePcAv fraud software. The creators of SecurePcAv have evinently done a ‘good’ job making their product very sneaky and annoying. The objective of SecurePcAv is to confuse you making you believe it can be of great use for your computer. SecurePcAv runs fabricated scanners that always claim to find some parasites on your PC. These ads are of course of no informative value since they report non-existent infections, just to frighten you. The hypocrisy of SecurePcAv developers is also expressed through the numerous alerts whose goal is to enhance the impression that you urgently have to do something about all the security issues your computer kind of has on board. Unless you want to donate computer criminals, do not fall for these prompts from SecurePcAv. The hackers are only after your credit card money which you are expected to pay for their scam software.
Advanced Defender Description:
Advanced Defender is a dangerous application representing the same family of scarewares as Personal Guard 2009 and Personal Protector. The hackers’ transfer from the accent on ‘Personal’ to ‘Advanced’ impersonated in their new brainchild does not add a dime of trustworthiness to this scam software. Every aspect of Advanced Defender activity testifies to its being a malware scam at its worst. It looks for security holes and other secret pathways to enter your computer without knocking. Advanced Defender immediately makes changes to Windows Registry so that its executable files AdvancedDefender.exe, Certofsystem.exe, regp.exe and a few others get triggered every single time the Operating System loads. Also, Advanced Defender creates a number of dummy files to detect them as insecure ones later on.
Scanner.just-protect-pc.info Description:
Scanner.just-protect-pc.info (or Just-protect-pc.info) is worse than just a misleading website which it is. Scanner.just-protect-pc.info obtains visitors through hijacking their browsers and then goes obnoxious on the people who hit it as a result of such Internet jack-up activity. Scanner.just-protect-pc.info is related to the propagation of the rogue anti-spyware trickily called Antivirus. This hijacker holds your web activity hostage and drags you into the loop of browser redirects to the following URL: Scanner.just-protect-pc.info/scan.php?campaign=mmb_815609071&landid=6 which denotes a fabricated online scanner whose snapshot is shown below. After Scanner.just-protect-pc.info is through ‘checking’ your PC for infections, it does report many and then prompts that you install the commercial version of Antivirus program. However, considering the fact that this particular Antivirus software is a distortion of the overall notions of computer defense utilities, Scanner.just-protect-pc.info site is not less fraudulent.
Termlnch.com Description:
Termlnch.com is a scan site, unfortunately a fake one. Termlnch.com is affiliated with SafePcAv rogue antivirus product and is doing its very best to support that crimeware in every possible way. You don’t hit Termlnch.com for some apparent cause, you will just undergo a severely aggressive browser redirect influence of trojans that mess with your browser configuration previously. Termlnch.com has a URL tail that starts with ‘/scn/’ element followed by a string of random symbols. The virus affects your web browser in such way that you will visit Termlnch.com instead of the website you were going to access; this usually takes place once you open up Internet Explorer and suddenly find your homepage hijacked. You can draw one major conclusion from the appearance of Termlnch.com – that it is a scanner of some sort. In fact, it only mimics an online scan and, to be a bit more appealing, imitates the legit Windows interface that hosts this purported scan.
Paladin Antivirus Description:
Paladin Antivirus is a modified copy of the Malware Defense virus which has been active during the last month. Paladin Antivirus is dangerous in a few ways. To begin with, it enters your PC without any permission of the computer user. Also, Paladin Antivirus claims to detect the legitimate antispyware software installed on the victim’s workstation as malicious thus preventing it from running. This feature of Paladin Antivirus is particularly hazardous because it means you will have some hard time trying to uninstall this actual rogue security tool. After getting successfully uploaded, Paladin Antivirus makes some serious changes to Windows Registry making your system run its process Pav.exe every time the PC starts up. This will call forth many alerts and alleged security scanners which of course have absolutely nothing in common with real virus check procedure.