My Security Suite is the latest in rogue anti-spyware applications. My Security Suite, as like with many of these type of phony software, is able to mislead and ultimately coerce computer users into purchasing its full version of the My Security Suite application. The method by which these rogue applications make use of most, in a bid to entice would-be users into falling for their ploy,
AWM Antivirus is the latest in rogue anti-spyware applications. AWM Antivirus, as like with many of these type of phony software, is able to mislead and ultimately coerce computer users into purchasing its full version of the AWM Antivirus application.
AVDefender 2011 is the latest in scams! Pretending to be a spyware remover, this application has one primary objective: to scare its victims into purchasing its licensed version. Important to bear in mind is the fact that AVDefender 2011 and its makers are only out to coerce money out of unsuspecting users, and accordingly – their tactics employed are quite aggressive and dubious.
Major Defense Kit is a rogue anti-spyware application that is known to make use of aggressive and obtrusive tactics in order to achieve its goal of extortion. Just like all the thousands of rogue applications out there, Major Defense Kit too is on the hunt for the unsuspecting individual that will fall prey to its techniques of persuasion and coercion… by duping these users into thinking their computer system has been infected by numerous PC threats
Pest Detector 4.1 is classified as a counterfeit security application, representing a legitimate security suite, but is completely fake. This malicious software tends to be advertised via online advertisements. The installation process begins at quite respectable websites, where the creators of these dubious applications,
Peak Protection 2010 is yet another rogue anti-spyware application. Peak Protection 2010, acts like many of these type phony applications, and is able to mislead, coerce and convince computer users into purchasing its full version of the Peak Protection 2010 application. The method by which these rogue applications make use of most, in a bid to entice would-be users into falling for their ploy,
Red Cross Antivirus is the latest in scams! Pretending to be a spyware remover, this application has one primary objective: to scare its victims into purchasing its licensed version. Red Cross Antivirus doesn’t deviate much from the typical and most widely practiced tactics of PC parasite infiltration. Red Cross Antivirus tends to use affiliated backdoor Trojans, usually Trojan Vundo or Zlob,
AntiSpy Safeguard, is a rogue anti-spyware application. As is typical of rogue applications, AntiSpy Safeguard employs the use of false scan results and fake security warnings to carry out their main goal of creating purchase orders for their misleading software. AntiSpy Safeguard will state that the computer in question is infected with a variety of Trojan infections, adware or malware and that you should purchase AntiSpy Safeguard to remove these infections.
Advanced Security Tool 2010 is the latest rogue security program one should be wary of. Commonly, Advanced Security Tool 2010 and these type nefarious applications will attempt to achieve one main goal: to coerce users into purchasing its full version. The modus operandi of Advanced Security Tool 2010
Security Shield 2010 is the latest rogue anti-spyware application, designed specifically to perform dubious actions, so as to mislead a computer user into purchasing its full version software. Security Shield 2010 makes use of similar tactics as most rogue applications, in that it bombards the user with pop-up notification warnings,
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