XP Security Center is a rogue security program that misleads user into buying the paid version by displaying fake scan results. XP Security Center was developed and spread by fraud Software Company and advertised using Trojans and fake security websites. More
Antivirus 2008 is a bogus anti-virus and computer protection software that may display fake alert messages to convinced user to buy the registered version of the program. This rogue program is advertised through fake security web sites and uses Trojan to spread itself onto target computers. More
PC-AntiSpyware is a fake security application that requires manual installation from user to be installed inside the computer. This program may come embedded with another shareware program which can be downloaded from various web sites for free. If PC-AntiSpyware is loaded, it begins to drop several files on various folders including System directories. The malware also adds registry entry to run itself every time Windows starts. More
Unigray Antivirus is a fake security program that will attempt to install itself on computer by means of a Trojan. Unigray virus also spreads through fake security websites and fake multimedia websites. These site commonly asked user to download a deceitful file. Most commonly, this virus masquerades as useful program required by the web site and is essential to the operation of visited web page. When installed on the computer, Unigray will modify various settings and system files that will make the rogue program to start automatically. Some pop-ups and warning messages will be displayed trying to convince users into obtaining the Unigray registered version. More
SpyWatchE is a rogue anti-virus application that can easily penetrate a target computer using modern techniques. Users should be warned that they might be exposed to SpyWatchE when paying a visit to malicious web sites. The hard thing about this virus is you will never know that it is entering the system and executing its payload silently. SpyWatchE may carry out actions without alarming your installed anti-virus application. When successfully loaded on one’s computer, this rogue application will produce a number of dishonest security risks findings and reports virus presence. More
InfeStop is a computer virus or commonly known as rogue security program that will exhibit deceiving security alerts. It may also effectively protect itself from anti-virus programs by ending their process and making it unresponsive. All of fake anti-viruses, including InfeStop are made to serve as income generating scheme for its developers. Rogue anti-virus may look like a legitimate security product but it definitely will not provide security protection. More
SysCleaner is a fake Windows system utility application that may display fake privacy violation results on computer. The rogue program’s next move is to demand payment from computer users to fix or clean reported items. In most cases, SysCleaner sets itself inside your computer in a way that it utilizes a Trojan. There are also instances that people who made to believe that SysCleaner is a legitimate application. That is why the manually install the product, without realizing that it can harm the system in the end. More
Adware.Badaz is a potentially unwanted program that will install additional malicious product on your computer. This threat can be found on insecure web site that covers fake multimedia web site, file sharing network, software download sites and explicit web sites. It may also come as an attach file to spam email messages that delivers to you unexpectedly. More
MacSweeper is a misleading security application created for Mac OS X systems. It will provide blown up reports regarding security status of the system. MacSweeper aims to deceive its victims and influence them to obtain the paid version. Although, this program looks like valid security software, its effects once installed on the system are somehow devastating. It can disable any installed security application that makes the system helpless and open to succeeding attacks. MacSweeper also configures Internet browser to redirect to unwanted web address, most probably a malware site. More
