Antivirus PC 2009

Antivirus PC 2009 is the latest rogue security software to hit the internet. Antivirus PC 2009 is a complete scam designed to harass PC users into buying the corrupt software.


Antivirus PC 2009 will try to trick people into thinking that their PC is infected with malware and recommends purchase or registering the software to remove the malware. Antivirus PC 2009 will show false scan results that report numerous infections. Antivirus PC 2009 will also display annoying popups and system alerts that stat the PC is infected, under attack or not protected with antivirus software and recommends buying Antivirus PC 2009. Antivirus PC 2009 will also prevent other programs from opening, even the web browser making it impossible to use the internet, rendering the PC nearly useless.

If Antivirus PC 2009 has infected your PC you can remove it now with VIPRE. Click here to download a free 15-day trial of VIPRE.

GreatDefender

GreatDefender is a great big scam. GreatDefender is the latest rogue antispyware software, or phony security program that rips people off. If GreatDefender has infected your computer, do not buy the software, you should remove it immediately.


GreatDefender uses scare tactics to frighten people into buying this corrupt software. These scare tactics include:

• System scans that report numerous infections, yet requires purchase of GreatDefender before it will remove the infections (These are fictitious scan results)
• Alerts and Pop-Up system warnings stating the PC is infected and recommend purchase of GreatDefender (These warnings are fake)
• Web browser redirecting to random websites (these websites are owned by cyber thieves and will further infect your PC)
• GreatDefender will prevent other programs from opening, stating they are infected (The programs are not infected)

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Antispyware Shield Pro

Antispyware Shield Pro is a phony security software, also known as a rogue. Antispyware Shield Pro uses fake security warnings and pop-up alerts to frighten people into thinking their PC is infected. Antispyware Shield Pro will not remove these supposed infections until you purchase the software. Do not fall for this scam, Antispyware Shield Pro is an infection itself.



If your PC has been infected with Antispyware Shield Pro, you should remove it immediately. Click here to use VIPRE to remove Antispyware Shield Pro from your PC now.

Total PC Defender

Total PC Defender is a rogue security software, a complete scam designed to rip people off. If Total PC Defender has infected your PC, you should remove it immediately.



VIPRE can remove Total PC Defender. Click here to download VIPRE now, use the free 30-day trial to remove Total PC Defender from your computer.

SystemCleanerPRO

SystemCleanerPRO is a rogue antivirus program, or a complete scam. SystemCleanerPRO uses fake security alerts and fictitious system pop-ups that warn or infections to frighten users into buying the software. SystemCleanerPRO is a complete rip-off and should be removed form infected PC's immediately.

If SystemCleanerPRO has infected your computer, you may experience the following symptoms:

• Slow sluggish PC
• SystemCleanerPRO running a system scan every time you turn your PC on
• System alerts warning you that the computer is under attack or is not protected, recommending you purchase SystemCleanerPro
• Web browser redirecting to random websites (which are owned by the crooks who author this and other malicious software)
• Other programs not opening or shutting down

If your PC is infected with SystemCleanerPRO, you can remove it now with VIPRE. VIPRE will detect and remove SystemCleanerPRO. Click here to download a free 15-day trial of VIPRE.

APCProtect

APCProtect is a phony security program, designed to rip people off. APCProtect uses scare tactics including false security warnings and system scan results that are false to frighten people into purchasing it. If APCProtect is installed on your computer, you should remove it immediately.



VIPRE can remove APCProtect from infected computers. Click here to download a free 15-day trial of VIPRE to remove APCProtect from your PC now.

ProtectPCs

ProtectPC's is a nasty rogue antivirus program, or phony security software, used to scam people out of their money. If your PC is infected with ProtectPC's you should remove it immediately.



ProtecPC's poses a serious security risk for all PC users. Symptoms of a ProtecPC infection can include:

• Web Browser redirecting spontaneously
• System scans that result in reports showing multiple infections
• Pop-Ups and system alerts stating the PC is infected
• Programs being shut down or unable to open

Click here to remove ProtecPC's with a free 15-day working trial of VIPRE.

Malware Defense

Malware Defense is a rogue security program, designed to look like legitimate security software. If Malware Defense has been installed on your PC more than likely you did not intentionally download it, it just appeared one day.


Malware Defense usually infects a computer system with help from malicious advertising or a trojan found on a shady website. Malware Defense usually infects unsuspecting users PC's without permission. Malware Defense is a scam, do not buy this software, it should be removed from infected computers immediately.

VIPRE can detect and remove Malware Defense from infected PC's. You can click here to download a free 15-day working trial of VIPRE to remove Malware Defense from your computer now.

System Adware Scanner 2010

System Adware Scanner 2010 is phony security software, made to look and act like legitimate security software. System Adware Scanner 2010 is a potentially very dangerous PC infection that should be removed from infected systems immediately.


System Adware Scanner 2010 usually uses false security warnings and alerts to frighten people into buying the software. System Adware Scan 2010 will run system scans and report numerous infections to the user, which are false. System Adware Scanner 2010 will then request payment to remove the supposed infections.

If your PC is infected with System Adware Scan 2010, you can remove it now with the free 15-day trial of VIPRE. Click here to download VIPRE now.

SysDefence

SysDefence is a rogue security program, in other words, a phony. If SysDefence has infected your PC, you should remove it immediately.



A PC that has been infected with SysDefence may experience the following symptoms:

• Web Browser redirecting spontaneously
• System scans that result in reports showing multiple infections
• Pop-Ups and system alerts stating the PC is infected
• Programs being shut down or unable to open

SysDefence will use the above tactics to make PC users think their systems are seriously infected then recommend purchasing the corrupt program to remove the supposed infections. SysDefence will render a computer nearly useless because it will continually prevent other programs from opening.

If your PC is infected with SysDefence, you can remove it now with VIPRE. Click here to download a free 15-day trial of VIPRE.

Data Doctor 2010

Data Doctor 2010 is rogue antivirus software, a complete scam. Data Doctor 2010, like most rogue security software, is designed to rip people off.

Using scare tactics, Data Doctor 2010 will show false security warnings and alerts stating the PC is infected and recommend purchase of the software before removing the threats. Unfortunately once the software is purchased, the user quickly realizes the software is completely useless and will not remove infections or prevent against infections in the future.

If your PC is infected with Data Doctor 2010, do not fall for the scam, do not pay for the software, remove it from your system immediately. Click here to use VIPRE's free 15-day trial to remove Data Doctor 2010 from your PC.

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TheDefend

TheDefend is a phony security program, designed to scam people out of their money. If TheDefend is installed on your PC, you should remove it immediately.



TheDefend uses scare tactics to frighten people into buying this phony software. These scare tactics include:
System scans that report numerous infections, which are fictitious
Pop-up warnings and alerts stating the PC is under attack
Web browser hijacking
Blocks the running of other applications

TheDefend uses the above scare tactics then demands the user purchases the program to remove the supposed infections. Unfortunately thousands of people fall for TheDefend scam and purchase the product. Once purchased, TheDefend will not prevent future infections or rmeove any malicious files form the PC.

For more information about TheDefend, check out the Sunbelt Software Blog!

If TheDefend has infected your system, you should remove it immediately. Click here to use VIPRE to remove TheDefend from your computer.

GuardPCS

GuardPCS is a phony security software, also known as a rogue.


GuardPCS uses false security warnings, system scans and pop-up alerts to frighten people into buying the software. Unfortunately many people fall for this type of scam, they are so worried that their computer is infected with malware, they believe the warnings GuardPCS displays and purchase the software. Unfortunately when GuardPCS is purchased it's completely useless. GuardPCS will not remove malicious spyware from infected PC's or prevent future infections, it's a scam designed to rip people off. GuardPCS is a computer infection in itself.

If your PC is infected with GuardPCS, you should remove it from your system immediately. Click here to download a free trial of VIPRE to remove GuardPCS from your computer now.

Internet Security 2010

Internet Security 2010 is a phony security program, designed to look and act like legitimate security software.

Screen shot of the Internet Security 2010 GUI after it infects a PC.

The actual website pushing this phony software is McAfee Secure, or claims it is anyway.

Doesn't that make you feel warm and fuzzy?

Internet Security 2010 uses false infection alerts to frighten people into buying the software. Internet Security 2010 will run a system scan and report multiple infections that are completely false. The rogue will then require payment for the software before it will remove the supposed infections. Internet Security 2010 will also show pop-ups and system warning alerts stating the PC is infected or not protected and prompts users to purchase the corrupt software. Unfortunately a large number of people actually fall for the scam because they don't realize these scan results and pop-up warnings are fake.

Internet Security 2010 system scan results showing fictitious infections.

While the rogue is active it also blocks the running of all other applications, making infected PC's nearly useless.

Internet Security 2010 will not remove spyware or malware from infected systems, and it will not prevent future infections. If Internet Security 2010 has infected your computer, you can remove the corrupt software for free with VIPRE. Click here to use VIPRE to remove Internet Security 2010 from your PC now.

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IGuardPC

IGuardPC is the latest rogue antivirus software released by cyber criminals. Rogue antivirus software is designed to rip people off, usually with scare tactics that trick people with false warnings and alerts into buying the software.


IGuardPC uses false system scans that report numerous false malware infections. IGuardPC will then demand purchase of the software before removing the supposed infections. IGuardPC will actually take over Windows Security Center in attempts to trick people into buying the software. IGuardPC will also prevent users from opening other programs, using false corruption or infection warnings that recommend purchasing. Some users feel so frustrated because they can't open any programs, basically their PC's are rendered nearly useless because IGuardPC is reeking so much havoc that they will give in and buy the corrupt software. Unfortunately, this never works, after the iGuardPC is purchased the infection only gets worse.


If your PC is infected with iGuardPC, you should remove it from your machine immediately. Click here to use VIPRE to remove iGuardPC from your computer now.

SiteAdware

SiteAdware is a phony security program, a scam designed to rip people off. If your PC is infected with SiteAdware, you should remove it immediately, as it poses serious security risks. You can use VIPRE's free 15-day trial to remove this pest from your PC. Click here to download VIPRE now.

Antivirus Live

Antivirus Live is a phony antivirus software, designed to rip people off. The Antivirus Live scam involves using fake warnings and system alerts to frighten PC users into buying the software, which is completely useless. If Antivirus Live has infected your computer, you should remove it immediately.


A PC that has been infected with Antivirus Live may experience the following symptoms:

• Web Browser redirecting spontaneously
• System scans that result in reports showing multiple infections
• Pop-Ups and system alerts stating the PC is infected
• Programs being shut down or unable to open

Antivirus Live will use the above tactics to make PC users think their systems are seriously infected, the program will recommend purchasing the corrupt program to remove the supposed infections. Antivirus Live will render a computer nearly useless because it will continually prevent other programs from opening.

Example of Antivirus Live preventing another program from opening

If your PC is infected with Antivirus Live, you should remove it immediately as it poses serious security risks for all PC users. Click here to use VIPRE to remove Antivirus Live from your computer now.

PC Live Guard

PC Live Guard is a rogue security program or phony security software that uses scare tactics to frighten people into purchasing a copy of the software.


PC Live Guard will use fake system scans and report false infections then demand payment before it will remove the supposed infections. PC Live Guard will show pop-ups and system alerts that warn the user of infections and recommend the user to purchase the software. Don't be fooled by these scare tactics, PC Live Guard is designed to rip people off.

PC Live Guard will make using the infected computer near impossible, constantly nagging the user to purchase the software with these fake warnings. PC Live Guard will also prevent the user from using other programs, including internet explorer and other web browsers.

If your PC is infected with PC Live Guard, you should remove it immediately. Click here to use VIPRE's free 15-day trial to remove PC Live Guard form your PC now.

Personal Security

Personal Security is a rogue antispyware program, it is made to look like legitimate security software, but is actually a PC infection.


Personal Security, like most other rogue antispyware, will use scare tactics to frighten users into purchasing the software. These scare tactics include:

• Fake system scans that report multiple fictitious infections on the computer
• Web browser redirection to malicious websites
• Fake security alerts and system warnings stating the computer is infected with malware
• Prevent the user from opening and running other programs
• Prevent the user from accessing the internet

Personal Security poses a serious security risk for all PC users. If your computer is infected with PersonalSecurity, you should remove it immediately. VIPRE will detect and remove Personal Security from infected PC's. Click here to use VIPRE's free 15-day trial to remove PersonalSecurity from your computer now.

DefenceLab - D.lab

DefenceLab is a rogue antispyware software that uses nasty tricks to infect PC's and scam people. If DefenceLab is installed on your PC, you should remove it immediately.

The DefenceLab User Interface

DefenceLab uses a slightly different approach than most rogue security software. DefenceLab will try to trick the people into paying for the program with the use of FakeAlert pop-ups that direct people to a Microsoft Support page (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/896861).
The page is modified and links are replaced, instead of remove DefenceLab, the links actually trick people into downloading "DefenceLab".

A screenshot of the Fake Microsoft page with instructions to remove DefenceLab that actually downloads the rogue in stead of uninstalling it.

A fake alert created by DefenceLab made to look like it is from Windows Security Center

If DefenceLab is installed on your PC, you should remove it immediately, and obviously you need to be careful where you get your uninstall directions from, be wary of anything that looks like it's from Microsoft.

You can use VIPRE to remove DefenceLab. Click here to use VIPRE's free 15-day trial to remove DefenceLab from your PC now.

RESpyware, AntiAdd, AntiKeep & AntiTroy

Rogue antispyware authors have been busy in recent days. The security software titles outlined below are phony, all a part of a scam designed to rip people off.

Rogue antispyware uses fake security alerts and system warnings to frighten people into buying the software, which is an infection in itself.

RESpyware



AntiAdd


AntiKeep


AntiTroy


If your PC is infected with any of the above rogue antispyware, you should remove the infection from your computer immediately. Click here to use VIPRE to remove these pests from your PC.

Safety Anti-spyware

Safety Anti-Spyware is a phony anti-spyware software, designed to rip people off.





If your PC is infected with Safety Anti-spyware, you should remove it immediately. Click here to remove Safety Anti-spyware with VIPRE.

REAntivirus

REAntivirus is the latest phony security software in the WiniGuard family of rogues. REAntivirus, like other rogue antivirus software, it tricks people into believing it's a legitimate security suite then rips them off.





Above is an example of fake alerts generated by REAntivirus

If your PC is infected with REAntivirus, click here to use VIPRE to remove it from your PC.

Additional Guard

Additional Guard is phony security software, made to trick people into thinking it's a part of the Microsoft Windows Security Center.


Additional Guard uses false security warnings and alerts to frighten people into buying a license of the software. Additional Guard will display pop-up ads, system scans and security alerts stating that the PC is under attack, not protected or infected with malware and recommends the user pay for the software before removing any of the supposed infections. Unfortunately if you fall for the Additional Guard scam, you will quickly realize the software is phony and will not remove malware form your PC, it will not protect you from infections in the future, and it will not stop annoying you with the false warnings and alert messages.

If your PC is infected with Additional Guard, you can remove it now with VIPRE. Use VIPRE's free 15-day trial to completely remove this rogue and any other infections your may have on your PC.

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People of Walmart Pushing Malware?

PeopleofWalmart.com has become very popular in the past few months - but you may want to reconsider heading over there to gawk at the crazy people who frequent the superstore on a regular basis...

Just today bungalowbillscw.blogspot.com reports that PeopleofWalmart.com may have been responsible for infecting his PC with Antivirus System Pro 2009, a nasty rogue antivirus software that has been plaguing the internet recently.

Play it safe people, if you want to see the crazy people of Walmart, we suggest getting out and taking a trip to your local Walmart Superstore! (Don't forget your camera phone!)