There is a new scam run by the rogue security program called Antivirus Security Pro. This is a fake antivirus which currently attacks many computers. It blocks browsers, all available ones, and whenever you go to any legitimate site you see the following scary warning that says this: “The site you are attempting to view may harm your computer“. Here is the complete quotation from this scam:
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Awsecurity.exe is a new process for Internet Security 2013 virus, which is a fake antispyware program attacking many PCs these days. This rogue has a long history, known to infect thousands if not millions of PCs in various countries. Surely, it comes to computers without user’s consent or approval. This happens through various vulnerabilities available in the security settings of your system. Sometimes penetration of this scam can be the result of a user clicking malicious links over social networks, or through executing suspicious attachments in spam emails.
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Avsecurity.exe is a malicious process related to Internet Security 2013 rogue antispyware program. You cannot end or stop it through the Task Manager. Internet Security virus will report Task Manager legitimate Windows utility as infected with W32/Blaster.worm threat. The same problem happens when you try to launch all other decent programs like legitimate antiviruses, the majority of browsers, system utilities like cmd.exe or taskkill.exe. As you see, it is very difficult to stop avsecurity.exe, however, this is what should be done to make it possible for users to remove Internet Security virus from their computers.
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Bitsecurity.exe is not a new program. This is a virus process related to the rogue antispyware application called Internet Security 2013. The program is extremely malicious because it has in mind to trick users into buying the rogue. This is why it runs bogus system scans each time you turn the PC on and reports the multitude of fake threats to scare you into thinking your system is in danger. In reality, the odds are that Internet Security 2013 virus is the only infection that deserves to be deleted because it does dwell on your system. For effective removal of…
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Misecurity.exe is a virus process related to Internet Security 2013 rogue antispyware (fake AV). If you would like to get rid of Internet Security malware then you need to first terminate misecurity.exe (active process). You can’t do it through Task Manager – the hoax will block such attempts. Use the tips below that will help you bypass this blockage and completely uninstall the hoax from your system.
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Internet Security MS is a new name for an old fake anti-spyware program called simply Internet Security virus. You can see the phrase “Internet Security MS” when you look at the desktop icon of this rogue antivirus. This hoax also has its new process name called msecurity.exe. In this guide you will find out the detailed information on how to stop the msecurity.exe virus process and thus facilitate the removal process of Internet Security MS malware.
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Mrprotection.exe is a virus process related to Internet Security fake antispyware. There are many other processes related to this malware, whereas this particular is the latest one. In this guide you may find out the information on how to terminate (stop) this process. This is necessary because otherwise you will not be able to remove Internet Security virus.
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Meprotection.exe is a new process related to Internet Security 2013 virus. It replaces bsprotection.exe process which seems to be no longer as active as it used to be few days ago. In this guide you will find out how to stop the process meprotection.exe. This is necessary in order to simplify the removal process of Internet Security virus.
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The alert that asserts ‘Warning! Infected file detected‘ is related to rogue security programs like Antivirus Security Pro, Attentive Antivirus and System Doctor 2014. All these applications are rogue security tools (also categorized as fake antiviruses). Their purpose is to scare users into thinking their systems are in danger and to make them buy the rogue, thus wasting their funds completely. The scary alert ‘Warning! Infected file detected’ is just one of many other methods to make users frustrated and convince them to purchase the hoax. Hopefully, this will never be the case with you. For this reason we issue…
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If you have struggles removing My Safe PC 2014 fake anti-virus there are several helpful malware removal solutions for your to consider. But first let us discuss more about this rogue security software that names itself as My Safe PC 2014. This program is another example of applications that you should not trust. Why is it so? Because it was specifically developed for the purposes of scaring users with its misleading, faulty and deceitful reports. You see, when it enters computers with poor security status it arranges the fake scan of your computer. This imitated scanning is arranged each time…