Personal Guard 2009 is a rogue anti-spyware program that uses a misleading scan method among other tactics to extort money from you. Personal Guard 2009 is not a legitimate security program and is incapable of detecting and removing any type of security threat including spyware, malware, Trojans and viruses.
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SaveKeeper is a fake anti-spyware application known to use aggressive techniques to push computer users into a mental predicament in the decision on whether or not to purchase the SaveKeeper program. SaveKeeper, after installed, will display fake warnings that attempt to notify you of a spyware parasite infection or malware being on your computer. These messages are bogus and only used for the purpose of extortion.
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Windows Additional Guard is a rogue anti-spyware program that is known to be part of the family of rogues Windows Guard Pro, Malware Catcher and Ultimate System Guard. All of these rogues use similar misleading methods to get gullible computer users to purchase a full version of the deceiving application. Once installed, Windows Additional Guard will perform system scans only to return bogus results to further confuse you.
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QuickHealCleaner is a fake anti-spyware program that originates from the maker of the rogue anti-spyware programs Trust Nija, SystemCop, BlockDefense and SaveDefense. QuickHealCleaner, like it’s sister applications, is able to mislead computer users into purchasing a full version of the QuickHealCleaner application through the means of fake system alert messages and falsified system scan results populated with imaginary parasites.
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Antivirus Pro 2010 is another deceiving security program that is able to convince gullible computer users into purchasing a full version of the Antivirus Pro 2010 application through the use of fake warning messages and system alerts. Usually the Antivirus Pro 2010 system alerts warn computer users of spyware or malware infections that are not actually on the system.
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Proof Defender 2009 is a counterfeit anti-spyware program. Proof Defender 2009 was designed for the purposes of extorting money through the use of various aggressive tactics. Proof Defender 2009 uses exaggerated system notifications and scans to attempt to warn you of several threats found on your computer. All threats identified by Proof Defender 2009 were found to be bogus.
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SystemCop (or System Cop) is a fake anti-spyware program that comes from the group of hackers who created the rogue anti-spyware programs WiniBlueSoft, SaveDefense, TrustNinja and BlockDefense. These applications are well known for misleading computer users into purchasing a licensed version of the program. SystemCop, like its clones, is not effective for detecting and removing computer parasites.
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Nortel Antivirus is a malicious anti-spyware application. Through the use of fictitious system scans and fabricated system alerts, Nortel Antivirus will trick you into thinking that it found several parasites on your computer and you must purchase Nortel Antivirus to remove them.
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Smart Antivirus 2010 is a deceiving security application and the latest version of the rogue anti-spyware program Smart Antivirus 2009. Both Smart Antivirus 2010 and Smart Antivirus 2009 uses similar methods for enticing computer users to purchase a licensed version of the fake security program, Smart Antivirus 2010 or Smart Antivirus 2009. Through these various actions, Smart Antivirus 2010 is able to trick unsuspecting computer users by the use of fake popups that attempt to warn you of an infection or system scans that return several fabricated results.
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| SpyHunter Scanner updated on 03/15/2010 | |
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