Today there are many bogus anti-virus applications that altogether belong to the FakeVimes rogue family. There are very many of them. In fact, they appear to live for within only about one day or so. They all imitate the traits of some legitimate security programs, but this is simply the illusion they try to create in your mind. The truth is that any facts stated by such programs are untrue. Here is the example of the message you might receive when the system is contaminated with FakeVimes rogues:
Archive for May, 2012
Warning! Spambot detected! Fake AV warning
May 31st, 2012Best Antivirus Software. Fake antivirus removal guide
May 7th, 2012Best Antivirus Software is one of the worst security programs the world has ever known. Instead of rendering the desired level of system security this tool simply makes your computer even more vulnerable to serious virus attacks. So, it doesn’t really protect you. To the contrary, this is the application that was developed by the team of cyber fraudsters that want to reap unfair earnings with unfair methods. When you see this application on your PC be extremely careful so that you would not fall after its numerous tricks.
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Data Error Reading Drive C:\ – fake error alert
May 3rd, 2012Data Error Reading Drive C:\ can be a warning about some serious trouble with your PC’s inner part, but in many cases this is nothing but the fake notice sent by virus. In fact, nowadays there are several rogue hard drive defragmenters that show various misleading and untrue notifications about unreal troubles with your PC. Among such malicious programs we may name Smart HDD and Data Recovery (latest known examples). Apart from the fake notice about “Data Error Reading Drive C:\” there are many other similar warnings. All of them tell of problems with your system, memory and hard drive, but nothing reported should be considered as a real trouble.
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Get rid of Windows Safety Module (removal guide)
May 2nd, 2012Windows Safety Module is yet another example of how instrumental the crooks may be while inventing new names for their rogue masterpieces. This time they chose this word combination, thinking that this would persuade people in the alleged decent intentions of this scam. The truth, however, is totally opposite. This program is the representative of application that bring chaos to your PC once the infection is inside.
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