General Antivirus is a rogue antivirus/antispyware application, brother of Internet Antivirus Pro and AlfaCleaner. General Antivirus uses fake alerts and false positives to trick you into buying the fake software. The rogue antispyware uses trojans, fake online scanners and advertising on the Internet for distribution. This advertisement tells that your computer is infected and offers

Malware Defender 2009 also known as MalwareDef2009, MalwareDefender2009, MalDefender2009 is a rogue antispyware program that looks like System Guard 2009 and Spyware Guard 2009 and uses scare tactics (display fake alerts and false positives) to trick you into buying the fake software. Malware Defender 2009 distributed through the use trojan Vundo. Once infected with trojan

Virus Melt is a rogue antispyware program that looks like Virus Doctor and also uses scare tactics (display fake alerts and false positives) to trick you into buying the fake software. Virus Melt distributed through the use trojans and popups that your PC has a security risk. If you close this popup then will open

Antivirus Agent Pro is a rogue antivirus/antispyware program that uses scare tactics (display fake alerts and false positives) to trick you into buying the fake software and distributed through the use trojans (trojan Vundo, for example). During installation, Antivirus Agent Pro configures itself to run automatically every time, when you start your computer. Once running,

ANG AntiVirus 09 is rogue antivirus/antispyware application that looks like Antivirus 2010, Antivirus 360 and Total Virus Protection. The software uses malicious programs, trojans, fake online scanners and advertising on the Internet for distribution. This advertisement tells that your computer is infected and offers to download and install ANG AntiVirus 09. During installation, ANG AntiVirus

WiniGuard is a rogue antispyware program that uses scare tactics (display fake alerts and false positives) to trick you into buying the fake software and distributed through the use trojans. During installation, WiniGuard configures itself to run automatically every time, when you start your computer. Once running, it will scan your computer and reports false