System Progressive Protection is a misleading security software that pretends to protect your computer from viruses, Trojans, and other malware. To support this claim, the rogue software will display a number of security alerts, which are imaginary. None of the threats detected by System Progressive Protection do exists. Provided warnings may look real but when you clicked on them, it just point you to buy the licensed version of System Progressive Protection.
Robert La Nguyen
Remove Win32:FakeAV-ANO [Trj]
Win32:FakeAV-ANO [Trj] is detection for a Trojan that penetrates the system by exploiting security flaws. Other threats from the same group may also download and execute this Trojan. Once Win32:FakeAV-ANO [Trj] is settled inside the computer, it attempts to establish a connection to a distant server.
Remove NSIS:Bundlore-B [Adw]
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NSIS:Bundlore-B [Adw] is an Adware program that is in the form of NSIS installer. It is categorized Downloader due to its function of getting more malware after it has been installed on the computer. NSIS:Bundlore-B [Adw] is using a NSIS installer tools to download and execute other harmful files.
Remove Metacrawler.com Hijacker
Metacrawler.com hijacker is another adware that you may obtain by downloading and installing free programs from unknown sources. You will not notice that Metacrawler.com is also installed together with the downloaded software. This is because both of them are packed into one installer file. The only sign that you may observed is seeing the home page of Internet browser configured to use the Metacrawler.com search box.
Remove Win32:Patched-AKC [Trj]
Win32:Patched-AKC [Trj] is a detection for a Windows component that has been ‘patched’ by a Trojan. The infected file will be utilized for malicious operation. It can cause damages on the infected computer. Windows component that is compromised by Win32:Patched-AKC [Trj] has a variety of purposes depending on the nature of the Trojan and configuration by an attacker.
Remove Interpol Department of Cybercrime
Interpol Department of Cybercrime is another count to the list of ransom program that intimidates computer users. Usually, malware such as this disguises as a message from authority, which acted upon the violation, you have committed. In fact, the first issue of this ransom malware misspelled the title and reads Interpol Department of Cibercrime.
Remove MBR:SST [Rtk]
MBR:SST [Rtk] is a boot Trojan is a dangerous type of computer threat that can alter the master boot record of the affected unit. Unlike any other virus which hits the registry to load the viral code, MBR:SST [Rtk] Trojan infects the MBR as it is the first one to initiate when starting the computer. This causes the rootkit to take effect each time you start Windows. Moreover, the threat may gain control of the PC and manipulate the loading of programs during Windows initialization process.
Remove JS:ScriptPE-inf [trj] (October 2019 Update)
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JS:ScriptPE-Inf [Trj] is a generic detection for harmful Java Script files usually hosted on infected web sites. The Trojan spreads by infecting HTML, PHP, and Java Script files on the target computer. Result of JS:ScriptPE-Inf [Trj] infection may vary depending on the variant of the malware. Some computers may experience browser hijacking that redirects search … Read more
Remove Backdoor.Bot
Backdoor.Bot is a pass-spreading Trojan that has a main function of allowing remote attacker to access your computer. Presence of this threat causes identify theft and stolen online accounts to banking and gaming web sites. Additionally, Backdoor.Bot robs your computer with privacy information by recording all key presses and save it to a log file.
Remove Win 8 Security System
Discovery of Win 8 Security System was first posted at the end of August 2012. There have been few sightings of the malware since then. Maybe, attackers behind this program are reluctant to spread Win 8 Security System due to certain reasons. Probably there has been certain update to make it more aggressive in competing with the current malware on the Internet. Today is a different story; it seems that the rogue product is now packed with a rootkit Trojan.