These screen shots (click any photo for a
larger image) are all fake virus warnings.
Click on them, even to close, will install a virus on your
system. Use task
manager to close the program or shut down you system.
Then call the doctor - 210.422.8049 ext.21
This
incarnation of AV 360 also uses more powerful techniques in
order to keep it from being uninstalled. First, it will
terminate popular anti-malware programs such as
MalwareBytes' Anti-malware so that you cannot use them to
remove this program. This technique is easily overcome by
using a different browser such as
Firefox, Safari, Opera, or Chrome.
Total Security is a rogue
anti-spyware program that is a clone of
Antivirus 360. This program is installed via Trojans
that display fake security alerts about threats to your
computer and then installs Total Security without your
permission on to your computer. Once installed, Total
Security will scan your computer and display a variety of
infections that cannot be removed until you purchase the
program. These infections, though, do not really exist and
are being shown to scare you into purchasing the program.
While running, Total Security will constantly barrage you
with nag screens and fake security warnings about problems
on your computer. Just like the fake infection results,
these alerts are just a tactic being used to scare you into
purchasing the program. Last, but not least, you will see a
window labeled Total Security Protection Center that
impersonates the legitimate Windows Security Center. This
protection center states that your computer has no
protection and recommends that you purchase Total Security.
It goes without saying that you should not purchase anything
from this company.
