Mon, Jul 23 2012 13:32
Don
Windows Active Guard Removal Guide
Windows Active Guard is a computer infection from the
Rogue.FakeVimes
family rogue anti-spyware programs.
This program is classified as a rogue becuase it deliberately displays
fake security alerts , fake scan results, and does not allow you to use
your computer normally until you purchase the pgoram. This family of
rogues are promoted using three methods. The first method is through web
sites that display an advertisement that pretends to be an online
anti-malware scanner. When the advertisement is finished, it will state
that your computer is infected and that you should download Windows
Active Guard in order to clean your computer. The second method is to
install the infection without your knowledge or permission when you
visit web sites that have been hacked to display malicious code. This
code will attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in Windows, Flash,
Shockwave, Java, or Adobe Acrobat so that the malicious code can
automatically install the software onto your computer without your
permission. The final method is through Trojans that pretend to be a
video codec or other software that is required to view an online video.
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-windows-active-guard
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