7win-wellcome.com is a harmful website that promotes rogue security software such as Antivirus 7. 7win-wellcome.com has a few different URL variants such as; 5win-wellcome.com, 2win-wellcome.com and 3win-wellcome.com. 7win-wellcome.com is typically encountered by users whose browsers have been hijacked by Trojans. Once a user visits 7win-wellcome.com, a fake online system which has the same GUI as My Computer, will be conducted. Then scan reports, security alerts and pop-up windows will be displayed all claiming that the system is infected and the only solution is to purchase the “licensed” version of Antivirus 7. If you are redirected 7win-wellcome.com, have your system scanned for any Trojans or malware that could be responsible for the constant redirects….

BrowserModifier.LinkReplacer is a browser hijacker that modifies victims’ browser settings without their knowledge. BrowserModifier.LinkReplacer may cause your default home page and search results to be redirected to pay-per-click websites in order to gain profits for its author. BrowserModifier.LinkReplacer and its modifications can be removed with a recognized malware removal tool….

Browsersecurecheck.com is a fraudulent website that victims of browser hijacking Trojans are typically redirected to. Once a victim lands on Browsersecurecheck.com, he/she will be presented with a warning page claiming that the webpage he/she was about to visit is infected. The victim will then be advised to “get security software” in order to continue browsing safely. When the victim clicks on the option to get security software he or she will be redirected to the payment page of Antivirus 7, a rogue anti-virus application. Do not waste your money on Antivirus 7 because it is a useless application….

Av-guru.microsoft.com is a fake security warning page that is inserted into user’s browsers by sneaky Trojans. Once a user’s browser has been hijacked, he/she will be frequently redirected to Av-guru.microsoft.com when attempting to access other websites. Av-guru.microsoft.com will maliciously inform the user that the website he/she is about to visit may be infected, then the victim will be advised to purchase the “full” version of Antivirus Soft in order to continue browsing safely. Do not purchase any software promoted on Av-guru.microsoft.com….

Av-guru.net is a malicious website that users who are infected with Antivirus Soft are usually redirected to. The same Trojan that installs Antivirus Soft into a compromised PC also inserts Av-guru.net into the browser causing a victim to be constantly redirected to the misleading domain. Av-guru.net displays a fake computer security warning and recommends that the victim purchase the “full” version of Antivirus Soft in order to remove all the detected computer threats. Do not believe anything on Av-guru.net; the fake malware detections are all part of a scam to obtain unsuspecting users’ money….

PC-Winlive.com is a dangerous website that promotes rogue security software such as XP Antispyware 2010 and Windows Defender 2010. Victims usually get redirected to PC-Winlive.com when they have been infected with XP Antispyware 2010, which uses scare tactics to trick users into purchasing it. When a victim clicks on any of the pop-ups or alerts displayed by the rogueware he/she will be directed to PC-Winlive.com where he/she will be advised to purchase the “full” version of the rogueware in order to remove the “detected” malware threats. Do not trust or purchase anything on PC-Winlive.com….

AV-Crew.net is a dangerous domain that assists in the spread of Antivirus Soft – a rogue security application. Trojans are used to surreptitiously access users’ machines and modify their Hosts files thus causing the victims to be frequently redirected to AV-Crew.net. Once a victim has landed on AV-Crew.net, he/she will receive false scan reports and security alerts claiming that the system is infected and the only way to clean it is by purchasing the “licensed” version of Antivirus Soft. AV-Crew.net is not to be trusted and users should not purchase any software advertised on this website….

Secure-your-pc.info aka Scanner.secure-your-pc.info is a criminal website that promotes the rogue security software called Antivirus. Secure-your-pc.info is planted into victims’ browsers by sneaky Trojans. When a user visits Secure-your-pc.info a number of security alerts and pop-up warning messages will be displayed. If a user clicks on any of these fake security notifications he/she will be redirected to Scanner.secure-your-pc.info, where a fake online system scan will be conducted. The scan will report that the system is infested with dangerous malware that can only be removed with the purchase of the “full version” of Antivirus. Ensure that you do not provide your banking details and purchase Antivirus; it is a useless application. The frequent redirects to Secure-your-pc.info can be stopped by removing the Trojans associated…

Mega-scan-pc-new14.biz is a misleading website that advertises rogue security applications such as Security Essentials 2010. Mega-scan-pc-new14.biz secretly enters victims’ systems with the help of Trojans which hijack web browsers and redirect victims’ searches to the malicious domain. A fake system scan, security notifications and pop-up messages will then be displayed in order to trick victims into thinking that their systems are infected. These fake security messages are displayed to coerce victims into purchasing Security Essentials 2010 which will apparently remove the “detected” malware. Use a recognized security tool to remove this browser hijacker and do not waste your money on Security Essentials 2010….

Generalscansite.com is a website used by cyber-criminals to advertise and distribute the rogue application called Live Enterprise Suite. Generalscansite.com is encountered by victims that have been infected with Trojans associated with the malicious domain. When a victim lands on Generalscansite.com a fake scan is run that will claim to detect numerous virus, worm and Trojan infections. Security alerts and pop-up windows will also flood the victim’s computer screen. Then the user will be urged to purchase the “full” version of Live Enterprise Suite in order to remove the malware. Live Enterprise Suite is not able to detect or remove malware and Generalscansite.com should never be trusted….