Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode

Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode is not a legitimate and trustworthy security program. Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode pretends to be genuine anti-virus software to fool Internet users into buying its imaginary full version. Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode links with other rogue security tools that borrowed the original names from the genuine anti-virus software products including Comodo Enhanced Protection Mode, McAfee Enhanced Protection Mode, Avast Enhanced Protection Mode and Avira Enhanced Protection Mode. Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode may even block your legitimate anti-virus software. Once installed on a PC system, Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode displays a fake warning message about the infections allegedly detected on your machine to intimidate you that your computer is corrupted. Then Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode attempts to convince you into purchasing its nonexistent full version to fix supposedly found viruses. You should not trust and purchase Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode because it won't secure your PC and it would be only a waste of money. ESG malware researchers malware researchers recommend you to remove Dr.Web Enhanced Protection Mode from your PC as soon as possible.