Win 7 Protection 2013

Win 7 Protection 2013 is a rogue anti-malware application. Fake security programs like Win 7 Protection 2013 impersonate legitimate applications in an attempt to fool inexperienced computer users so they will be inclined to pay for useless 'upgrades.' Win 7 Protection 2013 belongs to a large family of threats known as . Rogue security programs in the FakeRean family of threats are capable of changing their name according to the victim's operating system. As its name implies, Win 7 Protection 2013 attacks computers running the Windows 7 operating system. If the victim's operating system is another version of Windows, Win 7 Protection 2013 will change its name to match it (for example, XP Protection 2013 or Vista Protection 2013).

You need to understand that Win 7 Protection 2013 does not have the capability of detecting or removing threats and that Win 7 Protection 2013 is actually meant to carry off your money and earn access to your credit card particulars. If Win 7 Protection 2013 is installed on your computer, security researchers recommend an anti-malware program to aid you with the task of removing this threat. It is also advisable to start up the infected computer in Safe Mode before attempting to remove Win 7 Protection 2013, as well as its numerous clones that include

Win 7 Protection 2013 was Created to Spread Lies

Win 7 Protection 2013 is part of a Trojan infection. These kinds of threats will typically use either social engineering or attack websites to infiltrate a computer. Once Win 7 Protection 2013 is installed, Win 7 Protection 2013 makes changes to the victim's computer settings in order to ensure that Win 7 Protection 2013 runs automatically whenever the infected computer starts up. As part of its installation process, Win 7 Protection 2013 will drop several files on the victim's computer which may need to be removed. The Win 7 Protection 2013 tactic is simple: this fake security program pretends to find threats on the victim's computer often claiming that legitimate programs and files are actually unsafe. Win 7 Protection 2013 then claims that a 'full version' of Win 7 Protection 2013 needs to be purchased to fix the supposed issues. Of course, since these claims of Win 7 Protection 2013 are entirely fabricated, paying for a 'full version' of Win 7 Protection 2013 will do nothing to return the infected computer to normal. Rather, it may put your money and credit card information in the hands of the criminals responsible for the Win 7 Protection 2013 attack.