AlfaAntivirus

AlfaAntivirus Description

AlfaAntivirus is a fake anti-spyware program and part of an elaborate rogueware family named FakeSpyPro. AlfaAntivirus was developed by scammers to trick and drive Internet users to purchase the supposed registered version of AlfaAntivirus. Also, Trojans are used to propagate rogue anti-spyware programs like AlfaAntivirus. If you attempt to fix the infections, AlfaAntivirus will state that you must first acquire the full version of AlfaAntivirus. The purchase of AlfaAntivirus is not what makes it suspicious, but the fact is that it lists the same fabricated malware results. AlfaAntivirus uses a Trojan to take control of the user's computer, and the program does not have malware removal capabilities. Consider AlfaAntivirus an empty shell created by cybercriminals to lure you into relinquishing your credit card information. AlfaAntivirus is not genuine security software; AlfaAntivirus only knows to show you certain error messages and link you to a purchase page to get your personal information. Instead of taking advice from the rogue software program AlfaAntivirus, you should get rid of AlfaAntivirus with a malware remover.

AlfaAntivirus has many clones that include Spyware Protect 2009, Antivirus System Pro, Security Central, Antivirus Soft, Antivirus Suite, AntiSpyware Soft, Antivir Solution Pro, Security Suite, Malware Destructor 2011, Antivirus Action, Antivirus Scan, PC Security 2011, Antivirus .NET, AntiVira Av, AntiMalware GO, Antivirus Monitor, Antivirus Monitor, Antivirii 2011.

Technical Information

File System Details

AlfaAntivirus creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5
1 gtb.dll 159,744 e15ba9b32208c14c7b15fc6b1c2384e9
2 runbst.exe 1,978,368 f3917956d05c94a52d18fad795d31813

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By CagedTech in Rogue Anti-Virus Program
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Top 3 Countries Infected: Lists the top three countries a particular threat has targeted the most over the past month. This data allows computer users to track the geographic distribution of a particular threat throughout the world.
Ranking: N/A
Threat Level: 10
Infected Computers: 10