Antivirus Security Pro

Antivirus Security Pro Description

Antivirus Security Pro Image 1Antivirus Security Pro is a rogue security application that belongs to a large family of rogue security software known as WinWeb Security. Antivirus Security Pro is a fake security program that is disguised as a legitimate anti-virus application. Antivirus Security Pro does this by displaying false positives and bogus security warnings on the victim's computer. There are several ways in which criminals distribute Antivirus Security Pro, including malicious attack websites and spam email messages containing malicious attachments. Security analysts consider that Antivirus Security Pro presents a threat to your computer. Because of this, ESG security researchers strongly recommend that computer users remove Antivirus Security Pro from their computer immediately.

How Antivirus Security Pro Infects a Computer System

Antivirus Security Pro has many clones that include Advanced PC Shield 2012, Advanced Security Tool 2010, Antimalware - Proven Antivirus Protection, Antiviral Factory 2013, Antivirus Center, Antivirus Defence, Antivirus Security, Antivirus Security 2013, Antivirus Security Pro 2013, Antivirus Security Pro 2014, Antivirus System, Attentive Antivirus, AVASoft Professional Antivirus, Disk Antivirus Professional, Dream Scan Soft, Essential Cleaner, Futurro Antivirus, Live Essential Platinum, Live Security Platinum, Live Security Professional, Microsoft Antivirus 2013, MS Removal Tool, Personal Shield Pro, Security Monitor 2012, Security Scanner 2012, Security Shield, Security Shield 2011, Security Shield 2012, Security Shield Pro 2011, Security Sphere 2012, FakeAlert-KW.e, Sinergia Cleaner, Smart Fortress 2012, Smart Guard Protection, Smart Protection 2012, System Adware Scanner 2010, System Care Antivirus, System Doctor 2014, System Progressive Protection, System Security, System Security 2011, System Security 2012, System Tool 2011, Total Security, Total Security 2009, Windows Attacks Preventor, Windows Secure Kit 2011, Windows Secure Kit 2012, Windows Ultra-Antivirus, Winweb Security. Antivirus Security Pro, as well as its clones, make unwanted changes to your computer's settings that allow this fake security application to start up automatically when Windows starts up. Once Antivirus Security Pro starts up, Antivirus Security Pro displays a counterfeit analysis of the compromised computer. This scan will claim that the victim's computer is severely compromised by several viruses and Trojans. However, when the computer user tries to use Antivirus Security Pro to remove these fake infections, Antivirus Security Pro will display additional error messages claiming that it is necessary to download an expensive 'full version' of Antivirus Security Pro. This fake upgrade is just as useless as Antivirus Security Pro itself. Because of this, avoid paying for this bogus upgrade and instead remove Antivirus Security Pro from your computer using a reliable anti-malware application.

Besides Harming Your PC Antivirus Security Pro Tries to Rob Your Money

Rogue security applications like Antivirus Security Pro are among the most common types of online scams designed to trick inexperienced computer users into believing that their computer is severely infected. However, the problems on the victim's computer are usually caused by Antivirus Security Pro itself. For example, Antivirus Security Pro blocks legitimate security software, prevents computer users from launching applications and redirects the victim's Web browser. Apart from making the victim's computer difficult to use, these symptoms also make removal of Antivirus Security Pro more difficult than normal. Fortunately, these types of symptoms can be avoided by starting up the infected computer in Safe Mode and then using a reliable anti-malware application to remove Antivirus Security Pro completely.

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Security Doesn't Let You Download SpyHunter or Access the Internet?

Solutions: Your computer may have malware hiding in memory that prevents any program, including SpyHunter, from executing on your computer. Follow to download SpyHunter and gain access to the Internet:
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  • Use a removable media. Download SpyHunter on another clean computer, burn it to a USB flash drive, DVD/CD, or any preferred removable media, then install it on your infected computer and run SpyHunter's malware scanner.
  • Start Windows in Safe Mode. If you can not access your Window's desktop, reboot your computer in "Safe Mode with Networking" and install SpyHunter in Safe Mode.
  • IE Users: Disable proxy server for Internet Explorer to browse the web with Internet Explorer or update your anti-spyware program. Malware modifies your Windows settings to use a proxy server to prevent you from browsing the web with IE.
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Technical Information

File System Details

Antivirus Security Pro creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5 Detection Count
1 %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\gpnglp73\gpnglp73.exe 513,536 6a951ae912f3dd16394502e6647bacbb 1
2 file.exe 606,208 2a884ac33c94eda93713f337d7eca3b6 0
3 serv.bat 2,001 b14f614996ef9db84eab251b2225617e 0
4 %CommonAppData%\WaDprnV7\WaDprnV7.exe N/A
5 %CommonAppData%\[RANDOM CHARACTERS]\[RANDOM CHARACTERS].exe N/A
6 %CommonAppData%\WaDprnV7\WaDprnV7kassgxDq.lg N/A
7 %CommonAppData%\WaDprnV7\WaDprnV7.exe.manifest N/A
8 %CommonAppData%\WaDprnV7\WaDprnV7.ico N/A
9 %CommonAppData%\WaDprnV7\DD1 N/A
10 %CommonAppData%\WaDprnV7\WaDprnV7kassgxDq.in N/A
11 Antivirus Security Pro support.url N/A

Registry Details

Antivirus Security Pro creates the following registry entry or registry entries:
HKEY..\..\..\..{RegistryKeys}
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run "AA2014" = "%CommonAppData%\WaDprnV7\WaDprnV7.exe"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run AS2014
SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tracing\Antivirus Security Pro_RASAPI32
SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\Antivirus Security Pro_RASMANCS
SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tracing\Antivirus Security Pro_RASMANCS
SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Tracing\gpng7pl3_RASAPI32
SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Tracing\gpng7pl3_RASAPI32

More Details on Antivirus Security Pro

The following messages associated with Antivirus Security Pro were found:
Warning! Infected file detected
Location: File System
Suspicious activity detected in the application notepad.exe to the behavior of the virus Win32/Conficker.X. For your security and to avoid loss of data, the operation of application cmd.exe has been temporarily restricted.
Warning! Infected file detected.
We strongly recommend activating full edition of your antivirus software for repairing threats.
Warning! Network attack attempt detected.
To keep the computer safe, the threat must be blocked.

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5 Comments

  • SHAHEED Hasan:
    5 years ago Reply

    I downloaded an app, open the app and now I can't get out of the app.

  • Gabriel Hall:
    5 years ago Reply

    When I try to open an app all I get is a black screen

  • Oscar Lee:
    5 years ago Reply

    I don't know why I keep getting this virus on my phone

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Ranking: 995
Threat Level: 10
Infected PCs: 4,440
Top 3 Countries Infected: United States