AVG Antivirus 2011

AVG Antivirus 2011 Description

ScreenshotAVG Antivirus 2011 is a fake anti-virus from the same malicious family as Antivirus 8 and Antivir. Hackers have intentionally given the fake AVG Antivirus 2011 application a name almost identical to the legitimate AVG Anti-Virus applications. Computer users must know that the rogue anti-spyware program named AVG Antivirus 2011 is no way related to or associated with the legitimate AVG antivirus software for Windows. AVG Antivirus 2011 will launch a fake online system scan which is set to report the detection of dangerous malware. AVG Antivirus 2011 will also display security alerts and pop-up warnings in order to scare a user into believing that the system is infected.

Once a user is convince of the malware infections, AVG Antivirus 2011 will prompt the user to purchase its full version in order to remove the purportedly detected threats. AVG Antivirus 2011 is not to be trusted and all of the security notifications it displays are fabricated.
AVG Antivirus 2011 may also modify the Windows registry, change the browsers settings and block a victim's access to other security websites or applications. The manual removal of AVG Antivirus 2011 could prove difficult therefore it is recommended that you use an effective rogueware removal tool to rid your PC of AVG Antivirus 2011.

AVG Antivirus 2011 belongs to the FakeXPA family and has, among its numerous clones Antivirus 2010, Antivirus 360, AntivirusBEST, Nortel Antivirus, Alpha Antivirus, Anti-virus Professional, Cyber Security, MaCatte Antivirus 2009, Eco Antivirus, Antivir, Personal Security, Ghost Antivirus, Antivirus 7, Antivirus GT, Earth Antivirus, Antivirus 8, E-Set Antivirus 2011, XP Antivirus 2013.

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Technical Information

Screenshots & Other Imagery

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File System Details

AVG Antivirus 2011 creates the following file(s):
# File Name Size MD5
1 %ProgramFiles%\AVG Antivirus 2011\avg.exe 1,313,280 f5042b02bf8ccc79295186a7707498ab
2 %temp%8DOTHHF6.exe 17,920 4e7417022b59f2bbe0be6cf37bf01852

Registry Details

AVG Antivirus 2011 creates the following registry entry or registry entries:
Directory
%ProgramFiles%\AVG Antivirus 2011
File name without path
AVG Antivirus 2011.lnk

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Threat Scorecard
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Ranking: N/A
Threat Level: 10
Infected Computers: 6