Cntprot.exe is the core part of rogue antispyware program called Protection Center. Cntprot.exe infiltrate computers through the use of trojans. Once the trojan is downloaded and started, it will download cntprot.exe and other components of Protection Center and save it to %ProgramFiles%\Protection Center folder (%ProgramFiles% is the C:\Program Files by defaults). After that, the same

Protection Center is a rogue antispyware program from the same family of rogues as Data Protection, Digital Protection, Your Protection, User Protection, Dr. Guard, etc. Like other rogues Protection Center promoted and distributed through the use of trojans that come from various malicious websites. Once the trojan is started, it begins to show numerous fake

“Application cannot be executed” is a fake warning that indicates your computer is infected with rogue antispyware program called Antispyware Soft or other malicious software. The program is a fake, it detects numerous false infections, displays various fake security alerts, popups, nag screens with one purpose to trick you into purchasing the full version of

Security Master AV is not a legitimate security tool, it is a malicious program that classified as rogue antispyware because it detects false infections and displays a lot of fake security alerts in order to trick your into purchasing the software. Security Master AV from the same series of malware as early appeared My Security

Win Antispyware Center is a rogue antispyware program that looks like a previously published rogue called XP Internet Security 2010. Like other rogue antispyware programs, the rogue detects false infections and shows fake security alerts in order to trick you into buying the software. Win Antispyware Center is distributed through trojans that come from various

XJR Antivirus is a rogue antispyware program which is an update to previously published rogue called AKM Antivirus 2010 Pro. Both programs are identical except for their names and partially modified files, which is necessary in order to remain undetected by legitimate antivirus and antispyware tools. Like other rogues, XJR Antivirus distributed through trojans that

ByteDefender or ByteDefender Security 2010 is a fresh rogue antispyware program from the WiniGuard family of malware as SystemArmor, SecurePcAv, etc. This application classified as rogue antispyware program because it usually installed through the use of trojans and uses false scan results and fake security alerts as method to scare you into thinking that your

Datprot.exe is the core component of rogue antispyware program called Data Protection. Datprot.exe infiltrate computers through the use of trojans. Once the trojan is installed and started, it will download datprot.exe and other components of Data Protection and save it to %ProgramFiles%\Data Protection folder (%ProgramFiles% is the C:\Program Files by defaults). After that, the same

Live Security Suite is a program which classified as rogue antispyware because it detects false infections and displays numerous fake security warnings in order to scare you into thinking that your computer is infected with a lot of malware. It hopes that you will then purchase a full version of Live Security Suite. During installation,