DefendAPc is a rogue antispyware program. It is a clone of SysDefenders, which is also a rogue antispyware application. Both programs are from the family of WiniGuard scareware. DefendAPc is distributed from malicious web sites through the use of trojans, which usually pretend to be flash player updates or even video codecs required to watch

Ghost Antivirus is a rogue antispyware program. It is usually installed from fake online malware scanners that reports that your computer is infected and you must install a program to clean your PC. That online scanner is scam and could not possibly detect malware, trojans and viruses on your computer. The program is a trojan

SysDefenders is a software that classified as rogue antispyware program because it installed through the use of trojans, simulates a system scan and reports false infections in order to trick you into paying for a license. When the trojan is started, it will download and install SysDefenders onto your computer and configure it to run

InSysSecure is a rogue antispyware program that installed through the use of trojans which usually pretend to be flash player updates or even video codecs required to watch a video online. Once started, the trojan will download and install the rogue onto your computer and configure it to run automatically when your PC loads. The

SysProtector is a rogue antispyware program. It is usually distributed through the use of trojans that pretend to be flash updates, or even video codecs required to watch an online movie. When the trojan is installed, it will download and install SysProtector onto your computer and register it in the Windows registry to run automatically

APcDefender is a rogue antispyware program. The software spreads mostly with the help of trojans that come from malicious websites that ask users to download a flash update needed to view online videos. Once started, the trojan will download and install APcDefender onto your computer and configure it to start automatically when Windows loads. The