What is most shocking about cyber crime is that hackers keep reinventing methods of malicious attacks. To support this statement we can have a look at one of the latest rogueware applications: Win 7 Security 2012. This is another program which is created to cleverly ensnare PC users.
This software claims to be an antivirus application but in fact has nothing in common with reliable anti-malware software. All the warnings and scan reports produced by Win 7 Security 2012 are displayed only to mislead victims into thinking there is some severe threat of losing their information.
In fact none of these alerts are true and they are shown only to delude you.
Win 7 Security 2012 works in such a way that it targets vulnerabilities in your PC system and uses them to crate an illusion of serious Trojan infection. It also displays a list of viruses that has to be removed but later it turns out that the only way to do that is to purchase the malware application. As it has been already figured out, this program is only a scam.
Hackers are working continuously on creating new computer infections and as a result of this an upswing in Web threats has been detected. To protect your personal information you have to be aware that rogue applications do not provide any security solution and can only harm your PC. For that reason you have not to trust such fake anti-malware applications and install only trustworthy antivirus programs.