The funny-sounding domains promoting Security Suite rogue AV are getting yet funnier these days. Following the Antivirdog.com hijacker, there’s now an updated version in the wild called Antivircat.com. Well, the whole ‘fun’ vanishes of course when Antivircat.com starts showing you its claws. It completely hijacks your browser and makes it impossible to use it until you actually urgently do something about it. The only web page you are going to be capable of visiting is Antivircat.com or its clone Antivircat.com/block.php denoting a fabricated online message. The one and only idea of Antivircat.com is to make you keep hitting a page where Security Suite full version is to be purchased. Please abstain from buying Security Suite on Antivircat.com or any other similar hijacker sites. And one more thing you will need to do is remove Antivircat.com virus and concurrently check your machine for signs of Security Suite malware.

Antivirdog.com is a sample of a browser hijack implementer that does its very best to milk some money from credulous people. Antivirdog.com has to do with distributing Security Suite – an infamous rogue security program that keeps messing up thousands of new targeted computers. In case you are wondering how a rogue antivirus tool and a website like Antivirdog.com are interconnected, just let us provide some details of this cunning cooperation. Antivirdog.com is a site Security Suite scareware badly needs because it would not be able to perform its main mission otherwise. You see, all the so-called rogues are also projects launched for getting some profit. The hackers rotating these scams try to compel computer users to buy their software promising that it’s going to be of great help in terms of keeping the PCs virus-clean and safe. Antivirdog.com is where Security Suite redirects your browser repeatedly. So, if this fake AV is on your machine, you will not be able to visit websites other than Antivirdog.com. Also, this hijacker can be a fabricated warning page apart from being just a fraud payment processor. Antivirdog.com hijacker removal and Security Suite extermination can be done in a few ways. First of all, you can try online tech support by clicking the TeeSupport banner (it’s on the right). That way, you will get professional help of online experts. Alternatively, you can follow the guide below and try to get rid of the malware on your own.

Malware Destructor 2011 does not destroy malware although its names sounds like it should. It is actually a badware program itself so don’t bother anticipating anything good from its activity. Malware Destructor 2011 usually enters computers via hidden paths that get spotted and exploited by the related trojan viruses. On infiltrating your system, this nasty rogue antispyware utility begins showing you some pseudo detection reports. It runs scanners that have nothing in common with real security monitoring. Malware Destructor 2011 tells its ‘preys’ it has found dangerous infections and then demands they pay the software registration fee. That’s a bad practice so you should not fall for Malware Destructor 2011 tricks of this sort. This application does not want anything but your money. Moreover, its activity on your computer will be accompanied by system slowdown and the intrusion of other attendant parasites. In order to remove Malware Destructor 2011 virus (which you should perform by all means), you need to locate its files and registry keys and manually delete them all; or you can use our automatic removal tool. Another option is to use the TeeSupport online removal service and have the experts do the whole thing for you – just click the corresponding banner ad in the right-hand sidebar.

Antispyfond.com can be neither trusted nor safely visited. It is a hijacker that helps Security Suite scareware take its firm niche in the rogue antivirus software distribution sphere. The essential thing to understand about Antispyfond.com is you are very unlikely to visit it unless your computer gets injected with the malicious code of the associated fake AV solution. So your being redirected to Antispyfond.com testifies to one basic fact – your PC is contaminated with Security Suite, to be more precise with its trial version. This rogue security software is after nothing but your money which it expects to get through a sophisticated scare campaign deployed on your machine. One of the elements of this tactic is diverting the victim’s web browser to payment processing websites such as Antispyfond.com. This domain tells you that Security Suite is your most optimal choice when it comes to resisting viruses of all kinds. Moreover, Antispyfond.com advertises a few versions of Security Suite, each one being just as useless as the rest. In order to not let the malware involve you with the dirty money collection scheme, please get rid of Antispyfond.com browser hijacker ASAP.

Antivirspace.com is a site that refills some of the known badware domain databases. This URL stands for a browser hijacker that spreads a very hazardous application known as Security Suite. This program specializes in mimicking computer security functions while it is absolutely incapable of performing them. In other words, Security Suite is rogue software infecting computers to swindle gullible users out of their money. Antivirspace.com is one of the basic tools being used by scareware in question. Security Suite installs a Browser Helper Object that constantly redirects people’s online surfing to Antivirspace.com. It’s also worth mentioning that this hijacker can appear to be a fake warning page or Security Suite main website selling the license of this solution. Actually, the latter function is the ultimate one. Antivirspace.com is primarily a payment service hosting domain encouraging the victims of Security Suite to purchase this application. Strange browser behavior consisting in redirections to Antivirspace.com is a sign of trojan infection on your computer and is likely to testify to Security Suite trial version’s presence on your PC. This is why you should clean up your system from Antivirspace.com and attendant viruses.

Peak Protection 2010 is an awfully annoying computer program. All characteristic features of this software are conditioned by its belonging to the rogue antivirus category of malicious PC utilities. Peak Protection 2010 is distributed in an unordinary way. The trojan virus accused for generating the bogus Microsoft Security Essentials Alert informs users about alleged infections found on their PCs and then encourages them to install one of the 5 recommended solutions, Peak Protection 2010 being among these. In general, this tactic exemplifies a new method for deceiving people invented by cyber criminals. They offer you a choice of phony security programs. That’s totally new to the scareware world. Initially, Peak Protection 2010 gets downloaded as freeware but then starts insisting that you buy its license or else it will fail helping you. So basically, Peak Protection 2010 is just one of those pseudo cleaners that demand a payment for their mythical services. This is why you should remove Peak Protection 2010 from your computer immediately.

Antivirmars.com is a serially designed website that indulges in promoting a filthy application known as Security Suite which is an infamous rogue antivirus solution. Antivirmars.com will be encountered as a result of browser redirecting pranks implemented by the scareware tool we mentioned in the previous sentence. In other words, you are very unlikely to run into Antivirmars.com forcible rerouting problem unless your computer is infested with trojans affiliated with distributing Security Suite rogue. Antivirmars.com can be either a spoof alert page telling you about unsafe network activity and recommending you push a potentially harmful link to learn more; or it can serve as Security Suite payment page offering you to fill out your credit card details and eventually register the full version of the scam product. In case you’ve got problems navigating to sites because of Antivirmars.com intervention, please try the tips provided further to exterminate the components of this malware altogether.