Win 7 Defender 2013 Plays Tricks on PC users to Extort Money

PRLog (Press Release) - Oct. 10, 2012 - Win 7 Defender 2013 is an application that has been discovered by many security resource sites over the internet to be a rogue antivirus program. Such a program is able to deceive PC users to the point that they fall for a trick that gets them to spend money on a registered copy of Win 7 Defender 2013.

Win 7 Defender 2013 makes many claims of being able to ‘defend’ against malware and computer viruses. Though, from the looks of Win 7 Defender 2013, it appears to look as if it is a legitimate antivirus program. The hackers who created it want you to think just that so you may purchase the Win 7 Defender 2013 program and end up wasting time and money.

Win 7 Defender 2013 is basically a scam. In the mind of gullible PC users, Win 7 Defender 2013 will have the ore of a program that has found many viruses on their system through its many pop-up alerts and system scan results. Each of the results are fabricated and designed to be a scare technique. PC users should never trust these notifications or take Win 7 Defender 2013 for face value.

The security team at EnigmaSoftware.com has deployed a newly released removal report to assist PC users with the removal process for Win 7 Defender 2013. Within this new report, PC users are able to discover other technical aspects of Win 7 Defender 2013. Additionally, removal resources are made available that are designed to detect and safely remove Win 7 Defender 2013 from ones system.

The new report, released recently, is readily available at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/windows7defender2013-removal/. The report also outlines other aspects of how rogue antivirus programs behave so PC users are easily able to identify such applications.

The video below is a demonstration of how Win 7 Defender 2013 can be removed using removal resources on the new removal report linked above.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sY7mSD3gQn0




PC users are strongly urged to remove Win 7 Defender 2013 utilizing any trusted antispyware application.

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