New Removal Report Defines Windows Malware Firewall Malicious Actions and Removal Processes

June 7, 2012 - PRLog -- Windows Malware Firewall is much like the extremely long list of rogue antispyware programs that have plagued PC users for many years now. Such applications are designed to render sneaky scams to ultimately trick PC users into purchasing these malicious programs. In most of the scam-laden methods of tricking PC users, these programs closely resemble legitimate antivirus and antispyware programs.

Windows Malware Firewall is not very different from a legitimate antispyware program other than the fact that it completely fails at removing legitimate malware on a computer. Security researchers at EnigmaSoftware.com have released a new removal report specific to Windows Malware Firewall for assisting computer users who have recently encountered the Windows Malware Firewall program on their PC.

Windows Malware Firewall has been found to land on PCs through the means of a Trojan horse infection or even a simple download from a malicious site. In such a case, Windows Malware Firewall is installed and then loaded automatically, usually without any actions from the computer user. After these actions take place, Windows Malware Firewall will continuously load deceptive and bogus pop-up security alerts along with conducting system scans returning erroneous results.

Within the families of malware programs currently circulating over the internet, Windows Malware Firewall was found to come from a very large group. This group, known as the FakeVimes family of fake security programs, has put out literally hundreds of these fake security apps within the past years’ time. With such a high-rate of infections and spread, Windows Malware Firewall and its clones are considered to be dangerous. Upon noticing such a program, a PC user should take the necessary precautions to remove it before damages occur within the Windows operating system.

The video linked here called “How to Detect and Remove Windows Malware Firewall” is one way for virtually any PC user to get a grasp on what to look for when confronted with Windows Malware Firewall and eventually completely remove it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykAlTH1zoe8



All the necessary resources to safely remove Windows Malware Firewall from a PC can be found on the latest EnigmaSoftware.com Windows Malware Firewall removal report at: http://www.enigmasoftware.com/windowsmalwarefirewall-remo...