Win 8 Defender 2013 Rogue Antivirus Program Used to Imitate Trustworthy PC Security Tools

Oct. 12, 2012 - PRLog -- Win 8 Defender 2013 has a new report that reveals many aspects of this fake antivirus program. Within this new report, security researchers explain how Win 8 Defender 2013 was created as a fabrication designed to render several money extortion techniques.

The Win 8 Defender 2013 program itself does not offer up any type of legitimate security functions for a PC user or a system that could potentially be infected with malware or viruses. Win 8 Defender 2013 comes off as an annoying application due to its relentless effort to display misleading pop-up alerts. Each of these pop-up alerts is filled with false information and warnings of supposedly detected viruses.

Win 8 Defender 2013 will also render system scans, also filled with misleading information. All actions performed by Win 8 Defender 2013 are to gain the trust of PC users so they may eventually buy into what Win 8 Defender 2013 promises. Unfortunately, what Win 8 Defender 2013 offers is a day of giving up $70 or more to a group of hackers.

In all situations, no computer user should trust the Win 8 Defender 2013 program. Purchasing Win 8 Defender 2013 will only aggravate issues and it will in no way allow Win 8 Defender 2013 to remove any type of PC viruses or malware threats.

The security researchers at EnigmaSOftware.com have released a new removal report specific to Win 8 Defender 2013. Within this report, removal resources are provided to eliminate the threat of Win 8 Defender 2013.

PC users who may have encountered Win 8 Defender 2013, possibly from a porn site or one laced with malware, may use the removal report to remove Win 8 Defender 2013 at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/win8defender2013-removal/.