Antispyware Soft Removal Guide

It comes as no surprise that the developers of well-known rogue antispyware Antivirus Soft and Antivirus Suite released their latest threat, AntiSpyware Soft. This rogue application, which not only takes from its predecessors, have also improved on its forerunners’ design and success to trick many new PC owners into paying for this worthless software. In fact, AntiSpyware Soft does a good job of convincing unsuspecting users of its legitimacy thanks to its seemingly genuine looking graphical user interfaces and legitimate appearance. Despite all of this, it is important to remember that AntiSpyware Soft is nothing but a malicious infection, unable to live up to any of its promises.

If you are wondering how this rogue is able to enter your PC without your knowledge or say so, it makes use of a variety of nefarious ways to achieve this. This can range from making use of seditious browser hijackers which forcefully redirect users to its compromised landing pages where it deposits the AntiSpyware Soft infection into the system by using drive-by download tactics, or by using bogus online malware scanners. Of late it has also been reported that AntiSpyware Soft bundles its Trojans and malware together with other legitimate third party downloads, as well as infecting online flash ads.

Once the rogue manages to infiltrate and root itself in the system, it will start its attack by initiating an unwarranted fake system scan. This scan will inevitably yield many fake positives of nonexistent threats. These threats do not exist, and is only a ploy used by AntiSpyware Soft to scare the user into paying for its worthless software. As a further attack against the system the rogue will spam the user with many fake security alerts in the form of pop up messages. These pop ups are all without merit and should be utterly disregarded. Some of the most popular fake pop up messages to be on the lookout for include the following:

Windows Security alert
Windows reports that computer is infected. Antivirus software helps to protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. Click here for the scan you computer. Your system might be at risk now.

Antivirus software alert
Infiltration Alert
Your computer is being attacked by an internet virus. It could be a password-stealing attack, a trojan - dropper or similar.
Details
Attack from: IP Address, port 39096
Attacked Port: 30516
Threat: Win32/Nuqel.E

AntiSpyware Soft will also prevent the user from connecting to the Internet, as well as block the user’s ability to launch applications on the infected PC. This is done in an effort to prevent the user from running or downloading an application which may be able to detect and remove AntiSpyware Soft from the system. Each time the user attempts to launch an application, he will receive the following fake security alert, stating that he should purchase AntiSpyware Soft in order to remove the threat from the application:

Windows Security Alert
Application cannot be executed. The file cmd.exe is infected. Do you want to active your antivirus software now?

It is clear to see that the only way to regain control of the PC and prevent severe damage from being caused to the system is to destroy AntiSpyware Soft for good. This can easily be achieved by making use of a genuine and powerful security tool.