Computer fraud is very popular nowadays and hackers become more and more aggressive in their ways to trick unsuspecting users. To make people believe that they are about to buy a legitimate and effective program, cyber criminals often use the reliable layout of security software. This is the case with one of their latest creations - Registry Defender. Do not be deceived by its reliable name – it will neither defend your system, not detect any present infections. On the contrary, in will put your system in real danger and will do everything possible to make you pay for a bogus program.
Registry Defender pretends to be a trustworthy AV application which is able to detect any system problems and infections. It tries to convince you that there are system errors and to do that displays many pop-up messages and warnings. It also makes a system scan, which says that you have to remove some infected files immediately. Although all of these messages are really frightening, do not be misled by their fake content. They have nothing to do with reality and are displayed only to scare you into buying a scam application.
Registry Defender will redirect you to some fake web page. If you have a closer look at that page, you will see that it has no detailed information about the security product and its creators. Moreover, the site will has only a form, which requires you to submit your personal and credit card details. Do not give your information, as this program will not give you even a registry key. It will only take your money and leave your computer in danger.