Strong Malware Defender Removal Guide

It seems like there’s no end to the flood of rogues from Rogue.VirusDoctor family, because Strong Malware Defender is yet another product from the same nest that has spawned Malware Protection Center, Home Malware Cleaner, Smart Anti-Malware Protection and other rogues. The relationship between the rogues is obvious, because Strong Malware Defender shares the same interface and is equipped with the same dangerous that can turn your life into hell.

Strong Malware Defender is dangerous in a sense that it seldom comes alone. It can be delivered by a Trojan infection, and if you have one Trojan in your system, you are very likely to get another Trojan anytime soon. Since Strong Malware Defender adds a subkey into the registry the rogue springs into action every single time you start your Windows. It floods you with various fake notifications that claim you are infected with Trojans and other viruses. According to Strong Malware Defender, the only way to get rid of these “viruses” is to register the program.

For that you are required to provide your name, address, credit card number, expiration date and CVV2 that would allow the criminals behind Strong Malware Defender to access your bank account and steal your money, using your information for various illegal financial operations. On top of that, your computer would still be infected with Strong Malware Defender and you certainly don’t want this infection to end that way, so you have to ignore all the fake security messages and fake alerts from Strong Malware Defender. Even this:

Warning! Virus detected
Threat detected: Trojan-PSW.Win32.Antigen.a
Security Risk
Infected File: [file path]
Description: This Trojan named ANTIGEN.EXE scans system files for your Internet passwords to steal and misuse them. It also scans your data for more private information: phone.

Such alerts look very professional and it is easy to fall for this trick, but do not be one of these users that lose all of their money and are left with a comatose computer at hand.

Remove Strong Malware Defender from your system as soon as you can. You can delete the rogue-related files on your own, but if your computer knowledge is not brilliant you are advised to acquire a trustworthy computer security program that will terminate Strong Malware Defender for you automatically.