My Security Engine

My Security Engine or MySecurityEngine is another fake software application which is a rogue. You need to know that My Security Engine can't be trusted. My Security Engine is part of a big scam which has been designed in order to convince you that you have malicious threats running on your machine. When you are scared, you may be offered the full version of My Security Engine for a small fee which promises to remove these threats. This is just one big scam which has been manipulatively planned in order to obtain your money. You need to know that there is no full version and this is all just part of the manipulative plot.

If you want to remove My Security Engine the only effective method to do this will be with the use of a decent antispyware removal product which will be able to both detect as well as automatically remove the malicious My Security Engine for you. You need to know that the manual removal process is extremely risky and is able to seriously damage your computer system. It is best to make use of the automatic removal process with the help of an effective antispyware removal product.

My Security Engine is  a replica of the rogue programs: Security Guard and CleanUP Antivirus. It usually spreads by using browser hijackers that redirect the user to websites hosting fake online system scans and thus tricking him into downloading the program.

As is typical of rogue anti-spyware software like this, My Security Engine doesn’t deviate much from the typical and most widely practiced tactics of PC parasite infiltration. My Security Engine tends to also make use of affiliated backdoor Trojan infections, usually Trojan Vundo or Zlob, in order to ensure hidden penetration into the targeted machine is successful. My Security Engine also drops a list of absolutely harmless files onto your computer, and them later on use the files as scapegoats, trying to convince you that exec.drv, gid.dll, pal.dll or PE.exe are malicious infections.

My Security Engine runs each time you log onto Windows and will display its fake system scanner that claims to find a variety of corrupted dangerous files. Then you are also bombarded with fake security notifications that inform you about non-existent infections, for example:

My Security Engine has detected potentially harmful software in your system. It is strongly recommended that you register My Security Engine to remove all found threats immediately.

Process Mbam.exe attempted to modify the address space.

Potentially harmful programs have been detected in your system and need to be dealt with immediately. Click here to remove them using My Security Engine.

Notepad.exe cannot be executed. The file is infected. Please activate your antivirus software.

As you can see from the notifications above, My Security Engine can also block executable files to prevent you from accessing programs that might be useful in malware removal. My Security Engine wants you to believe that in order to protect your Operating System against the supposed threats, you need to install My Security Engine’s full commercial version which demands payment.

If you do install My Security Engine’s licensed software, you will soon realize that it’s not only worthless in terms of malware removal, but it compromises any computer systems’ performance and will eventually slow down the computer considerably.

The best thing to do should you detect My Security Engine in your computer system would be to remove this fake security tool and all its affiliated components – immediately! If you cannot perform a manual malware removal, invest in a powerful antimalware tool that will detect and remove My Security Engine for you automatically. What is more, the antimalware program will safeguard your system against other possible future infections.