Security Shield Pro 2011

System Tool and Security Tool are just a few names from a big family rogues, which now has another addition to their highly dangerous bunch: Security Shield Pro 2011. It is an extension of Security Shield, a rogue antispyware which damages the user’s computer consequently aiming for his hard-earned money. The user must ignore the messages he receives from Security Shield Pro 2011, because following the rogue’s path of actions can lead to devastating consequences.

Security Shield Pro 2011 appears in your computer as an update for Security Shield. The “pro” version gets downloaded if you register the fake antivirus program, so it is necessary to describe Security Shield as well, because this is the rogue that is responsible for the user having Security Shield Pro 2011 in his system.

Security Shield usually begins its attack with numerous security messages, which might say that a piece of malicious software has entered your computer and it will violate your privacy. It then might urge you to remove it with Security Shield. In a sense this computer threat generates these fake alert messages in order to make you believe that your computer has been seriously compromised and you simply must use Security Shield to fix the errors or else.

So if you succumb to these threats and purchase the license for the program that is when Security Shield Pro 2011 appears, looking very much like a real antivirus program, but never in a million years could it protect your computer from cyber threats. You should terminate Security Shield Pro 2011, before it causes anymore damage. Contact your credit card company and inform them that the money transfer to Security Shield was illegal, so you would have at least a small chance of refund.

Don’t sit and wait until another attack will be launched against you. Take care of Security Shield Pro 2011 immediately.