Fake.AdwareAler

Fake.AdwareAler is the latest in fake security tools. Do NOT be fooled into thinking this application will assist you in maintaining the security and integrity of your system!

Fake.AdwareAler is a scam, and behaves like your typical rogue anti-spyware applications do.

Fake.AdwareAler is believed to be a derivative of the infamous AdwareAlert rogue application, accordingly, this dubious application may tend to display a few key properties:

• Fake.AdwareAler is a corrupt Anti-Spyware program
• Fake.AdwareAler may spread via Trojans
• Fake.AdwareAler may display fake security messages
• Fake.AdwareAler may install additional spyware to your computer
• Fake.AdwareAler may repair its files, spread or update by itself
• Fake.AdwareAler violates your privacy and compromises your security
• Fake.AdwareAler is installed without your permission.
• Fake.AdwareAler reputation online is terrible.
• The official website of Fake.AdwareAler is poorly built and lacks basic information.
• The payments website of Fake.AdwareAler is suspicious.
• Performance of the program is poor.

Fake.AdwareAler is propagated via the use of Trojan horses, the likes of Trojan Zlob or Vundo. Sometimes Fake.AdwareAler will also make use of misleading websites and other malware applications to ensure an infiltration into an unsuspecting computer system is successfully carried out.

Fake.AdwareAler was designed with one purpose – to convince computer users that their PC’s are infected with malicious content and to coerce these unsuspecting individuals into purchasing a licensed version of the malware, in order to remove all ‘threats’ and protect their data and privacy.

Once Fake.AdwareAler has embedded itself within a system, it will automatically configure itself to run automatically every time you turn on your computer.
Fake.AdwareAler may even modify the computer’s desktop with a help of a desktop hijacker, so that the user will not be able to change the wallpaper on their computer.

Once Fake.AdwareAler is registered, the parasite will prevent the user from changing their desktop background, and will leave the user unable to remove all malware. Experts strongly recommend the removal of Fake.AdwareAler as soon as possible.

A system that has been infected with Fake.AdwareAler may display the following basic symptoms, which a computer user should look out for:

• Slow computer performance:
It just takes one parasite like Fake.AdwareAler to slow down a computer dramatically. If your PC takes longer than usual to reboot, or if your Internet connection is unusually slow, you may be infected with Fake.AdwareAler

• New desktop shortcuts or switched homepage:
Badware like Fake.AdwareAler may change your Internet settings to redirect your homepage to another website. Badware can even add desktop shortcuts to your PC. It is also not uncommon for this type of malware to change legitimate websites, such as www.google.com, and use them to further create the illusion that your system is I danger – by adding aggressive advertising to the homepage you will be directed to.

• Annoying pop-up messages:
Badware can bombard your computer with popup ads, even when you’re not online. Through these pop-up messages, you may be tricked into downloading more spyware.

Manual removal is probably your best bet at maintaining the integrity of your computer, but manual removal should only be tried by those individuals that know a bit about registry files, and should be left to the individual who knows how to navigate their way around system files.

To avoid unnecessary risk of further damaging your computer system, you should make use of a good legitimate and reliable spyware remover, which will come equip with all the necessary tools needed to rid your system of all nefarious activity allowed to enter into the system by Fake.AdwareAler.