When my friend told me she was infected with System Progressive Protection Virus, the first thing I did was find the activation key, because the rogue was threatening to lock down her computer. So I went and found this: System Progressive Protection Virus Registration code: 64C665BE-4DE7-423B-A6B6-BC0172B25DF2
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Malware is no news, and Windows systems are often shaken by various infectious applications, like fake security software, keyloggers, Trojans, and such. File Recovery is a perfect example of rogue software, and it belongs to the so called FakeHDD family of fictitious system defragmenters, which has also released the deceitful Smart HDD and Data Recovery applications.
Why Live Security Platinum is bad Live Security Platinum is a fake antivirus program that can freak every computer user out. Somehow, this cunning “security tool” is at it peak, and, apparently, not going to give up deceiving poor computer holders. According to Google Insight, the present situation is that Malaysia, Germany, Thailand, Poland, Australia are 5 top countries suffering from the attacks of this must-remove-it-now piece of malware. The rogue uses different ways to infect a computer. For example, it could be an encrypted download, spam email, simulated online scan or supposed update of a particular program that brings you Live Security Platinum. After modifying the registry, terminating some process and initiating its own ones, the “platinum” infection begins the show.