Nava Shield

The level that unscrupulous rogue developers stoop to reached another low point this week as the hot new rogue Nava Shield hit the World Wide Web this month. At this stage it is mostly undiscovered but news of its vicious symptoms and furious users are spreading like wildfire over the web.

Online forums and blogs are abuzz with shocking descriptions of Nava Shield infections. Users have reported complete system meltdown, some systems even being assailed by incessant attacks from popup porn ads, virus notifications and random blinking screens. Other reports have been described users as receiving messages that their C Drive is being deleted and being denied access their task manager.

This is obviously cause for serious alarm as what many users describe that their trusted PC security tools are unable to detect and remove Nava Shield from their systems. It is just a further testimony to the fact that these cyber criminals are constantly trying to stay ahead of the big online security watchdogs, and will stop at nothing to viciously fleece consumers out of their money.

The best possible advice when it comes to Nava Shield is to ignore its extremely well designed and legitimate looking website and run away as fast as your computer allows you to. If you find yourself among the many users who have already fallen foul this incredulous rogue, download the latest definitions and versions of your trusted antispyware and antivirus software and delete Nava Shield from your system completely.