Windows Verifying Center

There is a new computer threat terrorizing the users worldwide, called Windows Verifying Center. For those, who have been infected by rogue antispyware from the Fake Microsoft Security Essentials family tree, this new rogue will look familiar, because it shares the same interface and functions with previously released malicious applications, including Windows Necessary Firewall, Windows Precautions Center, Windows Profile System and many more.

Windows Verifying Center can be lurking anywhere in the vasts spaces of the internet, and most of the time this rogue reaches its prey via Trojan infection. The Trojan infection can be caught anywhere. It might be hiding behind a link to a website, or in a spam email attachment. When it roots in the computer, the user gets a notification that there is an unknown Trojan detected in his system, and he needs to click on the notification to know more and perform a quick scan, in order to see whether there are more threats residing in the computer.

Afterwards, just like its predecessors, Windows Verifying Center announces that the system is infected with Trojan.Horse.Win32.PAV.64.a. The same parasite name has been used by basically all versions of this rogue, so it means that the implications of Windows Verifying Center's infection are also the same as those of the rogue which have been released before. Once it tricks you into downloading and installing it, Windows Verifying Center loads every time together with Windows and then initiates a fake system scan, after which it announces that the overall system security is low and user must fix the errors found immediately.

Unfortunately, this rogue does not allow you to fix those errors unless you purchase the full version of the program. In fact, there are no errors to begin with and Windows Verifying Center only wants you to pay for a product which does not exist. If that weren't enough, if you pay for the full version of the program, you will reveal your credit card information to third parties, and consequently they will be able to access your bank account and steal your money. Prevent this from happening - remove Windows Verifying Center right now, and safeguard your computer against dangerous future threats.