WindowSecure

There are a lot of different rogue antispyware infections worldwide. WindowSecure is a fake antivirus program that comes from South Korea. Just like other rogues it gives an impression that your computer is infected with multiple viruses, and then it offers to remove the threats if you purchase the license for WindowSecure. If you do not speak Korean, you will not understand this program's interface at all, but WindowSecure performs a full system "scan" during which you can see a list of tracking cookies displayed on scan results window.

Naturally, if a program's interface is in a language you don't understand, you are bound to close the program. In that sense, WindowSecure should not be too successful in luring the users' money out of them, if it doesn't have an English version of its interface. However, once you try to close WindowSecure, a pop-up message will appear declaring in Korean that more than 500 malicious codes have been detected on your computer. If you still click to close the dialog box, another box appears and asks whether you really want to cancel the malware removal.

If you click on the highlighted button, you will be back to square one with WindowSecure insisting that you have to remove tracking cookies and other malware by purchasing the full version of the program. That will never work, because a fake antivirus program cannot terminate infections. Not to mention that your personal data would be leaked to cyber criminals and they would be able to access your bank account.

You cannot allow WindowSecure to remain in your system either, because this rogue can seriously damage your computer. Remove WindowSecure right now and safeguard your system against serious threats. If you are not an experienced computer user, should to opt for the automatic malware removal with a powerful security tool. A computer security program of choice will also scan the system to check whether there are any other threats installed.