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BitDefender Gen:Variant. AVG SHeur3. Avast WinJifas-EO. Expand All Collapse All. Name: InstallerWF[1]. Name: richtx Name: diskperfxp. Registry Details CoreGuard Antivirus creates the following registry entry or registry entries:. This article should NOT be mistaken or confused in being associated in any way with the promotion or endorsement of malware. This article is provided "as is" and to be used for educational information purposes only.

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You must enable JavaScript in your browser to add a comment. Reply to " " comment: Cancel. This branch of rogue antispyware usually uses Trojan infections to distribute themselves across the internet. Antivirus is of no exception as it is associated with such Trojan infections as Zlob or Vundo.

That is to say, if you are affected with these Trojans, it is very likely that sooner or later Antivirus will also come in barging at your door. The biggest problem in this case is that you can never know when or how this infection arrives at your computer.

Trojans do not need your permission to install themselves. They can easily connect to remote server and download other malware onto your system. Therefore, sometimes Antivirus infection comes right out of the blue and then you simply need to deal with it, because there is no other way around it. When Antivirus is in, it bombards you with fake pop-up messages and notifications that tell you about numerous errors and infections in your computer.

Even though your computer might indeed be infected with various parasites, Antivirus has agenda of its own and it continues sending you these notifications regardless of the fact whether the parasites indicated in the notifications exist in your computer or not.

The reason why the rogue keeps on sending you this information is that it wants you to think that you are seriously infected and Antivirus is the only program which can fix this. Green Antivirus is another counterfeit anti-spyware application and a fake spyware remover. Once installed, the app would immediately perform an alleged full system scan and find hundreds of entries, regardless of real computer health. This is done deliberately with the intent to mislead users and make them believe their computers are infected and damaged and that they need to be fixed immediately.

As usual, the program claims that the only way to do so is by purchasing the full version and terminating the found threats. Do not waste your money on it, as the app is a scam and shows fake scan results in order to trick users into spending money. Although the main goal of this parasite is the same as other similar rogue programs, the developers of the app allegedly care for the environment.

No proof for these claims was ever found, and it is simply used a cheap stunt to make users believe that they are somehow doing good by using this malicious app. Keep in mind that all these promises are mere scam tactics and should never be trusted. GreenAV can be downloaded from the website that promotes this rogue, or it might be installed automatically without user's permission thanks for software vulnerabilities present on the computer.

However, after infection, the program immediately performs fake scan and floods system with many intrusive alerts about infections and other security or privacy issues. Also it can decrease system's performance and hijack browsers. The worst part is that this program is an infection itself, but shows fake notices about infections like Spyware. IEMonster and similar. What is more, trial version is unable to remove all those infections, so user is advertised to purchase full copy in order to have a clean system.

Since this app is a rogue, it can inject several malicious files into your Windows computer, run processes upon computer boot, enable scheduled tasks, modify the Windows registry, and much more. In some cases, malware might even damage system files, later resulting in Windows crashing or malfunctioning in other ways.