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What is Iron Defender Antivirus?

Iron Defender is new virus infection that pretends to be an anti-virus. It is one of the latest rogue antivirus programs that has been unleashed into the internet and spreading very rapidly. It is like other fake software tool which is developed by the group of hackers in order to con out money from the innocent computer users.

How Iron Defender Antivirus spreads?

As like other badware's there are several ways by which this fake program spreads and ends up by installing into the user's computer. So, user need to uninstall this rogue program whenever it is identifies. The common ways by which it spreads are as follows -

Shareware or freeware - Some of the shareware and freeware secretly bundled with spyware and spreads through it. It is sneaky but is fairly common.
Malicious & questionable websites - Sometimes questionable and malicious websites install program through security holes and automatic downloads such as video codecs. So user need to be careful regarding such websites.
Peer-to-peer software - If user is using P2P (peer-to-peer) program or other application on shared network then user's system might be at risk as at times by mistake infected files may download in this process and cause problems for the user.
What Iron Defender fake antivirus does?

Once this fake antivirus is installed in user's computer, it creates numerous fake malware files and configures itself to start automatically when the system starts. Once this program gets started it scans the entire computer and detects those fake malware which is created by the program itself before starting the scanning. After identifying the threats it prompts user to remove it and in order to remove the malware it first states to purchase the program. The bottom line is the scan result is just a scam and user needs to ignore any of the scan results displayed by this program.

Common sign & symptoms of Iron Defender Infection


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