Internet Security virus

Internet Security virus is categorized as serious malware not only for typical malicious capabilities like its secret infiltration, annoying system scanners or fake alerts. Internet Security strategy is clear and obvious: it is a money-oriented project counted on gullible or unwary internet users. It masks as a decent program designed to help people in virus detection and removing but indeed its real purposes differ from its claims. It does its best to wind the innocent users round and rip them off.

Malware is spread involving trojan. It excludes any possibility to be noticed while penetration. At once upon successful installation it starts to scan your PC system and displays numerous fake warning messages claiming to detect severe Trojan and other numerous potentially insecure items. If you try to remove all this unwanted stuff, you will be redirected to the page where the commercial version of Internet Security will be offered, which is presented as a superb solution for computer cleaning. Never jump at the bait prepared by cyber crooks, developers of this virus; this application is not what you need. Disregard all messages generated by this parasite and start searching the reliable anti-virus-solution. We would recommend you to try GridinSoft Trojan Killer for these purposes. It is a powerful anti-virus program with a proactive protection function. If you decide to check your system for virus presence with the help of Trojan Killer, make sure to disable all anti-virus software available on your computer, because they can prevent the application from proper scanning or distort scanning results. One more important thing you should know about Internet Security scam it is capability to block the access to any decent programs installed on your computer. In such way it wants to protect itself from being detected. In order to overcome the barrier, we would recommend you to do the following steps:
1. Go to your friend, relative or anybody else who has computer with Internet connection.
2. Take your USB flash drive / Memory Stick with you.
3. Download GridinSoft Trojan Killer installation file from this site http://trojan-killer.net/download.php and save it to your USB flash drive / Memory Stick.
4. Get back to your infected PC and insert the USB Drive / Memory Stick into the respective USB slot.
5. Perform hard reset (press reset button on your computer) if your infected PC has been on with ransomware background. If not, then simply turn your PC on.
6. Before the very boot process begins keep repeatedly hitting “F8” button on your keyboard.
7. In the window that appeared select “Safe mode with command prompt” option and press Enter.
8. Choose your operating system and user account which was infected with ransomware virus.
9. In the cmd.exe window type “explorer” and press “Enter” button on your keyboard.
10. Select “My Computer” and choose your USB flash drive / Memory Stick.
11. Run the installation file of GridinSoft Trojan Killer. Install the program and run scan with it. (update of the program will not work for “Safe mode with command prompt” option)
12. When the hijackers are successfully disabled (fixed) by GridinSoft Trojan Killer you may close GridinSoft Trojan Killer application.
13. In the cmd.exe window type “shutdown /r /t 0” and press “Enter” button on your keyboard.
14. Upon system reboot your PC will be unlocked and you will be able to use it just as before the infection took pace.
15. However, it is recommended that you now update GridinSoft Trojan Killer and run the scan with it again to remove the source of the infections causing ransomware virus to infect your PC.

Internet Security malware remover:

Internet Security 2012 manual removal guide:

Delete Internet Security 2012 files:

%CommonPrograms%\Internet Security 2012\Internet Security 2012.lnk
%UserProfile%\.Internet Security 2012
%ProgramFiles%\Internet Security 2012\Internet Security 2012.exe

Delete Internet Security 2012 registry entries:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Internet Security 2012.exe
HLEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “random”
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Installer\Products\random
HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “Internet Security 2012″