Mal/fakeAV-MQ

Windows system Trojans are highly dangerous applications, which can cause system damage or identity theft, and Mal/fakeAV-MQ is exactly that kind of a threat. The malicious tool works in a cunning way, and you are likely not to even know about its existence in your system, until it is too late. Therefore, it is essential to take care of your PC and be wary of any changes, like decreased performance or blocked programs. Note that if you are experiencing any of this, Mal/fakeAV-MQ could be lurking in your Windows’ background, controlling malicious processes, and in such case, there is no other way to remove any security issues but to delete Mal/fakeAV-MQ and all of its components.

Mal/fakeAV-MQ may seem like an invisible enemy, because it has no interface, like its initiated fake antispywares Win 7 Security 2012 or Vista Security 2012. Mal/fakeAV-MQ can slither into your computer without being noticed, and can stay hidden for a long period, during which the Trojan can download its own components and “invite” other malware, just like the aforementioned rogue security tools. These fake antispywares will have a very deceitful exterior, and will be used to trick you into paying money for useless software. Moreover, if you do spend money for fake services, your information will be disclosed to cyber criminals behind Mal/fakeAV-MQ. And that is exactly what this malicious program is created for! Once you decide to remove these fake tools, keep in mind that unless you delete Mal/fakeAV-MQ, these rogues are likely to come back.

If you launch your Task Manager and notice the processes of such programs as agi.exe, aqp.exe or awn.exe, Mal/fakeAV-MQ is definitely active in your Windows system. You might notice various different files with system generated names, made up of three alphabet letters, and all these malicious files are highly dangerous and can entrench upon your privacy without much trouble. The malignant Mal/fakeAV-MQ components will hijack your system’s processes, copy and remove files, add malware to the registry, remove scheduled tasks, found in the Windows task queue, and will connect to the Internet without your consent, to contact to remote systems. Mal/fakeAV-MQ malignant files also can copy your email address, phone book details and read autoexec.bat file, to record information about existing AV tools, keyboard drivers, disk caching software, etc., which could be used to extract your personal information and circumvent security tools.

Mal/fakeAV-MQ is a malicious Trojan, which has been created to steal your money and use your account to spread the infection to even more computers. Do not become a victim or an important part to the fraudulent scheme and remove Mal/fakeAV-MQ from your system immediately. Because this Trojan runs in a secretive mode, do not proceed with its manual removal, because if you have no previous experience with such malware, you are likely to cause more harm than good. Instead use antispyware and antivirus software, which will detect and delete Mal/fakeAV-MQ for you.