Troyan-dropper Security Center Alert Pop-up

Troyan-dropper Security Center Alert Pop-up is a fake threat pop-up alert that is causing headaches for many a PC user. This pop-up alert tends to come bundled with a rogue antispyware application. Once the rogue antispyware has infiltrated a PC, it will proceed to bombard the user with these type pop-up messages, all in an attempt to coerce the user into thinking their PC is severely infected, and to ultimately get the user to purchase the full version of the rogue tool in question.

Troyan-dropper Security Center Alert Pop-up tends to be associated, and promotes the following family of rogue antispyware applications: SaveArmor, SaveDefender, TrustWarrior, QuickHealCleaner, SoftSafeness, SafetyKeeper, BlockDefense, WiniFighter and SystemCop.

Should a computer system be infected with any of the above mentioned rogue antispyware tools, it may display the following Troyan-dropper Security Center Alert Pop-up message, (bearing in mind that dependent on which rogue application has infiltrated the system, this particular rogue will be propagated. Accordingly, the example below is what a computer infected with the SecurityFighter rogue application will look like):

“Security Center Alert!
Infiltration Alert!
Your computer is being attacked by an Internet Virus. It could be a password-stealing attack, a Trojan-dropper or similar.

Details
Attack from: 136.154.170.16
Attacked port: 8215
Threat: Troyan-dropper

Do you want SecurityFighter to block this attack”

As mentioned before, this pop-up message should definitely not be trusted, as the main aim of this pop-up alert message is to coerce the unsuspecting PC user into purchasing the full version of these fake rogue applications.

A rogue application tends to display the following symptoms:

• Distributes threats
• Makes fraudulent claims about spyware detection and removal
• Annoying Pop-Up Advertisements
• Changes in Internet Settings
• Changes Web Browser Components
• Decreases System Speeds
• Slow computer performance
• New desktop shortcuts or switched homepage
• Displays false positives/fake alerts
• Makes use of Copycat looks
• Utilizes high pressure marketing tactics
• Produces poor detection/scan reporting
• Utilizes weak scanning/detection

Should a system be displaying any of the above mentioned signs, chances are a rogue application is present and thriving within the system’s environment
It is highly important to remove the rogue application affiliated with Troyan-dropper Security Center Alert Pop-up, as its presence will only further downgrade the integrity of any computer system.

For those PC users not quite certain about the ‘ins and outs’ of a computer registry, it is highly recommended to use the services of legitimate antispyware tool, in order to automatically rid the infected system of the rogue application and all its components.