Internet Antivirus Pro Can Now Be Removed by Microsoft Update
The latest update to Microsoft’s Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool or MSRT, enables the program to remove the rogue anti-spyware program Internet Antivirus Pro.
Internet Antivirus Pro is known as a rogue anti-spyware program that sets out to take your money through various deceiving tactics. Like other rogue applications, Internet Antivirus Pro alerts of an imaginary computer infection you through fictitious system scans and popup messages. Internet Antivirus Pro is also able to download password-stealing malware that seeks out FTP usernames and passwords so the creators can install malware onto web servers.
Microsoft has targeted the Internet Antivirus Pro rogue application through a recent update to the Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT). Not only can computer users use the Microsoft security tool to eliminate threats from some older malware threats, but they can remove a few targeted rogue applications due to Microsoft’s diligent actions to take aim at rogue antispyware programs.
