Fake Security behind a nice name
July 21, 2011 Computer Safety Tip
Zentom System Guard is a rogue antispyware application that comes from the same nest as Antimalware Doctor. These 
rogues have almost identical interfaces, although Zentom System Guard is obviously upgraded to fit in seamlessly into the newest operating systems, making it look like it is an integral part of your Windows. No matter what is might seem like, you need to remove Zentom System Guard from your computer immediately or else you are about to suffer terrible consequences.
Rogues usually pretend to be legitimate security applications. Zentom System Guard is of no exception – it copies the layout of Microsoft Security Essentials, and for any inexperienced user this rogue might seem like a real computer safeguard program. What is more, Zentom System Guard’s deception does not end here. In fact, this malicious application is deceiving you through and through from the very beginning.
When Zentom System Guard enters your system, it pretends to be an Automatic Update for Windows security. You see a table pop into your screen entitled “System Security Pack Upgrade” and you see an update you “need” to install: System Security Pack 2010.78.932 (Zentom System Guard Upgrade; KB904067). You can choose the Remind Later option, but with such a sophisticated wording Zentom System Guard is sure to come across as a reliable application, so a lot of users fall for it and click “Install”.
Afterwards, the user is assaulted with numerous fake security alerts. Zentom System Guard informs about the widest range of computer security infringements, from unwanted advertising to Spy Trojans residing in your computer. Needless to say that these alerts are not real and the only thing breaching your security is Zentom System Guard. Do not forget that this rogue is there to steal your money, so if you do not want to become another victim of the notorious RBN, you need to erase Zentom System Guard from your computer right now.
