Essential Cleaner Is Here To Nuke Your System

Posted by Denny under Rogue Anti-Spyware

The fact that you have opened this article allows us to presuppose that you have something to do with Essential Cleaner, even though you definitely don’t want anything to do with it. And that is correct. This program is a malicious rogue antispyware, and you must destroy Essential Cleaner before it manages to put its dirty hands on your hard-earned money.

In a sense Essential Cleaner performs two tasks at the same time – little by little it cripples your computer consequently targeting your financial funds. And one of the reasons why this rogue manages to root into the computer systems worldwide is that the users are not careful enough when they browse the internet. One of the most popular ways for this rogue to arrive at your system is through fake online malware scanner sites. The user can be redirected to the site after clicking on an infected link and from there it is only a matter of time until Essential Cleaner roots in your system.

You see, it does not necessarily require you to click anywhere when you land in the infected site. Sometimes the download starts automatically, or there’s a Trojan which gets into the system and then transfers the installer file for the rogue some time later. And when the rogue finally gets installed, it performs a fake system scan; supposedly finding a whole list of threats in your computer such as, for example Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Agent.bot or Win32.Clagger.C. The thing is that the parasites which appear in the list of threats displayed by Essential Cleaner do exist. Their descriptions and detection dates can be found in various computer security encyclopedias online, however, that DOES NOT mean that they are there in your computer.

Essential Cleaner only tries to persuade you that you have been seriously infected, because this program as a rogue antispyware does its best at pretending to be a real security application (hence, the list of existing parasites, which should make it look reliable). This entire masquerade is ensued in order to push you into purchasing the license for the program, which costs 79.95 USD (that’s the lifetime option with 60% discount). However, this purchase would not protect you. It would only lure your banking information out of you, which would lead to the absolute criminal rampage through your bank account. Not to mention that Essential Cleaner will remain in your computer, waiting for another good opportunity to attack you by surprise.

So what do you need to do about it? Simple – delete Essential Cleaner and all of its components as soon as possible, before it managed to create other inconveniences for you. Don’t hesitate when it comes investing in a good malware detector tool, because automatic rogue extermination is a lot more efficient if you don’t have enough of computing skills. Outsmart the cyber criminals and don’t become their next victim.