OS Protection seems like a fairly generic name for an anti-viral/anti-spyware program, so generic, in fact, that it’s bound to arouse suspicion – and with good reason. OS Protection is no more than a rogue anti-spyware program, which we’ve all seen too many of these past few years. This parasite usually enters the system by employing the trojan Zlob, which lurks in porn/warez websites or spam-mail disguised as a video codec. The rogue tries to trick the user into purchasing it’s “licensed version” by feeding him disinformation.
Upon infiltrating the system, OS Protection will flood the user with nonsense, mostly in the form of popups, fake system notifications, falsified system scan reports, etc. The rogue, much like any other rogue, will make these popups and whatnot seem like legitimate warnings from an anti-viral program or a source competent in the field. These warning should of course be disregarded, and OS Protection – removed.
OS Protection is a scam and should be treated as such: do NOT download or buy it and block it’s homepage using your HOSTS file.
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