SecureCleaner is a rogue anti-spyware program – essentially, a fake spyware removal tool, which employs scare tactics, such as popups and fake system notifications to intimidate the user into buying the "licensed version". SecureCleaner usually makes it’s way to your computer by using Trojans, such as Zlob, disguised as video codecs.
Once inside the system, SecureCleaner will proceed to bombard you with endless popups and fake system notifications, supposedly to "inform" you of an infection. These popups and whatnot will lead you to the solution – SecureCleaner, and you will be prompted to pay for the full version in order to dispose of the threats. This "full version" as they call it is a fake and is incapable of such tasks, moreover, there may not be an infection on your system to begin with (except SecureCleaner, that is).
SecurityCleaner.com is a generic rogue spyware removal website with the same copied phrases, the same mix of fearmonging and self-praise and, most importantly, the same lack of contact information. The "company" behind SecureCleaner provides us with a mailing address, albeit hardly intelligible, but fails to give an email address. The mailing address is in the Philippines, but the IP is based in the USA. Also, the person (or company), who registered the domain, chose not to leave a name.
SecureCleaner is a scam and should be treated as such: do NOT download or buy it and block securecleaner.com using your HOSTS file.
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