Malware Protection is a rogue antispyware program that can be boldly described as one of the most annoying programs spreading on the Internet. Malware Protection is promoted through fake pop up messages and installed to computer systems through Trojan viruses. When the program gets inside, it pretends to look for infections just like an ordinary security program. It loads a scanner which in fact only imitates looking for infections. After Malware Protection displays a list of infections, it offers purchasing a full version of the program in order to remove threats that have been detected.

Malware Protection is also advertised by displaying tons of fake security notifications. The messages state that some spyware activity has been detected on your computer. They also state that in order to fix this spyware detection you must immediately activate Malware Protection on your system. Otherwise you might lose your passwords or other sensitive information. Beware that you will have to pay in order to activate Malware Protection and that’s the only way it will suggest you. Unfortunately, even after paying for the program the situation will remain the same. Don’t forget that you will lose your money for this.

You should ignore any scan results provided by Malware Protection because they have nothing that could be taken for granted. Any pop up ads and security notifications that mention Malware Protection as a legitimate antispyware program must be ignored as well.

If you have already paid for Malware Protection, do not hesitate and contact your credit card company to dispute the charges. Then remove Malware Protection from your computer with a reputable antispyware tool by running a full system scan.