There will always be rogue security tools out to try and make a quick buck off unsuspecting PC owners, and Antimalware Go is just another one in a long line of harmful rogues to try its luck. Antimalware Go derives from the same family of despicable rogues as Antivirus .NET and AntiVira AV. This alone should convince you to get rid of Antimalware Go before it’s too late. Despite what this rogue would like its prospective victims to believe, there is nothing genuine about it and Antimalware Go does not own the ability to detect or remove any type of infection.
Antimalware Go makes use of Trojan horse infections to infiltrate a system. These Trojans are rooted in the system through the help of seditious browser hijackers and bogus online malware scanners. The browser hijackers forcefully redirect the user to their compromised landing pages where they make use of established forms of drive-by download tactics to deposit their Trojans and malware into the user’s PC.
The user will remain largely unaware of Antimalware Go’s presence on the system until such time that it reveals itself to the user via fake security pop ups. These false security notifications were designed simply to panic the user into thinking his system is under attack. Do not put any stock in them.
At the end of the day the only way you’ll be able to regain control of your PC will be to permanently obliterate Antimalware Go from the system. Do this by investing in a genuine security tool which will not only destroy Antimalware Go but also protect your system against similar future attacks.
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