Security Tool (which is a clone of Total Security 2009) is but a dangerous application part of the malware family. Using criminal methods (scam ones), this program will try to trick you into buying its full and totally fake version. The main method this application will use is to scare the end-user with false alerts and false popups. Check here Remove Security Tool to learn how to remove Security tool.

The way you will get Security Tool on your computer is via Trojans. You will get them from compromised websites that are promoting fake online scanners. The next thing they will do will be to hijack your browser. Your browser will get re-directions to some download links that will install (after downloading it) Security Tool. Another method that Security Tool uses to invade user systems is to redirect the user to 2tvtube.com or a2tv.com which are both fake websites. On those sites, the used is asked to download a video codec which seems to be a Flash application. What really happens when the user attempts to download this codec is the download and installation of Security Tool on the users computer. Anothe way used to install that spyware is to redirect the end-user to a given webpage with a title as “My Computer Online Scan”, That site will pretend to be an online system scan of My Computer. If you do try such website, you will get results claiming that your “My Computer” folder is infected with a very bad spyware. Then a choice (Yes, No) will be given to you. Choosing either option will cause Security Tool to get downloaded and installed on the users computer. This site How to Remove Security Tool Windows 7 has all the infos you do need if you want to remove Security Tool when having Windows 7 on your PC while here Remove Security Tool you will learn how to remove Security Tool.

Once it has infected a computer, this threat will configure itself to load in memory every time you do boot your system, it will then process to do a fake system scan of your PC. You will then get lots of various warnings and notifications claiming that your computer has been infected by many malware. Here are some example of alerts you will get: “Your Computer is infected” or “Warning! 55 viruses found!”. Sometimes it will warn about the web browser as well with such messages as Spyware.IEMonster activity detected.

Such malware will also try to steal personal infos (like passwords) from your IE, Firefox, Outlook and others applications. Click here to remove it immediately with SecurityTool, and also Security Tool Warning Some critical system files of your computer were modified by malicious program. It may cause system instability and data loss. Click here to block unauthorized modification by removing threats (Recommended). Sometimes your computer system might not be able to detect USB flash drives being connected to your PC mostly because Security Tool won’t allow it. Your Windows Taskbar will display lots of warning popups when your system has been infected by Security Tool.

When the user attempts to take the fraudulent advice given by Security Tool and tries to clean the computer, Security Tool will claim that the currently installed trial version of the software is insufficient to completely remove the detected threats, and will ask the user to purchase a license for the full version. Whatever you do and no matter how much you end up paying, the full registered version of Security Tool won’t delete a single virus or threat from your computer system because those threats reported did not even exist first of all. So it is very important for you to stay way from this scam.
The best method to remove Security Tool is to use a good antivirus solution (or a similar web service) that is going to scan and fully clean your system.