Security Central Firewall Alert Pop-ups

'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups are created by rogue security programs that detect fake keyloggers and other imaginary infections on your PC. Some programs may be blocked when you see 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups, including web browser applications and security-related software. Rogue security programs that use 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups don't detect real threats on your PC, and the appearance of a 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-up doesn't indicate that your programs are infected. You can remove 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups by deleting the rogue program that creates them, usually by using an anti-malware program, along with Safe Mode.

How Do You Know That 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups Has Crept Onto Your Computer

'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups are created by rogue security programs like Security Central, System Security, Barracuda Antivirus, Spyware Protect 2009 and Security Center. These rogue security programs are often installed by Trojans that infect your computer by attacking browser vulnerabilities. Keep your browser updated, and disable unnecessary scripts (like Flash and Java) to reduce the possibility of a 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups problem.

Rogue security software that use 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups will pretend to be benevolent security and anti-virus utilities, but only warn you about threats that aren't on your computer, in the first place.You should avoid purchasing any program that uses 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups and try to avoid even slight contact with 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups websites.

In addition to creating 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups, these rogue security programs may also hijack your web browser or block applications. These activities may be enhanced by 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups warnings that create an appearance of infections on your PC. Web browser hijacks may also alter your homepage, block certain websites or redirect you to other websites without your permission.

The Modus Operandi for 'Security Central Firewall Alert' Pop-Ups

The exact text that a 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-up displays can vary, but the pop-up will always attempt to alarm you with some kind of fake infection warning. Some common examples of 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups include:

Security Central Firewall Alert
Security Central has prevent a program from accessing the Internet.
"iexplore.exe" is infected with Trojan. This worm has tried to use "iexplore.exe" to connect to remove host and send your credit card information.

Security Central Firewall Alert
Suspicious activity in your registry system space was detected. Rogue security malware detected in your system. Data leaks and system damage are possible. Please use a deep scan option.

Security Central Firewall Alert
Warning
Keylogger activity detected!
Your account in social network is under attack. Click here to block unauthorized modification by removing threats (Recommended)

Security Central Firewall Alert
Your computer is being attacked from a remote machine!
Block Internet access to your computer to prevent system infection.
Attacker IP: [IP address]
Attack type: RCPT exploit

Regardless of exactly what 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups tells you, your web browser, social network accounts and other programs and information are all completely safe. 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups are generated by rogue security programs that have no code to detect threats to any of the above.

To delete 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups and the rogue security program that makes them, reboot into Safe Mode or boot your OS from a CD. Then use suitably high-quality and up-to-date security software to scan your computer. A full scan should detect and remove all threats, including the 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups rogue security program and any Trojan that may have installed 'Security Central Firewall Alert' pop-ups.