Internet Security 2010 is an another rogue anti-spyware product like the Antivirus Live and Antivirus 2009 family. The Internet Security 2010 is NOT an internet security product, but it’s a virus itself that pretends to be a security suite.  After infecting your system, Internet Security 2010 will show up as a dedicated security suite, trying to convince you that your system has got some serious security threats and you should buy the program to eliminate the threats. Well, if you are facing this type of situations, you should remove Internet Security 2010 as soon as possible.

Internet Security 2010, a malware program that has been designed to fool people and scam money.  It gets installed on your computer and sets itself to start each time the Windows starts. Once it affects your system, it alerts you with a warning that “Worm.Win32.NetSky” was detected on your computer. The Internet Security 2010 perform fake scans of your computer in regular intervals, displays a list of fake scans and when you try to remove them, it asks you to buy Internet Security first.

Internet Security 2010

The Internet Security 2010 does not only displays fake scans and fake alerts, but it also blocks certain applications and programs, making you unable to find a way to remove it. It always displays a “File is infected” warning while an another trojan asks you to purchase a codec, called VSCoded Pro. All these warnings, alerts and suggestions are fake, so never pay your attention to them.

Few innocent users end up showing their trusts on this rogue anti-spyware product and buy the product. Once they buy the Internet Security 2010, all the fake alerts, fake virus warnings goes away and it declares your system as clean. The fact is that there were no actual infections in your system, it just stops making all those false alerts once you buy the product, making you think that the product really worked. But what are the problems if you buy the product? First thing, you loose your money, second is that they store your credit card informations when you purchase it online and can use your credit card informations later to scam you. Contact your credit card company as soon as possible and block your card.

Well, now let’s uninstall Internet Security 2010 from your computer. Follow all the uninstallation steps carefully.

• Download Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware here and save it on your desktop (If Internet Security 2010 does not allow you to download files, download it using an another system and transfer the file to the infected PC by USB flash drive or CD/DVD. IMPORTANT : Save the Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware file on the desktop only)
• Before moving to the next step, we need to close all instances of Internet Security 2010. Download the rkill.com file and run it on the infected system. The rkill.com file will close all running processes of Internet Security 2010
• Exit and close any other application that’s running on the system before you go to the next step
• Run the Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware setup file from the desktop (Leave all default settings intact like permission for automatic updates, auto start after the installation and updation finishes)
• Once Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware starts after updating latest virus definitions, navigate to it’s interface and click Perform Quick Scan >> Scan to start scanning on your system
• Once the scan is complete, press the Show Results button under the main Scanner tab >> check all the detected infections >> click Remove Selected button to remove all infected files
• Reboot your system and now you have uninstalled Internet Security 2010 completely from your system
• You are done.

The Internet Security 2010 now has been removed from your system but it changes a lots of registry key informations which will affect your system stability, PC performance, file type associations etc. So, this is strongly recommended that you try Registry Booster and fix all your registry issues caused by this rogue anti-spyware product, Internet Security 2010.