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Win32/FakeSecSen is a family of programs that claim to scan for malware and display fake warnings of malicious programs and viruses. The program notifies you that you need to pay money to register the software to remove these non-existent threats. Win32/FakeSecSen appears to be based on. Note: Reports of rogue Antivirus programs have been more prevalent as of late.

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These are programs that generate misleading alerts and false detections to convince users to purchase illegitimate security software. Some of these programs, such as and can display product names or logos in an apparently unlawful attempt to impersonate Microsoft products. These products may represent themselves as “Antivirus XP”, “AntivirusXP 2008”, “WinDefender 2008”, “XP Antivirus”, or similar. Installation Win32/FakeSecSen usually installs six files. For example, when distributed as Micro AV, FakeSecSen installs the following files:. microav.exe – The main executable file.

What is win32.exe? The genuine win32.exe file is a software component of STARTPAGE TROJAN. Trojan worms can remotely execute programs and run commands, use a.

It shows the fake scanner interface, an associated icon on the system tray, and other fake infection warnings. microav.cpl – A control panel applet that adds an entry to the control panel called, for example, MS AV, with the icon of the Windows Security Center.

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When run, it launches the main executable. microav0.dat and microav1.dat – These files contain the malware information to report. There is no actual scanning done, all of the entries in these DAT files are reported. microav.ooo – a harmless file usually only a few bytes long.

microantivirus.lnk – a desktop shortcut pointing to the main executable.

Hello All, Didn't find an exact match for my problem. I'm getting the 'not a valid Win32 application' error message when I execute my program from Explorer double click and from PowerShell (in a script). I've built the program in Visual Studio 2010, on Win7 on a 64-bit machine, (but error occurs when run in PowerShell (x86) and PowerShell (64) even when run as Administrator) and it works just fine when executed within VS. The error occurs all the time when I attempt to execute the myprogram.exe directly. Any way to determine what is missing. I also just ran 'Microsoft Security Essentials' Full Scan and found no problems. (Not sure this is relevant, but this program includes 'C' code via '#include 'file.c' within a 'myfile.cpp' 'C' file.) Thanks for any suggestions of where to look.