come up again. While an operating system is infected, the malware will notify the user of infected system files and change the proxy server settings of the user's web browser so that the user will be under the false perception of no longer having Internet access. In addition, two websites that were not manufactured by the company will spontaneously pop up on the user's computer. One of these websites is for the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra, and the other is a pornographic website. Users are advised to dispose of the AV Security Suite virus immediately after their computer becomes infected, as the virus is possibly dangerous for younger users. Developers An analysis of the virus' graphical user interface, actions (dropping malware that attempts to send users to the same exact adult websites), and method of infection reveals it is likely that this piece of malware was developed or at least inspired by the same group which developed the fraudulent Antivirus System PRO, Antispyware Soft, Antivirus Center and Antivirus Live along with a number of other rogue antivirus applications. The claim on AV Security Suite's website however states that the developers of the program are based in London. References Scareware Rogue software