Welcome the Final Analysis of Windows Enterprise Suite Installation File!

Here it comes! I've been analyzing Windows Enterprise Suite rogueware since last Friday and I'm now ready to provide you with the final analysis of this parasite. In my article yesterday I warned you against the malicious website of Windows Enterprise Suite and illustrated everything with a short video. Today I'll try to find out if well-known and reliable anti-virus programs can detect Windows Enterprise Suite installation file as malicious. 

First of all I would like to tell you about the structure of my research. As I mentioned in my previous articles about Windows Enterprise Suite, this rogueware can be downloaded directly from its website. Therefore, I simply pressed the "download" button on this site and downloaded the installation file onto my PC. Upon execution, Windows Enterprise Suite was successfully installed onto my system. After the installation, my computer was immediately scanned and the results revealed that my system was infected with various parasites. After several minutes the program started displaying various warning messages prompting me to delete all the detected threats. In order to do that I was redirected to a website where I was kindly asked to purchase the full version of Windows Enterprise Suite. 

Let's now find out is this file and the entire program are really malicious. According to VirusTotal - an online service providing free malware scanning for individual files - ten out of forty one anti-virus vendors detected the Windows Enterprise Suite installation file as malicious or potentially harmful. The name of the file is randomly created each time the file is being downloaded onto the system. The size of the file is 1908736 bytes and it comes with the MD5 87d71eb6beec7127cfc88d4e900a90e9. Have a look at the following table that provides all the alias names of the analyzed threat.

Table 1. Windows Enterprise Suite alias names

Don't get trapped! Windows Enterprise Suite won't resolve any security problems on your PC. It can neither detect, nor remove malware from the computer system. Moreover, this rogueware can infect your PC with additional parasites that will further compromise the system. Therefore, it's very important to browse with caution and use up-to-date and, most importantly, REAL anti-virus software!