liutilities.com é seguro?

This site is infamous for lying about Windows processes like iexplore.exe, which it claims is a Trojan (it is obviously not, it is Internet Explorer). This site is also used in tech support scams to scare the non-techsavvy into thinking their computer has a virus. For example, the site says lsass.exe is an extremely bad virus, but Wikipedia says: [lsass.exe] verifies users logging on to a Windows computer or server, handles password changes, and creates access tokens. It also writes to the Windows Security Log. About trying to find information about Windows processes, go to ***** instead of hxxp://liutilities.com. Sources: ***** (Look at comments and votes)

This site is used by 'Windows Tech Support Scammers' to show that csrss.exe is a trojan, even though this is a really important process in order for Windows to function correctly. The Avast Online Security add-on for Chrome also detects this site as a bad reputation.

"csrss.exe" IS a official system program from Microsoft, NOT a trojan. But... look at what the site said IN THE FIRST place: "csrss.exe is a process which is registered as a Trojan..." followed by a download link to their software. Sounds "legit" to me. lol. hxxp://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/csrss/ Let's get this misleading site red donuts.

see hpHosts Engaged in the use of misleading marketing tactics. http://quttera.com/detailed_report/liutilities.com Alert: Potentially Suspicious Content Detected On This Website! Potentially Suspicious files: 3 Submission date: Thu Dec 18 05:09:05 2014 Server IP address: ***** http://sitecheck.sucuri.net/results/liutilities.com Website Firewall Not Found Medium Risk Patch and Protect

Disgustingly obvious malware-ridden scam-site. DO NOT EVEN TAKE A CLOSER LOOK. You have been warned by THE foremost computer genius; one which who has obtained, through acts and evaluations of the highest reputable merit, an IQ of 187 as of the TWENTY FIFTH of JUNE of the year TWOTHOUSANDTWELVETH = TWENTYTWELVE. [25/06/12] (06-25-12)

The process information is usually vague, for example, its information about many Windows component files just say that it is part of Windows. but nothing about why it's part of the system. Their software is ok, but many of the tools they provide do the same as free products, or something that can be done manually.

Their "Free Scan (or Free Scam)" software are intentionally give registry problems that people buy full version; But suprise, full version did not find nothing wrong with registry. That is what we call SCAM! How do you explain that TuneUp Utilities, Advanced System Care Pro, Glary Utilities, etc found nothing wrog with my PC, and your "Free Scam" identify problems? "