ThinkPoint will first pose as a simple Flash Player updated, although when run it will display a fake Microsoft Security Essentials alert, claiming an Unknown Win32/Trojan has breached the system (which is rare in these cases that the legitimate one finds a trojan that is not known). The user will likely select "Clean Computer", which will recommend you "Scan Online". Once you've scanned online, the software will recommend that you activate a free trial of "ThinkPoint" and the "infected" PC will restart. it to where ThinkPoint won't detect it).
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