Vista Antivirus Pro 2013 virus targets computer systems with a clear purpose to render them paralyzed for subsequently taking advantage of the users. The algorithm of its activity is quite predictable. It spreads via trojanized downloads and compromised websites. To maintain its undoubted scareware status, Vista Antivirus Pro 2013 displays falsified reports about samples of malware detected on your workstation. To give this process as much persuasiveness as feasible, it imitates real security processes, triggering smart-looking positives and following the basic scanning guidelines, externally. But behind this prettiness on the outside, there is a whole conspiracy against you. Vista Antivirus Pro 2013 doesn’t spot real viruses or spyware. All it does is mimicking the routine of legitimate AV software, without actually going to the depth of the badware exposure process. Consequently, all items presumably found by this terrible utility are just innocent (and useless) files which it had added to your system itself, or they are something that never had anything to do with your PC at all. The ‘con artist’ reputation of the app in question gets the final confirmation when it tells you to buy its fully functional copy so it can supposedly delete the viruses. An interesting scheme, isn’t it? The program asks you to pay for eliminating inexistent threats – what a triumph of fraud! We can therefore give you just the following advice: do not give in to Vista Antivirus Pro 2013 and be sure to kick it out of your machine.