Which program is a fake Android antivirus application?

• A. JPS Virus Maker
• B. Free Antivirus 2019
• C. DELmE batch virus maker
• D. Worms

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is recognizing signs of a fake or malicious Android antivirus by its name. A legitimate antivirus app wouldn’t promote itself as something that creates or makes viruses. The option that says “JPS Virus Maker” signals malware intent right in the name: it suggests the software is designed to create viruses, not protect the device. That contradiction—protective software that claims to make malware—is a classic red flag for an Android fake antivirus or malware masquerading as security software.

The other options sound suspicious as well, but they don’t convey the same direct malware-producing implication. For example, a name like “Free Antivirus 2019” usually indicates rogue security software, but it doesn’t imply the app’s purpose is to manufacture malware. “DELME batch virus maker” clearly points to a virus-creation tool, which would not be a legitimate Android antivirus, and “Worms” is merely a type of malware, not security software. Among them, the one that explicitly describes making viruses is the strongest indicator of a fake antivirus.