Hello, this Interpol thing is really frightening and even right now I am still scared! Help! Early in the morning today, I was using my iPad to surf the internet with the safari, and all of a sudden, a pornographic website showed up, after which I was informed of a notification, stating that I would face a term of 5-8 years in jail or a £100 fine for illegal pornography. The charge with illegal online pornography is seemingly put forward by the government agency of the Interpol Department of Cybercrime. I am threatened to pay the fine using the Ukash. And my safari is now completely locked, I have no idea how to unlock it. It is really upsetting and annoying. Is the charge real? Do I have to pay the fine to unlock my safari and avoid being put in prison? Or it is just a scam? But how can I remove it from my device without paying the fine? Please help me!
In recent years, iPhone/iPad is more and more becoming the target of many popup ransomware programs. Usually, these malicious programs are designed to damage the iPhone/iPad device in the way of preventing the user from using the web browser such as safari or chrome to surf the internet. And the Interpol ransomware is as well an ill-known member of these programs which is created to aim at the iPhone/iPad users in both North American and European countries. Spam emails that carry such a ransomware program as an attachment, reliable websites that have been hacked and conquered, and malicious popups that contain suspicious advertising content are most common methods used by the hacker to distribute such a ransomware program as the Interpol ransomware virus. As soon as the Interpol ransomware has successfully sneaked into the user’s device, it will immediately lock up the victim’s safari or chrome by taking advantage of the JavaScript technology in the name of the Interpol Department of Cybercrime, with a notification stating that your web browser is locked because of the illegal online activities like watching child porn videos and you will have to pay a fine of a certain amount, for example £100, to unlock your iPhone/iPad via Ukash or Paysafecard within 24 or 48 hours, if not, you will be put into prison for a long period of time according the law of the nation. While, according to the reports of many victims, no matter how much you pay, the situation caused by the Interpol ransomware virus will not become better at all. So, do keep in mind that, however you are threatened by the Interpol ransomware, for example, blocking your apple ID or erasing all your data on the device, never become so nervous as to rush to pay the non-existent fine hoping everything will be good after payment, because by now there has been no reliable evidence showing that this Interpol ransomware will do damage to the infected device as it claims. Instead, you are strongly recommended to turn to an expert in this field to have it removed as soon as possible.
People who have actually watched immoral pornographic videos and feel worried and embarrassed are easy to be fooled by this Interpol ransomware scam, because they think that by hurrying to pay the imaginary fine, they will be able to escape from any punishment and unlock his iPhone/iPad. On the notification, the payment is demanded to be made in the way of using Ukash or PaySafecard. After payment, a code will be provided and the victim needs to type in the code where the hacker demands to unlock his device and avoid being punished. If the designer of the Interpol ransomware virus keeps his word, the situation becomes better for the victims who are worried about the image or reputation being devastated by this Interpol ransomware virus. But it has been a fact that the payment will not help at all except bring about financial loss.
We used to think that Apple iOS gadgets were pretty immune to viruses and malware. Sadly, over the past year hackers have turned their attention to our mobile gear. Usually, the installation of Interpol Ransomware Virus can be completed in a short time and then it pops up immediately to lock your iphone or ipad without signs if you visit a phishing site, open a junk e-mail attachment, click on an unknown link or download an application from an unsafe source. You will be easily get infected by this virus after you jailbreak your device.
It will take control of your mobile phone rapidly once it is downloaded.
It will pretend itself as a legit warning and then ask for a ransom.
It will not allow you to change your phone settings or open Apple Store to download antivirus program.
It will not let you close Safari or Chrome except for inputting the demand Ukash, Paysafecard or Paypal code.
1. “Interpol Ransomware Virus” can attack smartphones running with Android or Mac OS X system.
2. Don’t pay for anything or provide your personal information to this hoax, it won’t help lock out of the fake Interpol Ransomware Virus warning but just waste your money.
3. Currently antivirus app is not able to detect or remove this malware, and there is not an app can prevent the virus from attacking the mobile device again.
The accusation popping up with the Interpol ransomware virus seems like real. Your IP information and the city you live in are both correctly presented in the notification. It is, as matter of fact, an ill-known scam virus without anything to do with the Interpol authority. Many iPhone/iPad devices have been attacked by this Interpol ransomware. Other scam ransomware viruses like FBI virus, DOJ virus, PCeU virus and so on all can be classified to be the variant of the Interpol ransomware virus, which are different in the authority they pretend to be, and the same thing in essence. In general, the Interpol ransomware and its variants are malicious programs designed to make illegal incomes by the hackers by pretending to be an agency of the target countries to threaten victims to pay a non-existent fine for non-existent cybercrimes like spreading copyrighted material without permission and watching child porn videos. Once infected, your device will be blocked from using the web browser such as Safari or Chrome to access the internet by the Interpol ransomware. You will be asked to pay a fine of a certain amount within a certain period of time such 24/48 hours to unlock the phone and avoid being put in jail or other punishment. While, when confronted with the Interpol ransomware infection, you are suggested to stay calm instead of rushing to make any payment, because payment will not help solve the problem at all. The most important thing you should do is to talk to an expert in this field and let them help remove the virus completely without causing any other critical errors. To completely get this off iPhone or iPad, you can contact YooCare PC experts 24/7 online for help right now.
Published by on December 21, 2016 4:47 am, last updated on December 21, 2016 4:47 am
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