Bundespolizei GVU Virus blocked computer or Mac asking for Paysafecard code or Ukash code? Adjusting measures to local conditions is a commendatory practice when it’s applied to legal and justice activities. However if a computer virus take such measure to deceive people for money, it will be very dangerous. If the infamous ransomware adjusting measures to local conditions, what disastrous effect will it bring you? Gvu Virus is a ransomware which adopts German as its interface language for the purpose to cheat people more easily.
Bundespolizei GVU Virus or GVU Lock Screen virus, its full name is VU Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrethtsverletzungen ransomware. It is known as an alert that is locking your computer, and posing as an official notice from the Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrethtsverletzungen, claims that the your PC has been determined to have visited illegal websites. Many netizens who have suffered a great deal from Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) Ukash virus or Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU) Ransomware or Politie-Korps Landelijke Politiediensten malware may aware that its name is familiar. Correct! This GVU Lock Screen virus is indeed the same as Ukash virus and Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU) Ransomware. They are just the same Fake series with different names and interface. With the same purpose, Bundespolizei GVU Virus is designed by cyber cribbers to ransom people’s money for reaping staggering profits. People can get infected by this virus easily if they don’t keep a good habit in surfing the Internet. It always lurks in malicious websites, advertising pages or some malwares for your visiting or download. When you drop into these traps, they will ransom you for money time and time again until you are collapsed. It seeks for all sorts of means to access people’s computer. After it accesses your PCs, GVU virus will install in your computer automatically without your notice and permission. Once its rogue activity starts, it will enhance its attacking more and more violently.
Firstly, Bundespolizei GVU Virus will reconfigure window startup so that it can start when the system is started. Secondly, it will pop up an alert to threaten you in the name of Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrethtsverletzungen, as if the alert information is originated by local state organizations. This is in order to make people believe that the alerting is true and serious. This kind of virus is very nasty because it can escape from antivirus scanning and even block antivirus scanning. Once you have infected it that means it has successfully captured your computer if you don’t have many professional skills to delete it.
The alert may be like this:
GVU Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrethtsverletzungen
Auf Ihrem Computer wurden illegal heruntergeladene Medien (“Raubkopien”) gefunden.
Diese sind in Form von Musik, Filmen oder Entertainmentsoftware vorhanden. Durch den Download wurden diese Medien vervielfältigt, so dass ebenfalls eine Strafbarkeit gemäß § 106 Urhebergesetz gegeben ist.
Der Download von urheberrechtlich geschützten Medien durch das Internet oder einer Dateitauschbörse (Filesharing) ist illegal und wird gemäß § 106 Urhebergesetz mit Geldstrafe oder Freiheitsstrafe von bis zu 3 Jahren bestraft. Weiterhin ist der Besitz nach § 184 Absatz 3 StGB strafbar und kann auch zur Einziehung des Rechners führen, mit dem die Dateien heruntergeladen wurden.
Eine eindeutige identifizierung Ihrer Person ist mit hilfe Ihrer IP-Adresse und des Hostnames problemlos mögliach.
Die gefundenen Raubkopien wurden verschlüsselt und in ein geschütztes Verzeichnis kopiert.
Um die Sperre aufzuheben und weiteren Strafrechtlichen konsequenzen aus dem Weg zu gehen, sind Sie verpflichtet eine Mahngebühr in Höhe von € 50,- zu bezahlen. Zahlbar durch unseren Payment- Partner Paysafecard. Nach erfolgreicher Bezahlung wird Ihr Computer automatisch entsperrt.
Um die Bezahlung durchzuführen, geben Sie den erworbenen Paysafecard-Code in das dafür vorgesehene Zahlungsfeld ein, wählen Sie den Wert Ihres Codes und drücken Sie anschliessend auf “Absenden”.
Die GVU ist gesetzlich legitimiert – und steht in engem Kontakt zu den Gesetzgebern.
In reality, none of what the GVU Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrethtsverletzungenscreen is reporting is real, and the alert is only used to scare you into paying for a non-existing fine and stealing your personal financial information. Don’t hesitate deleting it whenever you get caught by it.
To save your computer, please get YooCare online PC service, or you can follow the manual removal guide below to get your problem fixed. (For advanced computer users)
? Continually pops up fake alert to threaten you pay ransom which is really annoying.
? Bring in much more other Trojans or malwares for vicious purpose. These viruses can gradually destroy your computer operating system.
? Sacem Police Nationale Ransomware can lock your computer and you can’t run normal applications.
? It will steal your personal information for illegal usage, which may bring you great harm both from finance and psychology aspacts.
? When you suffer from economic losses, you makes the cyber cribbers have tasted the sweetness of illegal activities.
Since your computer is locked by such nasty virus, you have to delete the virus manually with professional computer knowledge.
Step A: Restart your computer in safe mode. To do this, please press F8 key before the system is started like this:
Step B: Press Ctrl+Alt+Del keys to open the Task manager to stop the progress of Bundespolizei GVU Virus. Because the name will be changed fast, it will be show with different name.
Step C: Delete all the files related to GVU Virus
Step D: Delete Sacem GVU Virus register entries created in computer system.
By the way: Manually remove Bundespolizei GVU Virus is a rather difficult work, if you are not a professional computer expert. I recommend you to get YooCare online service 24/7 in time. This is the real fastest and safe way to remove it.
Bundespolizei GVU Virus can be distributed through several methods. To illustrate, a visit on malicious websites, or legitimate websites which have been attacked, may install the GVU virus on a targeted computer without any consciousness or approval. Additionally, an installation of some freeware, adware, and malware, which is bundled with Paysafecard virus, may also get a targeted computer infected by the virus. Malicious links or attachment from a junk email will be also medium for the virus to attack a targeted computer. In a word, the GVU virus can be spread by freeware, adware, malicious links and junk email, so Internet user should be cautious with those traps when go online. You have to clean out all related files from your system, otherwise, it will mess up your computer or mac without your concept. But manual removal is not an easy task, if you are not computer wiz, please contact experts for instant help.
Special tips: Spending a lot of time fixing your computer but in vain? Still be confused with the whole removal process? Please consult with YooCare experts 24/7 online for assistance to save your computer or mac book:
Published by on May 27, 2012 4:54 pm, last updated on March 21, 2014 6:31 am
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