Hi. I need help here. My Goggle Chrome has been infected this Search.easymoviesaccess.com virus. I don’t know what it wants from me. It just roots three and does not go away. Now it replaces my homepage and changes many things without asking for my approval. This virus has been too aggressive lately. It forces me to visit many websites that I never heard of. There are so many ads with attractive words and pictures. When I watch videos or viewing news on Google Chrome, same ads pop up frequently. I have to admit that ads exist everywhere, but I just can’t stand it any more. It makes me feel that my computer has been controlled by others. Please help me get rid of it. Thank you.
Search.easymoviesaccess.com is an ad-supported program that helps its developer generate revenue by delivering ads to you. It has the ability to change your homepage and hijack your browser which is the reason we call it browser hijacker. You may think that it is a normal one like other typical search engines. In fact, it is totally different from them in terms of function. It will not help you find what you want but send you annoying ads instead. Once it is installed, many programs will be downloaded and installed to help it perform tasks. It redirects you to its related websites when using the browser. It also leads you to its websites while you are trying to close the ads that pop up on your computer. Many famous browsers have been infected with this hijacker program, such as Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer etc. It sneaks into your system along with other free programs thus hiding itself very well from your eyes and your antivirus program. There is not an option that you can uninstall Search.easymoviesaccess.com in a traditional way. Hence, you ought to remove the related files one by one. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on July 12, 2016 1:18 pm and last modified on August 26, 2016 9:02 am.
Hello, there. I’ve got the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Virus warning on my iPhone 6 plus for couple of days. Few days ago, I was searching for a movie on my Safari. A pop-up popped on my screen telling me that I could find interesting movies on that website for free. It was wonderful that I could watch movie for free. However, things went bad side after I clicked on that pop-up window. I got my Safari blocked by Royal Canadian Mounted Police Virus warning message. I was asked to pay for CAD 100$ to unblocked my Internet. I rebooted my iPhone immediately. But it was no use at all. How can I reuse my iPhone again? Is that warning message real? How to remove the virus from my Safari and get it worked again? Any help will be appreciated.
“I got a pop-up warning message from Royal Canadian Mounted Police Virus and I was asking to pay CAD 100$ via Ukash or Paysafecard. It says ATTENTION! Your apple id and your mobile device have been blocked for safety reasons. If you let 24 hours pass without payment, all photos movies games documents will be deleted and you will become the subject of criminal prosecution without the right to pay the fine and the possibility of unlocking your apple id express. What should I do?”
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Virus (also called RCMP virus) is a vicious ransomware that is created by malicious cyber criminals with the purpose of blocking targeted android device and trying to extort money from their users as much as it can. This virus aims to attack all android device users in Canada no matter you are using an IOS X phone or iPad (all models of iPhone and iPad) or an android system device (android phone and tablet of all brands, such as Samsung, LG, HTC, Sony, etc.) This ransomware was first created to mainly hack computer users around the world. But now, with widely use of android device, cyber scammers target android device market as their main market. Once this ransomware infected your android device, it will show you a malicious actual alert on your infected android device screen:
“ATTENTION!
Your device is blocked due to at least one of the reasons specified below.
You have been violating ‘Copyright and Related Rights Law o (Video, Music, Software) and illegally using or distributing copyrighted content, thus infringing Article 128 of the Criminal Code of Canada.
Article 128 of the Criminal Code provides for a fine of 200 to 500 minimal wages or a deprivation of liberty for 2 to 8 years.
You have been viewing or distributing prohibited Pornographic content (Child Porno, Zoophilia and etc). Thus violating
Article 202 of the Criminal Code of Canada. Article 202 of the Criminal Code provides for a deprivation of liberty for four to 12 years.
(…)
Article 208 of the Criminal Code provides for a fine of up to CAD $100 and/or a deprivation of liberty for 4 to 9 years.”
Published by on July 12, 2016 4:15 am
I have a virus called Adware generic5.BMJT that keeps being detected by AVG. How do I stop this from happening daily? I understand it is connected to some programs I recently downloaded but I have already uninstalled all of them, the virus still keeps popping up. It seems AVG cannot delete it completely. What do I do now? Is there any way I can remove this virus permanently?
Adware generic5.BMJT is nothing but a malicious program that aims to steal information from the compromised computer and may also download potentially malicious files. Once the adware program is installed, it shows unwanted and disturbing pop-up advertisements everywhere on the infected machine. It makes changes to both default security settings and browser settings, and then it drops various harmful files on the targeted computer without permission and consent. Therefore, it is not surprised that your browser keeps redirecting you to another site whenever you are online and your PC runs very slow because the adware implants various unknown programs like unwanted toolbar and extension to eat up system resources. In some cases, blue screen of death or system crash may occur unexpectedly. The longer you keep this virus inside the PC, the more threats it may bring to you. You are recommended to get rid of Adware generic5.BMJT virus step by step with the following manual guide.
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Published by on July 11, 2016 2:02 am
Hey, there. What is Trojan.Asruex? Is it malicious? What should you do if your computer gets infected by this Trojan? Can antivirus like Norton or AVG remove this virus from the compromised computer completely and clearly? Here is a post on how to remove this Trojan by manual. Hope that it will do you a favor!
Trojan.Asruex is a malicious Trojan virus which is created by evil cyber criminals with the purpose of hacking into innocent computer users’ system and then doing conducting their evil activities on the compromised computer. This virus is produced to attack mainly windows computer system, including Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows Vista and Windows XP and so on. In order to make this virus get into the target computer more easily, cyber criminals used to attach this virus to the third party applications, such as spam email and its attachments, freeware downloads, suspicious websites/links/ads/pop-ups. You may not pay attention to what you have clicked on while you are browsing the Internet with a high excitement. So, when you get the report from your security program, you may feel really shocked! You have gotten no any idea how this virus gets into your system without your attention. Therefore, with knowing the ways of virus’ coming, you’d better pay much more attention on all your online activities no matter what you are doing.
Published by on July 10, 2016 1:31 pm
Hello. This is Jim martin. Please help me get rid of this International Cyber Criminal Police Organization pop-up warning. I don’t know what the hell is going on here but whatever. Now my Samsung tablet has been blocked by the International Cyber Criminal Police Organization for safety reason. It said I violated a bunch of laws and I am supposed to pay $250 to unblock my tablet. Otherwise, the police will come to arrest me and throw me into jail for years. I just don’t understand. How could receive such a warning while I haven’t done anything illegally? I swear that I haven’t done anything that it mentioned. Back then, I was chatting with a girl from date1.com who contacted me from Nigera. She sent me a link to watch her photos, so I clicked on it. Immediately, this warning popped up and took over my tablet. It won’t allow me use my tablet. I don’t how to get rid of it. Any assistance will be appreciated.
The International Cyber Criminal Police Organization pop-up warning is identified as a scam virus which belongs to the Urausy virus family. The cyber criminals write and spread this nasty program throughout the world. Not only in the USA, but also in the UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, India and the rest of the world, this virus infection is very common. This virus is complicated and powerful enough to infect various Android devices, such as Samsung, HTC, LG, Lenovo, Asus and Huawei phone/tablet. Once the virus sneaks into your device, it locks your screen and displays a bogus message. It pretends to be the International Cyber Criminal Police Organization saying that your device has been involved in storing and distributing pornography, violating copyright etc. To unblock your device, $250 is demanded. Otherwise, you have to spend 5-11 years in jail. You may ask, “What do I do when receiving the International Cyber Criminal Police Organization pop-up warning?” Do not be scared by this fake police warning. You are fine with the police. The message you got is a virus program which is trying to scam you. It has nothing to do with the police or law. You can ignore its demand for fine. Then, figure out a way to remove this virus completely. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on July 10, 2016 7:21 am and last modified on August 26, 2016 9:02 am.
Hi there. I believe there must be some kind of malware on my laptop because it is super slow. Also I notice that my homepage is changed to a weird page – Nuesearch.com and every time I go online there are many annoying pop-up ads. I scan my computer with AVG but the program doesn’t recognize any virus or malware. What should I do? How do I get rid of the hijacker completely?
Nuesearch.com is connected with browser hijacker that uses browser helper objects and third party malware including sponsored adware and spyware platforms to change your homepage and modify your browser settings without your permission. It is known to affect web browsers like Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and even Safari. The website appears like a good page that can provide users information they want and help them increase the web browsing quality, but in reality it cannot show anything related to the key words you enter. Instead, you will be surprised by all the evil activities it does on your machine. You may see Nuesearch.com loads every time you try to get online or open a new tab. It won’t let you change the settings and go back to your previous default homepage. And crazy pop-up ads keep showing up on every corner of your browser which try to promote the latest rogue programs for you. Each advertisement will probably link you to various websites containing adware or other spyware. Anyway, browser hijacker like this one just forces computer users to visit third party websites and click sponsored ads repeatedly. Its final aim is to use the artificial traffic to boost affiliate payments. That’s why Nuesearch.com removal is needed immediately.
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Published by on July 9, 2016 9:53 am
I have an iphone 6. Earlier today I was searching up something and after I clicked on a link, I got the Usmarshals.gov/crime/apple pop-up locking up my Safari browser. The message claimed that I have been suspected of watching child porn WHICH I DO NOT, and I scrolled down and pressed “okay” a couple times, but it didn’t do anything. It asked me to pay a fine of $500 or else I would be arrested within 72hr and they are going to contact my phone contacts. I am really scared and I cannot exit out the page even I have restarted my iPhone for a million times. I searched on the web and found many people had the same problem and clearly it was a scam. But I don’t know what to do now. How do I get rid of it from my iPhone completely?
If you got a Usmarshals.gov/crime/apple message supposedly from U.S. Marshals saying that “You are accused of viewing/storage and/or dissemination of banned pornography (child pornography/zoophilia/rape etc.)” on your ipad or iPhone, and you are asked to pay $500 fine within 72 hours to avoid the violation, that indicates you are suffering with the new type of mobile virus, known as Ransomware. Basically speaking, iPads, iPhones and basically all Apple devices were thought to be immune to viruses and malware, but that changed around three years ago when hackers all over the world started targeting Apple devices. This malware can affect all apple devices like iphone 5, iphone 5s, iphone 6, iphone 6 plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s plus, iPhone SE and even iPad mini/ipad/ipad air. Once installed, it freezes up your Internet browser, locks you out of Safari or Chrome and blocks you from going online. The virus hits innocent users with a fake warning accusing them of accessing child pornography and distributing illegal contents. It tells the victim: “your browser has been blocked…you have been viewing or distributing prohibited Pornographic content.. To unlock your device and to avoid other legal consequences, you are obligated to pay a release fee of $500.” A quick look at the address bar shows an interesting URL starting with Usmarshals.gov/crime/apple, it appears to be a legitimate warning but actually it is not. This is a scam designed by cyber criminals to fool people and scare them into paying for a non-existent fine so users are advised NOT to pay out any money or hand out any bank details, instead this virus should be manually deleted as early as possible.
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Published by on July 8, 2016 2:53 am
I am facing a critical problem which is annoying me so much. I want to uninstall a video from my new Samsung tablet. Due to my clicked on a link reminding me to update my apps, then I got a warning from AFP. As soon as the pop-up appeared on my tablet screen, my tablet got locked with the warning message screen. I couldn’t do anything on my tablet. Is that warning real? I am so scared. I just got this pop-up all of a sudden. I did nothing wrong! It asked me to pay for 100 AUD via Ukash with 48 hours. My brain got blank for a while. Then I tried to keep myself calm down and did a research on this warning. From Google, lots of victims had reported that the message is not real, but is a malicious AFP Scam Virus. All the information is fake and non-existent statement. Now my problem is if I don’t pay for the fine, how I remove the virus from my tablet and unblock my screen? Please help!
“Hi, there. I need help! I got the AFP Scam Virus locked my Lenovo tablet yesterday. I knew that it was a scam virus from Google. How do I remove virus. I have followed the guide on your website and have turned tablet on in safe mode. My Norton is not available in safe mode. Now what is the next? Please help! Thank you!”
What is AFP Scam Virus? Have you ever heard about this malicious scam virus? One day, early in the morning, when you boot your android device and get into your home screen, you only can see a screen full of warning information and the amount of payment request. From the warning screen, you can see that your android device is locked by the Australian Federal Police department due to your illegal behaviors such as download unauthorized music or videos. Did you do anything wrong on your android device? What it states is real? You may remember that you just visited a porn site and watched porn videos before you fell asleep. Oh, gosh! That is the key why you get this warning pop-up! Cyber hackers used to attach this scam virus into third party programs, such spam emails, junk emails’ attachments, freeware downloads, suspicious websites (especially porn websites) as well as unfamiliar pop-ups/links/ads and so on. Any step by mistake will lead you into this scam trap which is made by the scammers with the purpose of tricking your money.
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Published by on July 7, 2016 5:10 pm
Hello. My computer has been infected with this Isearch.tinyresults.com browser hijacker. It takes away my homepage and does not allow me change it back. I don’t think I can stop it because more and more annoying applications have been installed on the browser. There is no option to uninstall them. There is no instructive information from this new search engine. I only get weird results redirects me to ad websites. How come this malware did all those things so easily while I have Norton to protect my computer? I have tried many ways to get rid of it, but no luck. Is there any way to remove it completely? Please help me. I am worried.
Computer security experts have identified Isearch.tinyresults.com as a browser hijacker which alters your default browser settings so as to takes over your browser. Your favorite homepage and search engine will be changed into other unknown ones. You may find that it is very difficult to bring your browser back to normal because specific code has been used to stop you from accessing the browser settings. This ad-supported program is well-designed and is capable of infecting Google Chrome, Safari, Internet Explore, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge and other similar browsers. Once your system is infected with this Isearch.tinyresults.com browser hijacker, you will always face different abrupt symptom such as redirecting to website you never had intention of visiting, unwanted bookmarks gets added to favorite website lists, Internet options settings will automatically get grayed out, lot of pop-up window flow on your display web pages etc. Lots of unknown applications are installed to support its activity which is very harmful to your system. Your computer may fail to work properly now and then. Hence, if you see Isearch.tinyresults.com on your browser, stop it as soon as possible. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on July 7, 2016 5:54 am and last modified on August 26, 2016 9:01 am.
What is Downloader.Asruex virus? Two days ago, I downloaded some programs to my brand new laptop. And I was warned that there is a virus called Downloader.Asruex from AVG. I know it is a bad stuff that can damage my system, so I uninstalled all the programs I saved on my laptop to see if it can be removed in this way. I also used another antivirus tool, Norton to remove this virus. None of them worked. Please advise!
Downloader.Asruex is an aggressive and dangerous Trojan horse virus which can corrupt all kinds of windows computer, such as windows 10, windows7, windows 8, windows 8.1, windows XP, and Windows vista and so on. This virus can get into your computer with being attached to the third application, so that you may not know about it unless you get the warning from the antivirus program. As we all know that most of computer users would like to download free applications or watch videos online. Hacker may aims at this loophole. Usually, this virus may be bundled into shareware and free software installation package. So, this malicious virus can infect your computer while you are downloading freeware, visiting suspicious websites or links, reading or responding spam emails as well as its attachments and installing unsafe programs on your computer.
Published by on July 6, 2016 1:23 pm
