So I’m having terrible trouble with my computer. I ran MBAM today and it showed my computer has been infected by ‘Backdoor.bot.MSIL’. I used the ‘remove’ option in MBAM and restarted, but then Malwarebyyes still found the virus. I opened task manager and found some strange processes taking up a large amount of memories. How do I get rid of it completely?
Backdoor.bot.MSIL Virus is categorized as Trojan infection that can disable your firewall and current antivirus program and then break into a vulnerable system without any knowledge until it is detected by Malwarebytes. This type of virus aims to steal information such as user’s name, password, online credentials, or any desired data on the infected computer and it can perform many destructive activities to ruin the computer system. It will target every computer user that ranges from individual, educational institutions, up to known organizations who use Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 or even Windows 10. The nasty virus can break into the target computer by opening malicious email attachments, visiting suspicious sites, or downloading unsafe software and programs. Once inside, it disables your firewall and may create several strange processes such as dllhost.exe *32 – COM Surrogate in the background to make your CPU usage up to 100%, so you will experience system slowdown problem all the time. Besides, window may hang up randomly and you will get errors saying “Not Responding” or “Windows Explorer is stop working”. Not to mention other problems like Blue Screen of Death, system crash or program corruption will occur on the infected machine.
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Published by on August 24, 2015 3:00 am
Hey, there. I am getting in trouble. My computer keeps informing me that there is a dangerous virus making chaos on your system. It is named JS/Banker.BA. What should I do? I did used antivirus program to delete this virus and then scanned again and again after that. Scanning didn’t show any virus. Why does system security keep telling me about the threat after I restarted the computer? Gosh, save me, please! How do I get rid of this pesky virus?
JS/Banker.BA is malicious and risky Trojan virus which can get into your computer without your attention. This virus is created by cyber criminals and spread through the widely used Internet from spam emails, bundled downloads or by peer to peer sharing networks such as suspicious websites and links. Most of you may not aware that your computer was infected by this virus until your computer works weird or your antivirus informs you about the threats. This virus is so vicious computer infection which mainly attacks Windows computer system such as Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista, Windows XP and Windows 10 and so on. Once this virus got installed on your computer, it has the ability to do lots of malicious things on your computer to affect your computer working performance in a large extend.
Published by on August 23, 2015 6:10 am
I have an mp4 file on my phone named android/trojanSlocker.cx, when i opened the file it said that i needed to pay a fine of $500 and that i was being recorded. It displayed an FBI warning and said that my phone has been blocked because some suspicious files have been found. Also they said I ever used the phone to visit porn sites before but I didn’t and will never do it. The message requested me to pay the fine in 48 hours otherwise it would contact all of my contacts in the address book about the situation and start an investigation immediately. Is is real or fake? Can it really record my activities? What should I do now? I can’t use my phone because of this virus. Please help!
Android/TrojanSlocker.cx is classified as a nasty Trojan that refers to FBI Moneypak Scam which can target Android users, locking their devices and demanding payment to restore their smartphones or tablets. As similar as Android.Trojan.SLocker.DZ and Trojan:Android/SLocker.A, this virus can be installed on your device after you visited some malicious websites or opened any infected attachments from spam emails. Even when you clicked on links on a regular website like Facebook, you may get infected by this Trojan because it may point you to another corrupted webpage and download the virus directly without asking your permission. Cyber criminals always decorate the virus to be a useful app such as “Adobe Flash Player”, “Browser Update” and “Video Player”, or an interesting audio, and then they distribute it all over the Internet and wait for victims falling into this scam. Once downloaded, a warning appearing to be from the FBI appears on the home screen saying that ‘Your Phone Has Been Blocked Up” so the user is unable to navigate away. The malware renders the device’s home screen button and back functionalities inoperable. Even turning off the device doesn’t help as the malware runs when the operating system boots. Android/TrojanSlocker.cx virus only brings you another Ransomware which can block up your phone. It is designed to extort money from users as it asks for $500 to restore access or unlock users’ phone. The payment method is either via MoneyPak or Pay Pal. Transactions made through prepaid cards cannot be reversed, you should not fall into this scam and pay for the fine. Instead, you have to get rid of Android/TrojanSlocker.cx immediately.
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Published by on August 21, 2015 10:39 am
Computer kept getting a report from Norton saying that your computer being attacked by Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Agent. You can’t find a way to remove it completely? Don’t worry. Manual removal is the most effective way to remove the virus completely. Here is the post on how to remove this Trojan step by step. Hope that it can help you get out of the problem.
Trojan-Dropper.Win32.Agent is classified as a dangerous computer infection which is produced by cyber criminals with the purpose of hacking Windows computer users around the Global. Nowadays, lots of Windows victims suffer from this risky virus. This Trojan is identified as a risky backdoor downloader that may get into your computer through spam emails, bundled downloads or by peer to peer sharing networks or suspicious websites & links. This infection may grasp every chance to sneak into your system. When it gets the chance to install, it may have the ability to mess up your whole computer system. Since, you must keep an eye on what you are doing online so as to stay away from any kind of viruses. Once this Trojan is reported by antivirus tool, you should get rid of it immediately, do not leave it on your system with a long time.
Published by on August 20, 2015 1:43 pm
Computer was infected by Chromatic Browser? Antivirus tool like Norton removed it from the computer. But when you started the infected computer again, you may see this virus still existing on your computer. Why? How to get rid of this hijacker completely? Take it easy! Please take a look at this post. You will find a way to remove this malicious virus permanently –Manual removal guide.
Chromatic Browser is classified as a dangerous hijacker virus which is created by malicious hackers. This browser hijacker may seem as Google Chrome at your first sight. As a matter of fact, if you take a look more carefully, you may find that it is an unwanted program which disguises itself as a good browser as Chrome. Once this virus got into your computer, it may perform lots of malicious activities on your compromised system. This browser hijacker will take control your web browser by change the homepage and search tool. Hence, you may be forced to use Chromatic Browser as your homepage and search engine. All your browsers will be affected including Safari, Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox and so on. So, if your computer gets this infection, you should remove it as soon as you can.
Published by on August 20, 2015 7:40 am
Hi there. I have a virus problem on my computer and I cannot fix it. Whenever I was online I found many annoying ads popped up on my browsers, so I went to my browser (Chrome) settings and removed all suspicious extensions. I also uninstalled many unwanted programs but it didn’t help at all. The ads pop-up was still there. I’ve tried scanning and repairing my PC with AVG, and then it found Generic 6.bqyn virus on my PC. But there is the problem. Every time I deleted this virus, it keeps reappearing on the next scan. It is really frustrating. How do I get rid of this virus completely?
Generic 6.bqyn is a malicious program that contains adware, so it will drive you mad and cause you many unwanted computer problems. The virus usually pretends to be a useful program to trick users into downloading. Once installed, it just tracks your computer’s web usage to feed you undesired ad pop-ups and might even hijack your browser start or search pages, redirecting you to a different site or search engine than the one you had originally configured. The program claims it can help you save your money and time when you do shopping online. However, it is not the case at all. On the contrary, all those commercial offers are presented in an annoying manner, such as endless pop-ups, pop-unders, in-text ads and banner ads that often appear on e-commerce websites like Amazon and eBay. As a consequence, your surfing experience will become to be a nightmare. The program can add malicious add-ons to your browser like IE, Chrome and Firefox browser, therefore it is able to track your Internet surfing habits without your awareness and then in serve ads related to your interests.
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Published by on August 20, 2015 2:16 am
Hi there. I accidentally downloaded an mp4 file on my mobile and when I opened it it popped up a message saying how I am begin accused of viewing child pornography. I never did watch child pornography and I never have. It also said I have 48 hours to pay a 500 dollar fine otherwise it would contact all of my contacts in the address book about the situation and start an investigation immediately. It was just a plane white page and it even gave me my location, saying it was recording my activities. Is this a scam or is it real? Will I be arrested? If it is a virus, how do I get rid of it?
Android.Trojan.SLocker.DZ is categorized as a new mobile virus that has hit thousands of Android users nowadays. The virus refers to FBI Ransomware that usually installs on your device after installing a third-parties app, opening malicious downloads like mp3 or mp4 file, or clicking any malicious links. When it gets installed, you cannot do anything on your phone. You will find that home button and power button are not working anymore, and you may not be able to power off your phone/tablet until the battery runs out. At that moment, the only thing you can see on the screen is a big warning which covers all your apps and seizes control of your phone. The message seems to be from FBI.Department of Defense, Department of Justice, Mandiant U.S.A. Cyber Security or U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations saying that the phone has been locked for viewing and distribution child pornography, zoophilia and other perversions. It shows a big title with ‘Attention! Your phone has been blocked up for safety reasons’ on the top, along with user’s IP address, location and browsing history. The virus holds victims’ devices hostage until they pay a ransom of $500 via Moneypak or Paypal prepaid card. Now as we know that Android devices are used by thousands of users around the world, those cyber criminals won’t miss this wonderful chance so they have created all kinds of viruses to infect the Android phones and tablets in order to reach their evil goals. Their purpose is simple, just scamming as much as money from those infected phones owners. Android.Trojan.SLocker.DZ only offers a fake pop-up to cheat innocent users into paying a non-existent ransom. It is a scam and has no reason to stay in your device any longer. You should get rid of it manually.
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Published by on August 19, 2015 5:43 am and last modified on August 19, 2015 5:46 am.
Earlier today I was on a website on my Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and then the “USA Cyber Crime Center message” popped up saying I have been caught visiting forbidden pornography websites so my device has been blocked until a $500 fine is paid. It had my location and a snapshot containing my face. I almost fell for it before realizing it seemed extremely fishy. After doing some research I realized it was the virus going around. I can’t do anything on my phone now. How do I get the virus off my phone completely?
Recently more and more PC users had encountered a serious problem that their mobile device had been locked by a new kind of malware named USA Cyber Crime Center Virus. Actually this virus was discovered in 2013, mainly used to attack PC users. Now it can be on mobiles devices including Android phones, iPhone, iPad, Android tablets and even Kindle Fire. This type of threat usually disguises as official legitimate authority or local department like USA Cyber Crime Center, FBI Department of Defense, Mandiant U.S.A. Cyber Security, Interpol, to scare innocent users that their internet activities are suspected of law-breaking, including viewing/storage and/or dissemination of banned pornography, violation of “Copyright and Related rights Law” and other violations. And then it demands the users to pay $500 with the payment system like Moneypak, Moneygram, Ukash or Paysafecard to unlock their devices. It says you can purchase those prepaid cards at a store like Kmart, CVS, Walmart, or Walgreens and only if you submit the voucher ID in the locked screen, your device can be unlocked. You have to do that in 48 hours, or your illegal activities will be sent to contacts you stored on the phone and criminal case will be opened against you. Although the message seems real, it lists your IP address, location and even has an FBI case number, you should not be taken in. USA Cyber Crime Center virus is a scam that designed to make more people believe that they have already broken the law and then ask for a non-existent fine. Paying the fine cannot really help unlock your mobile device. If you take a closer look, you will see there are multiple errors in the case that wouldn’t be there if it is real. Victims should do research before paying the huge fine. The malware will take your money but not resolve anything and the virus will stay blocking your device.
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Published by on August 17, 2015 8:18 am and last modified on August 17, 2015 8:24 am.
Hi there. I have an mp4 file on my mobile which I opened and it said that i needed to pay a fine and that it was recording audio. The pop up said I have been caught visiting porn websites so my phone would be locked until a $500 fine is paid. The fee has to be paid via MoneyPak and PayPal MyCash transfers to restore access. I managed to get rid of the pop up and was using my phone normally but the anti-virus detected it a few days later and the file was called Trojan:Android/SLocker.A. Does that mean the virus is still in my phone? Is it really recording my activities? I am scared and need help in removing the virus completely. Thanks in advance.
Trojan:Android/SLocker.A is a highly dangerous virus mainly targeting on mobile devices. It refers to a fake FBI alert that locks out Android users from accessing their phone until a fine of $500 is transferred. When the virus is installed on Android devices, it will display a fake message from the FBI, telling users they have broken the law by visiting pornographic websites or downloading illegal materials. To make the message more compelling, hackers also add screenshots of the so-called browsing history and display users’ locations, case number and IP address etc. It makes every target user panic as it claims to have screenshots of the victims’ faces and it is recording their activities. Thousands of Android users have been targeted by this ransomware so far. The malware demands users to pay $500 to restore access to their smartphones. And the payment method is through a prepaid card like Moneypak, Moneygram or Ukash, but not a credit card, that is because transactions made through prepaid cards cannot be reversed. Fortunately Trojan:Android/SLocker.A virus does not encrypt the files on the infected device as it claims. But once infected you will find that home screen button and back functionalities are no longer working, and turning the device on/off doesn’t help either, as the malware runs whenever your phone boots up. Although paying the fine seems to be the only option you can do to unlock your phone, you should never do that because message on the blocked page is not true.
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Published by on August 16, 2015 4:03 am and last modified on August 16, 2015 4:03 am.
My brother was playing game on my Iphone. Just with a sudden, he got a notice from Central Security Service stating that my phone is gonna be blocked by safety reasons. It stated that it had recorded all my information already. If I don’t want my phone being blocked, I need to pay for a fine through Ukash. Was that real? Will I get into troubles with the police if I don’t pay? What should I do now? How do I get rid of this virus from my phone? Please help me do something!
Central Security Service is a malicious virus which is classified as dangerous ransomware family which may not only infect computer user but also attack the Android device market nowadays. Once this virus got into your device, it may block your whole device and then keep you from doing anything on your device. Sometimes, it may block your browsers only like Safari, Chrome. This virus may be scared you by accusing you that you did something illegal on the phone such as viewing or distributing or storing banned pornography (Child pornography, zoophilia, rape, etc.). A $500 fine is needed by this ransomware which disguises itself to be a real governmental department National Security Agency and Central Security Service which makes the locked page seems more really to hoax your money. It may threat you that if you don’t pay for the fine, you may be sent to the court and then to jail. And your device will be blocked ever since. Is that real? Don’t believe it! All the information sent by the virus is fake message which is used to scare innocent Android device users to pay for the scam fine so as to make extra money.
Published by on August 15, 2015 1:48 pm
