Hey, there. My Iphone 5 was blocked by a Policia Federal Mexico Ransomware with a statement of “Your phone has been blocked by safety reasons!” I can’t get into my Internet now. I was new in Mexico. What should I do? I rebooted my phone again and again. It was still there when I went to the Internet. How can I remove this virus? Please help!
Policia Federal Mexico Ransomware is a Ransomware virus which blocks your phone which is located in Mexico. This virus may block your phone and then hoax you that it is the real Mexico’s Federal Police. It states that due to your online activities go against the Law of Mexico. And It accused you that you may watch pornographic and spread porn information on the Internet and so on. Now it records your city and state as well as your IP address. You are demanded to pay for a fine of 500$ to unblock your phone within 40 hours. If not, it will put your in jail. If you are threatened this scam virus, then you believe in what it said and pay for the fine, you may find that you make a big mistake to pay for a scam. Once you paid, there is no way for you to get your money back. As a matter of fact, this is a scam virus which pretends to be the legit organization, Mexico Federal Police, with its malicious purpose of hacking innocent phone users’ hard eared money.
Published by on July 23, 2015 6:41 am
Earlier today I was using my phone to search information, and then my phone had been blocked by cyber police for some cyber crimes such as watching pornography or downloading illegal contents. It said I needed to pay a $500 fine within 48 hours or they will file a case against me. I have never done anything illegal so I’ve searched everywhere on the Internet and found out it was a scam trying to scare users into paying a fine. Apparently the warning message is not really from the Cyber Police and it is just a part of the Reveton Ransomware scam. My question is how to get rid of the cyber police fine warning message from my Samsung Galaxy S5? I have put my cell phone to safe mode but I have no idea what to do next. Any idea?
“Cyber Police Virus” is another scam that uses the same scare tactic like FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) virus, PCeU (Police Central e-crime Unit) Virus and AFP (Australian Federal Police) Virus to rip off innocent mobile phone users. Now cyber criminals are constantly devising new types of malware to commit financial theft, fraud, identity theft and other crimes against ordinary people. They use all kinds of illegal methods to distribute this mobile phone virus over the Internet. The virus may disguise as a useful app to trick users into downloading it, or it may install on a phone or tablet by javascript. Once downloaded, the virus will display a fake warning message on your device stating that you are suspected to disseminate pornographic materials or violate the copyright law, etc. As a result of violating law, the “Cyber Police” uses a notification to block your phone and requires you to pay a fine:
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Published by on July 21, 2015 8:45 am and last modified on July 21, 2015 8:49 am.
Your android phone or your computer blocked by the Australian Federal Police Ukash Virus? Is this sudden pop up warning message having something to do with the Australian Federal Police (AFP scam $300)? Why am I being accused of violating copyrighted laws online? Hi I’m being accused of child pornography and I never visited a website like that but many times while using the Internet a lot of different tabs opened up in my phone and one opened up telling me my phone had a virus. Then I turned it off to charge it then when I opened it up again it appeared a cyber police. Why would AFP block my phone? Is there a fine involved to unlock the PC, Mac book or android phone? Will the police come to my house and arrest me if I refuse to pay? What other options do I have to safely unlock my mobile phone, mac book or unlock my computer from this Australian Federal Police block screen? So I had a notification pop up on my phone to update my browser and I did and now I have an AFP warning on my phone and its locked asking me to send 100 AUD, is this something I Need to be concerned about? I just read the part of the AFP virus, but I have no idea how to get rid of it. BTW, how long does it take for a phone that has been blocked for watching pornography? How can I unlock my android phone and get rid of the AFP ukash virus from my android phone manually (Samsung Galaxy, LG, ZTE, HTC or Motorola and so on)? What about this on Apple device in 2016? I clicked a link on my Facebook and it brought up the pay safe card scam asking me to pay at a paypoint and if i don’t my Apple ID with be deleted in 24 hours, although this this message pop up saying that I have been watching (child porn and I have to pay this money in 24 hours before all my stuff gets deleted, i don’t think the AFP fine people with the Ukash or Paysafe card, how do I remove Australian Federal Police Ukash Virus or paysafecard scam from my I Phone 6s?
Have you heard Australian Federal Police Ukash Virus? Someday when you turn on your computer and log in your account, you see that your computer is locked by a page saying that your computer is locked by the Australian Federal Police department due to your illegal behaviors such as download music or videos. And sometimes when you visit some sites on your android phone, then the AFP thing pops up demanding a payment with Ukash code to get your cell phone unlocked. It claims that you need to pay 100 Australian dollars to the Federal Police department so that your computer or your mobile device can be unlocked, or otherwise, you will be arrested by the local police in 48 or 72 hours. Are you scared when you see this terrible message? You may get confused by how and why you are getting this message when you did nothing illegal on the Internet. However, if you pay 100 Australian dollars to this virus, you may find that your computer is still locked and you still cannot use it. Actually this is a virus that act as a real government department warning to scam your money. It’s very similar to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police virus. If you pay the requested amount of fine to this Australian Federal Police Ukash Virus, your money will be gone and you can never get the money back. This is a tricky virus which can attack your computer via many ways including malicious web sites or links. This is a virus that is similar to the FBI virus. When you see the tricky virus, please do not trust it. It has nothing to do with the the Australian Federal Police or the government but a virus that will lock your computer or your android phone and cause constant troubles. Next time when you see this virus, do not trust what it says or pay the requested fine. Instead, you need to remove this Australian Federal Police Ukash scam immediately. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on July 20, 2015 6:40 am and last modified on January 16, 2017 8:04 am.
“Attention! Your computer has been infected by Trojan.Dionisduke!” I got this pop-up from my security program Norton when I booted my computer this morning. My computer usually works fine. I always go online safely. Why do I still get this virus on your computer? Last night before I shut down the computer, I installed a computer game which I got from my friends. Will that be a problem that brings the virus into computer? What should I do now? Please help!
Trojan.Dionisduke is classified as a malicious and destructive Trojan virus. This virus is newly created by cyber criminals to attack all the Windows computer users. Once this virus gets into your computer, it may create lots computer traffics on your system. This virus can dive into your computer without your knowledge. It used to be bundled with spam emails and its attachments, porn websites, freeware downloads and so on. After it installed, it takes control of your online activities immediately. Then it performs lots of random activities on your computer. It can install unwanted programs on your desktop without your permission. Security programs can’t kill it completely as well as its related stuff. If you think that antivirus tool can remove it and neglect it on your computer, then you may make a big mistake. Antivirus tools seem to remove this Trojan clearly. However, next time when you boot your computer, you will see all the malicious things displaying on your desktop again.
Published by on July 20, 2015 5:54 am
Hi everyone, I have a laptop that goes with Win7. A couple days ago I found it slow so I scanned Malwarebytes in safe mode and it detected Trojan.Agent.UX virus. I tried to remove it, but the virus keeps popping up in my malwarebytes Notification box on. It keeps telling me that Malwarebytes has blocked a threat but it didn’t remove it. I then downloaded and scanned with AVG and Norton for a second opinion but they didn’t detect any malicious things in my computer. Any idea? How do I get rid of this virus completely?
Trojan.Agent.UX is classified as Trojan Horse that can be downloaded from the Internet or get bundled with malicious files. It sneaks into the target computer without any consent and tries to perform a set of destructive actions as soon as it is installed. Once executed, the parasite automatically runs on every Windows startup and it results in the loss of performance and stability of the infected system. This Trojan is malicious and it can drop several junk files and create a couple of random folders in your system to take up system resources. Furthermore, it could trace your online activities and steal your confidential data, such as credit card information, bank details, login details without your knowledge so you had better remove it as soon as it is detected.
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Published by on July 20, 2015 1:16 am
Hey, there. My AVG informed me that my computer got a virus which was called Backdoor.Protos. It was so weird that AVG told me it removed the virus, but when you started my computer again, it told me about the virus again and again. How could I remove this virus completely? Please help!
Backdoor.Protos is sorted to be a destructive computer infection which belongs to the Trojan horse family. This virus has to ability to hide itself deeply into your computer and escape from the scanning or deletion of various antivirus applications. This virus can cause lots of computer traffic after it installed. This virus may get into your computer with the help of the third applications. Commonly, this Trojan may be associated with spam emails and its attachments, suspicious websites as well as infected freeware download and so on. That is to say, any careless and unsafe online activities will lead to being infected by this Trojan. Once you found this Trojan, please remove it as soon as you can without any delay.
Published by on July 18, 2015 1:45 pm
Hi there. I have Maximum-Search.com that keeps popping up on my web browser whenever I open a new tab or make a search. It is really annoying and I can’t get rid of it. I changed my IE settings and ran multiple scans on my system, but it didn’t help at all. Every time I open IE, the page pops up itself. What’s wrong with that? I don’t need this phony search engine at all and all I want is Google. Now I have problem setting Google as my homepage. What should I do? How do I get rid of this hijacker thing completely?
IfMaximum-Search.com is classified as browser hijacker that can replace your start page and change your default search engine without your permission and knowledge. It usually comes to the system along with other freeware you downloaded from the Internet, such as video player, flash player, adobe update or mp3 music player. The hijacker mainly targets on browsers like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Safari and it can cause a large number of problems to interrupt user’s online activities. The site is presented like a very funny and useful page but it won’t really make online search easier and more convenient for computer users. Instead, there are lots of people who report about unwanted ads, suspicious re-directions, slow down problem and similar activities right after they got this Maximum Search thing.
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Published by on July 17, 2015 1:51 am
Hey, there. My computer just detected a newly created virus which is named [email protected] Ransomware. I didn’t know how I got this virus on your computer. I just found by accident as I did a full scan on my computer due to it couldn’t work smoothly as before. Now I am struggling on how to get rid of this virus. I have tried kinds of ways. But none of them can work. What should I do? Can anyone help me remove this virus, please?
[email protected] Ransomware is recently created by cyber criminals. It is a kind of computer infection which is classified as Ransomware virus. This virus may disguise as a legit security application like Norton and AVG which has the ability to detect virus on your computer. Does it really have the ability to do this? Of cause not! The fact indicates that this is just a scam virus which conducts a fake scan of your computer and falsely claims that a number of files on your computer are infected with severe malware. Then it will report the fake information and give you a list about the threats on your computer (which don’t exist.) Then it will recommend you to download third-party application installations which are used to change your browser default settings. If you saw this virus, please do not believe it. If you installed it by accident, please get rid of it as soon as you can.
Published by on July 16, 2015 6:28 pm
Malwarebytes keeps showing you PUP.optional.Consumer.Input.C virus but can’t help remove it? Is your computer running slowly and weirdly and your work is interrupted greatly? How can it get into the computer without letting you know? Is it harmful to your data and personal files in the computer? Is there an effective way to remove it completely and safely?
PUP.optional.Consumer.Input.C is related to potentially unwanted programs that detected by Malwarebytes which are known to target Window operating systems including XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. It can infect a computer by opening malicious email attachments, visiting suspicious sites, or downloading unsafe software and programs. This application is mainly made to make money by displaying a bunch of annoying pop-up ads. Therefore, you’ll be flooded with unreliable pop-ups whenever you try to get online. It also results in irritating Internet browser diversions to suspicious advertisement websites or poor performance on your computer. In addition, PUP.optional.Consumer.Input.C adds malevolent files onto the compromised PC to occupy system resources so your computer will become much more vulnerable. Every time you try to open a program or a document, the window keeps showing you “Not Responding” and it won’t open at all. When you open task manager, you can see CPU usage is high even you only open few things.
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Published by on July 16, 2015 11:10 am
My security program informed me that my computer was infected by Win32/Mytonel.B as well as other unknown threats. Norton could only remove some threats off the computer. But it did nothing use for removing this Trojan. Now my computer works so slowly just like a “tortoise”. How do I get rid of this malicious Trojan? Please help!
Win32/Mytonel.B is a classified as pesky virus which belongs to the Trojan family. It is created by cyber criminals to attack all kinds of Windows computer systems, including Windows 7, 8, XP, Vista and so on. Once it gets into your computer, it runs in your background automatically each time you start your computer. It may run lots of unwanted programs in your task manager. You may not notice its coming into your computer. As this Trojan usually being attached to the third party application, so that it can get into your computer secretly. It may get into your computer when you clicked on a suspicious link, visited an unsafe website, responding a spam email or downloading its attachment, and downloading infected “free” program online. Once this infection dives into your computer, it is strongly recommended to get rid of it as soon as you can.
Published by on July 15, 2015 1:24 pm
