Hey, there. Were you facing difficulty of deleting E-Card.exe from your infected computer which came into your computer by accident? You did use anti-virus program like AVG or Norton to remove this virus, but the virus alert still popped up on your screen after you reboot the computer again? It was so weird, wasn’t it? How to get rid of this Trojan completely and permanently? You don’t get any clue about this? Here is the article for how to remove this infection by step by step.
E-Card.exe is newly created by cyber criminals and sorted to the Trojan family. This virus is extremely risky rootkit/Trojan infection which is capable of distributing its own copies onto the each and every folder available in the hard disk of the compromised computer. This virus may permeate into your computer without your knowledge and permission. Usually, this virus may be associated with spam email and instant mails as well as its attachments. Otherwise, it may get into your computer you have installed a freeware software, video recording/streaming, download-managers and PDF creators which contain this virus. Additionally, you may get this virus while you are visiting the malicious and suspicious web pages which bundled the installation link of this Trojan. Therefore, you are warned that you should pay attention on your online actions. And you should get rid of this Trojan as soon as you detect it.
Published by on May 13, 2015 6:02 am
Hi everyone, I have a laptop, goes with Win7, with ESET NOD32 Security protection. A couple days ago I scanned my computer and it keeps giving me security alert which says Rundll32.exe infected by Win32\Protector.D, I can’t clean it off because the virus keeps coming back on the next reboot. How does it come to my computer? It has been more than a week I keep getting these message from ESET and how do I get rid of this virus completely?
Win32/SProtector.D is classified as Trojan Horse and it is closely associated with potentially unwanted application that you accidentally downloaded from the Internet. The virus breaks into the target computer by exploiting software vulnerability and then attacks computers running with 32-bit Windows system. Usually the virus may arrive in files attached to e-mail and instant messages, come embedded into letters or get downloaded using peer-to-peer applications. Once access, it infects Rundll32.exe process and cyber criminals are taking advantage of this process name to hide malware, therefore it is difficult for users to find it and remove it from the affected system even they use the advance protection like ESET, AVG or Norton. The ultimate aim of this virus is to help introduce other spyware and malware, also it can display tons of annoying ads to interrupt user’s online activities. Once found, users are recommended to get rid of it manually as fast as possible.
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Published by on May 12, 2015 5:08 pm and last modified on May 12, 2015 5:09 pm.
Do you have difficulty in eliminating W32.Cridex!gen4 from the computer that suddenly appears? Your click the Delete button on the anti-virus program, but the virus warning still shows up after you restart the computer? How to remove it completely? You can read this article.
W32.Cridex!gen4 is a vicious Trojan virus that is considered to be a high-risk threat for all Windows-based computers. Computer users get this virus when they open a spam e-mail attachment or click an unreliable link. In addition, it is hidden in some free software, waiting for an opportunity to infect your computer. The virus makers are trying to make victims believe that they are downloading useful applications. Some suspicious web sites may also contain the Trojan horse. Although some anti-virus software can temporarily remove it, it regenerates again after every computer restart.
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Published by on May 12, 2015 1:29 am
When you double click on an application, it takes a long time for the computer to handle the task? You install a famous antivirus program to scan the entire computer system and you finally understand why the computer operation speed is so slow — Infostealer.Romberk!gm is in the computer!
Infostealer.Romberk!gm is a malicious Trojan virus used by cyber-criminals to destroy computers around the world. In General, if you click on unknown links (including links released by the users of some of the popular social networking websites), you can activate the virus download. What is more, if you open spam email attachments, download videos and free programs from unknown sources or access some hacker web sites, your computer is also vulnerable to the Trojan and stay in a dangerous condition.
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Published by on May 11, 2015 8:49 am
Is your computer infected by Win32:Kryptik-PFA virus? Do you know how it comes to your system? Does your computer freeze and crash all the time? How to clean out this Trojan horse from the computer completely without reformatting hard disk?
Win32:Kryptik-PFA is categorized as Trojan Horse that can come bundled with free downloads or penetrate into the computer by visiting harmful websites, clicking suspicious links and pop-ups or downloading attachment from a spam Email. It targets Windows computers that include Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 (8.1) and Windows 10 and causes destructive damages once it is installed. Typically, symptoms of a trojan infection may be very obvious or not visible at all. But for this one, it can slow down your PC notably and display tons of unwanted pop-up ads to disturb your online activities. The Trojan is designed to introduce other viruses like rogue programs, adware, spyware and malware to your computer, even to steal your personal information. It can keep record of the sites you visited, steal your sensitive data like password, username, credit card details, bank account information, capture your keystrokes and send these information to cyber criminals without your awareness.
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Published by on May 11, 2015 1:37 am and last modified on May 11, 2015 1:39 am.
Is your computer infecting by Backdoor.Tinybaron!g1? Are you worried about how to get rid of this Trojan? Are you trying to figure out how this Trojan invades your computer? Have tried to use Norton to delete it? But it doesn’t work? Can the antivirus tool remove it completely? What should you do now? Take it easy, here is the guide for how to remove this tricky Trojan.
Backdoor.Tinybaron!g1 is categorized to the family of Trojan horse which is maliciously designed by cyber criminals to attack Windows computer system, such as windows7, windows8, window XP and window vista and so on. It invades vulnerable websites (such as unauthorized websites, porn websites, etc.). It helps cyber hackers to perpetrate their illegal purposes on the targeted computer. This Trojan horse can not only sneak into your computer, but also can install itself in your operating system secretly. Once it installed in your computer, it may do lots of malicious things and actions on your computer. So, in order to protect your computer, please get rid of this Trojan immediately when you detect it on your computer.
Published by on May 10, 2015 1:30 pm
A big problem is happening on my computer now. What should I do? I can’t go to any website as before. I didn’t meet this kind of problem before. How does this happen? And I also found something unfamiliar on my desktop. Each time I started to browse, I was always redirected to a website named Navegaki.com. It is proved that this is a browser hijacker. The problem now is how I can remove this virus completely. I tried all my antivirus tools to remove this virus, but I failed. Please help!
Navegaki.com is classified as a malicious browser hijacker. This virus is created by the malicious cyber criminals, which may get into your computer with the help of other unwanted application. This virus may get into your computer secretly. So, when you notice this virus, it is on your computer. You need to remove it as soon as possible. This virus may get into your computer, when you download some applications and problems from some unfamiliar websites, which you think it is for “free”. When you click on a unknown websites and links, you may get the virus into your computer. Besides, when you read the junk emails as well as its attachments, you may give the chance for the virus entering your system. Once this virus infected your computer, your computer may act unusual. To remove this virus is now the most important task for you to do once you find it on your computer.
Published by on May 9, 2015 4:41 am
Your computer is infected with Win64/Riskware.NetFilter? Is this kind of computer virus dangerous? Do you have difficulty in removing the virus? Do you want to know more about the virus and how to get rid of it? Please review the blog.
Win64/Riskware.NetFilter is a nasty computer virus that can be detected by most anti-virus software but needs to be manually removed. Under normal circumstances, it can enter your computer without your permission when you inadvertently open a spam email attachment, download a freeware or visit a malicious web site. In addition, the virus is so strong that it can take the initiative to attack computers. There are some computer users who may feel aggrieved. Their computers are still infected though they did not do anything wrong.
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Published by on May 9, 2015 2:39 am
If your web browser starts opening new tab itself or your default homepage and search provider are changed to Mys.yoursearch.me without your approval, then your computer must be hijacked by a browser redirecting malware or have adware installed. Now Browser hijacker is a new type of online fraud and it adds onto the web browser by bundling with other unwanted add-on or free software. If you accidentally downloaded it, please follow the manual removal guide below to get rid of it from your machine as soon as possible.
Mys.yoursearch.me is another spam search page that closely associated with browser hijacker, adware or potentially unwanted programs which can be displayed itself as a new tab or a new window on most popular browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome without asking any permission from the computer owners. Actually browser redirect viruses are not something new and malware developers have been using this technique for years to generate traffic to their sites, gather search terms and redirect users to questionable websites against their wills. This hijacker can be bundled with spam email attachment, freeware downloads, and suspicious websites. Once found, an immediate removal is needed.
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Published by on May 8, 2015 4:53 am
There is a new Trojan virus that has become a big problem for computer users around the world. Many security tools can detect this Trojan-Dropper.Win32.FrauDrop.ahoyj virus. A warning from the antivirus program is the most obvious clue for users to know that the computer is infected with the virus. But it does set the hurdles to prevent users from removing it easily. What is the best way to get rid of the Trojan?
Being classified as a Trojan virus, Trojan-Dropper.Win32.FrauDrop.ahoyj is quite hateful. The antivirus program just can keep reporting the infection but cannot remove it and it can bring a lot of problems to the infected computer so your computer does not work properly. For example, you have to wait for a longer period of time when the computer starts. And it takes more time to open a common program than usual. What is more, more and more types of error messages appear constantly when you are working in the computer.
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Published by on May 7, 2015 3:53 pm
