Do you know something about Trojan viruses? The word Trojan is originated in ancient Greece. From that, we can know Trojan viruses have the ability to sneak into the computer furtively. Different from other viruses, Trojan viruses won’t present on the computer screen. This Win32/Kryptik.CWXG virus also can be hidden in the system and help the cyber criminals connect to the infected computer when the timing is right.
Win32/Kryptik.CWXG is defined as a Trojan virus released by cyber criminals to damage your computer system and collect your personal information at the same time. It is even able to invite cyber criminals to visit the infected computer. Now people from all around the world use computers every day and Internet is necessary if we want to share and search for information. With the help of the developed Internet, the rampant virus can spread to every corner of the world. In order to keep a clean computer system, we all should develop good surfing habits.
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Published by on February 4, 2015 3:10 am
Most of Internet users are still not aware that there are hundreds of search engines that can pose a serious harm for their computers. If your homepage has been changed to Homepage-web.com without your permission and your browser has been bombarded with tons of commercial ads, there is no doubt that your system has been infected with browser hijacker. It is suggested victims read the following post carefully and get rid of this annoying hijacker as soon as possible.
Homepage-web.com is not a genuine search page, instead it is associated with malicious browser hijacker that can change your browser settings in Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer and prevent you from visiting your favorite website. Browser hijacker is not considered to be a computer virus, therefore antivirus has no ability to prevent its installation or even remove it. Most browser hijacker threats come bundled with free programs such as media players, PDF creators, download managers, etc, therefore every user should read the terms of use/service/agreement carefully before installing any software and avoid downloading unwanted programs or other malware from unknown sources.
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Published by on February 4, 2015 1:49 am
I was watching a video on Youtube. A pop-up came into my screen with a message telling me that my computer was infected by a virus. Then I did a full scan on my system with Norton. Norton told that my computer was hacked by Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE. My computer was in danger now. Norton could not delete this Trojan. It kept telling me that my computer had a great threat and suggesting me to remove this virus as soon as possible. What should I do with this virus? How can I remove this virus by manual? Does anyone can help you take away this Trojan from my computer? Thank you very much!
Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE is classified to be a member of Trojan family, which malicious and dangerous computer infection. This virus has the ability to permit the remote attacker to get into your infected computer. Once this Trojan gets into your computer, it will compromise your system and then take control of your computer at once. This Trojan may run automatically at your background every time when you open your windows. Then it will perform lots of harmful activities on your system. It is not surprised if you find something strange is running in your task manager, as this all due to the installation of this Trojan on your computer.
Published by on February 3, 2015 6:08 pm
Your computer is infected with JS/Chromex.Agent.L and your antivirus program can’t delete the virus successfully? More and more other infections show up in the computer after it gets in? To save your computer and your data, you can refer to the following virus removal guide.
JS/Chromex.Agent.L is a very active and dangerous computer virus. Once it has the chance to load into your computer system, it is able to interrupt your activities on the computer and bring in a lot of nasty computer infections such as spyware and keylogger. You should not input any personal info when the computer is infected and try your best to remove it as early as possible.
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Published by on February 2, 2015 4:51 pm
Crazy ads keep popping up on your web browser and harassing you? Cannot get rid of PUP/Win32.BetterSoft virus because it can pop up again and again on the next scan? How did you get infected by this threat? What is the best way to remove this annoying PUP from the computer?
PUP/Win32.BetterSoft is a dangerous virus that closely associated with potentially unwanted programs which give users tons of pop-up ads and keep redirecting victims to various harmful websites. Those potentially unwanted program include malicious add-ons and extensions, unwanted toolbar or other adware which can be downloaded without any consent. Once installed, the computer will become a mess. Every time you attempt to browse the web, no matter you are using Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox or other web browsers, you will be greeted by lots of pop-up ads that may ask you to pay something or give you misleading information claiming your computer is at risk and you need to download a specific program. Don’t be tricked by any of these ads, or you will end up installing malicious infections like Trojans or Worms immediately.
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Published by on February 2, 2015 7:59 am
Hi, there. I was listening to the English News broadcast on the Internet. Just with a sudden, a popup came into my eyes with the message saying that my computer is hacked and it is in a high risk. Then I did a full scan on my computer. Nothing was found there. So I ignored the message. However, a couple of days later, I found that my computer was running more and more slowly even though I only open a window. It was so weird. My computer just had bought for only one year. A light in my mind brought me to the pop-up message. Now I believe that my computer is really hacked by a virus. Norton told me that it is a Trojan which named Trojan.Pandex!inf. Oh, my dear! What should I do with this malicious virus? Please help! Thank you.
Trojan.Pandex!inf is a malicious Trojan which is created by cyber criminals to attack Windows computer users like Windows7, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1. Once this Trojan comes into your computer, it may conduct lots of malicious activities on your system at once. Usually, this vicious Trojan may get into your computer with the use of bundling itself to the spam emails attachments, unwanted freeware downloads, like videos and other free software programs, as well we suspicious websites. The virus’s code would be spread through this kind of channels. As a result, you may not have an idea for when and how you get this malicious Trojan into your computer, until you are told about it or you find something strange happen on your computer.
Published by on February 2, 2015 2:52 am
Your computer is suffering from the torture from Backdoor:Win64/Bedep.A virus? Your antivirus program cannot take it out of your computer? It should be removed manually, only in that way, it can be gone completely. You can refer to the instructions on how to get rid of this Trojan virus.
Backdoor:Win64/Bedep.A is a malicious backdoor Trojan virus. This Trojan is found in many computers from all over the world. Even if you have already installed an antivirus program such as MSE and Norton, it can still sneak into your computer. But how does it target your computer? It is believed this Trojan infection is spread widely through some “free” programs and spam emails. If you accidentally access any of those corrupted online resources, your computer can be infected easily.
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Published by on February 1, 2015 8:23 am
Backdoor.Win32.DarkKomet.eku is categorized as a high-risk backdoor that has a serious effect on the functionality of our computers and on the safety of our data, our bank accounts and even our identities. Is your computer infected by this virus? Have you tried many tools to get rid of it but it still came back again and again? How did this virus come to your system in the first place? The following guide will show you how to get rid of this virus completely.
Backdoor.Win32.DarkKomet.eku is categorized as backdoor virus that can be installed by other malware, mostly Trojan droppers without user’s knowledge and consent. It becomes to be one of the most serious threats that compromises computer security nowadays. This virus is known to attack 32-bit Windows computers including Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or even Windows 8 (8.1). Once installed, you may detect a number of symptoms that show the presence of this virus, some of these are:
Your computer works weird and your system settings are modified without your permission.
Additional spyware or malware are downloaded secretly against your will.
Your computer has become sluggish and it may crash or cause blue screen of death randomly.
There are lots of unrecognized icons in your list of programs or on your desktop.
Opening websites takes a lot longer than you’re used to and there are tons of pop-ups on your web browser.
The CPU usage jumps to 80% even though you have no application opened.
Published by on February 1, 2015 7:08 am
Hi, there. I just got a virus. I am so scared at the moment. Will this virus destroy my computer? Is there a way to save my computer? I don’t mean to get this virus. I download a video from a website this yesterday. Then I got this virus into my computer. Does the virus always come into one’s computer in this way? It sounds so ridiculous and unbelievable. Terra.im Virus is the name of the virus on my computer. Now what should I do so that I can get rid of this virus stupid virus away from my eyes and computer? Please help. Any recommendation will be so appreciated!
Terra.im Virus is a malicious virus which is categorized as a stubborn browser hijacker virus. This kind of virus may create lots of ads to promote illegal sales so that the sponsor can make extra money. Otherwise, this hijacker and ads it spread are not good programs at all. They are all malicious browser redirect virus. This virus can hack your homepage and default browser settings without your permission, such as Firefox Mozilla, Chrome and Internet Explorer and so on. It is important note that this virus is not a computer infection that is installed through exploits or infections but rather it is bundled along with free software that you download off the Internet. Thus, it is so necessary that you should pay attention to the terms and agreements which provided by the installation of anything you want to install on your computer.
Published by on February 1, 2015 3:14 am
You get a pop-up window from the antivirus program telling you that your computer is infected with Trojan.Win32.Buzus.wdvx? Where does the Trojan virus come from? Why is the antivirus program unable to block its attack and even unable to remove it from the computer? A variety of removal tools all do not work? How to remove it to prevent it from executing malicious tasks on the computer?
Trojan.Win32.Buzus.wdvx is classified as a Trojan virus which has the ability to evade most antivirus programs including Norton and MSE to get into the computer system without computer user’s permission. It is even able to disable the antivirus program after diving into the fragile system successfully so that it can do whatever it wants to do. However, you still should keep your antivirus program updated because you won’t know the computer is infected at the beginning unless the antivirus program shows you a warning about the virus. You should not edit or input any personal data on the computer when you see the warning. It will make your computer get worse and worse as time goes by. It is believed that the virus is hiding in some corrupted cyber resources including spam emails, hacked websites and unknown free programs, which all pretend to be normal to deceive ordinary computer users from all over the world.
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Published by on January 31, 2015 3:42 am
