Your personal or work computer is tortured by a virus called Win32/Sirefef.GC? How can it get the opportunity to enter your computer through you have an antivirus program? You don’t know what kind of malicious things it is able to do on your computer? Is there a good way to get rid of it? Is your personal information still safe? Don’t be panic, you can read the entire article to know more about the nature of the virus.
Win32/Sirefef.GC is a computer virus which can be detected by some famous antivirus such as MSE and AVG. to It is created with Rootkit technology so that it is able to bypass the antivirus and root deeply in the infected computers. Normally, it is distributed by the virus makers in some phishing web sites or junk email attachments. And unsafe free downloads can also make your computer infected with it.
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Published by on June 9, 2014 3:20 am
I was browsing online and then my antivirus reports a virus called Trojan.Viknok Activity 3. I tried to remove it, but it didn’t allow me to do that. The pop up came every 5 minutes and was really annoying. How do I get rid of it completely from the computer? I don’t want to lose everything, please help!!!!
Trojan.Viknok Activity 3 is categorized as Trojan virus which is produced by cyber criminals who attempt to trigger damaging activities on the affected operating system and then steal personal information from the target users without their knowledge. Typically, this Trojan comes to your computer via many ways but the common way for it to access your computer is by pretending itself to be some executable files/applications or bundled with unauthorized freeware online, then it tricks PC users into installing its process without knowing. Once it gains an access, it can escape from many legit and advanced antivirus programs installed on computers because the running process of this tricky virus is a valid Windows component. It is worth mentioning that Windows users are the huge targets of this Trojan horse. That is to say, if you are using a computer that runs with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8 (8.1), your computer can easily be the aim of this Trojan intruder.
Published by on June 9, 2014 1:33 am and last modified on July 23, 2014 8:10 am.
About 2 days ago, I got a pop-up on my Google Chrome asking me to update my flash player, I did that but it didn’t install successfully. Since then I found that my homepage is no longer Google anymore. It changed to Start.androidnewtab.com instead and no matter what I did to reset my homepage, it is not working. Is it a virus or something? How do I get rid of it?
Start.androidnewtab.com is classified as browser hijacker that can take over all of your web browsers installed including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome as well as Safari. Once loaded, it replaces your homepage and search provider immediately without your permission and then performs tons of malicious actions to interrupt your browsing activity. Every time you open your browser, instead of showing your default homepage, it redirects you to a fake search page called Web Search. At first glance, Start.androidnewtab.com seems to be harmless and provide the same search services like other search engines like Google or Bing. But don’t be tricked by its appearance. This low quality search engine only displays endless spam results and sponsored ads, so you cannot get anything useful from it. The people who distribute this adware can use the artificial traffic to boost affiliate payments and promote online content by forcing users to this fake search page again and again.
Published by on June 8, 2014 12:52 pm and last modified on July 31, 2014 5:39 am.
How to remove the Gameover Zeus virus in my computer? It has infected my computer for several days. My computer has been really slow and i want to find a way to solve this problem. But I cannot use my antivirus to delete it. I cannot find it in my control panel. How can I get rid of it? I am afraid of losing money and my bank info which is saved on my computer. I am so scared!!!
Gameover Zeus is a stubborn and dangerous computer virus which belongs to the famous Trojan PC virus family and so far it has a wide range of PC infection in the world. Being responsible for the millions infection of Zeus around the world when set up in September 2011, hackers have used it to intercept many processes of bank transaction on the Internet. It is mainly use for money scam on the Internet. It has fraud hundreds of global customers of financial institutions online. From that, we can conclude that this virus is very dangerous to every PC user. You need to find a way to remove it completely.
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Published by on June 8, 2014 5:31 am
Computer has been infected by Trojan.creepware virus? How can this virus infect the computer since you have installed security tools? Will the anti-virus program remove this virus infection completely from your computer? What about manual removal? Learn more from this post.
Trojan.creepware is a malicious Trojan horse process that can attack all the Window OS computers including Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Usually most of the PC users may get the virus infection while installing some infected programs accidentally, and that is the reason PC users have no idea about the virus infection until security tools warn them. However, most of the anti-virus programs are not be able to handle this virus completely since it will appears again even the anti-virus program remove it. This Trojan.creepware Trojan horse needs to be removed completely to keep the infected PC safe.
Published by on June 7, 2014 10:43 pm
The computer is infected with Worm:MSIL/Crilock.A? Paid antivirus software cannot delete it? You don’t major in computer technology, so you don’t know what to do? Can you still use the computer safely with the virus in the computer? Can it be removed? What is the most effective way to solve the problem?
Worm:MSIL/Crilock.A is a compurter virus created by cyber criminals which is able to make many computer users mad. Computers with low security strength are its best targets. Through the use of loopholes in the system, the virus has the ability to slip into the computer easily. Then, the original system settings will be changed and some malicious files will be added to the system in order to achieve the ultimate goal — controlling your computer. Accessing unsecure web sites, downloading unsafe free software and opening spam email attachments will make the computer infected. So if you want to stay away from it, you need to be more careful when you are online.
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Published by on June 7, 2014 5:21 pm
I have a lot of pop-ups on my browser recently. So I downloaded Malwarebytes and scanned my computer, it turns out that my computer has a lot of “PUP.Optional.BestBuy.A”. I tried to remove all of them, but it didn’t work. I have done it from the safe mode with networking too, but on the next scan the PUPs are found again, usually at around or just over 500. Is my computer or my personal information dangerous? How do I get rid of this unwanted thing from the computer completely?
PUP.Optional.BestBuy.A is classified as Potentially Unwanted Program (as known as PUP) that can install on a target computer without any permission and knowledge. It usually refers to malicious browser plug-in and can be added to all most popular web browsers, including Safari, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer. Therefore, it can corrupt the targeted Internet browser by installing annoying toolbar and causing browser redirection to bother PC users. This program is also able to change your homepage and default search provider. It even works like adware that can display tons of disturbing ads in all sorts of forms on your screen like pop-up, banner, in-text and link ads. Once you see ads that come out of nowhere, you should definitely not click on them as they will redirect you to a third parties website which may sell unwanted product or even install viruses for you.
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Published by on June 7, 2014 2:33 am and last modified on June 7, 2014 2:34 am.
Why do I keep getting redirected to Surfvox.com? I don’t want to use it. I just want my Google search back. But when I go to browser settings and reset all of them, it is still there. I cannot remove it. Is there any way to get rid of it?
Surfvox.com is a newly released browser redirect which is mainly used for browser hijacking. This is an annoying fake search engine that can be capable to replace the original search engine and continuously display its domain on current Webpage. When we are talking about a computer virus, Trojan virus, spamware or bad malware will immediately come into our minds. But common people will ignore fishing website which also can steal important data on victim PC. Not to mention a large amount of advertising pop-ups it brings. It looks quite normal. Browser redirect malware is the most common fishing software that we have to deal with in our daily life. This redirect will create a counterfeit search engine to treat you into believing it is a similar famous search engine like Google search.
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Published by on June 6, 2014 10:18 pm
Antivirus software detects a threat called Trojan:W32/StartPage? You try everything you know to delete it but ultimately fail? It is able to be reborn again and again after restarting the computer and even disable the antivirus software? What is the most effective way to eradicate the virus completely?
Trojan:W32/StartPage is a Trojan virus which can be detected by some famous antivirus software like Norton and MSE. It will perform some malicious tasks on the computer without letting you know, one of which is to record your important data and send them to the virus makers. Because it is a masterpiece of the network criminals, it can break through the firewall and make use of system loopholes to invade your computer. Moreover, downloading unauthorized free software or opening junk e-mail attachments will make your computer infected.
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Published by on June 6, 2014 9:26 am
Sslredirservice.com is a browser hijack redirect virus that can be installed to the browsers once PC users install the infected program or open unsafe E-mail attachment. This virus will modify the Internet settings and other system items once it has started its working , and that is the reason most PC users will find that their homepages, default browsers and even the desktop images can be changed without their permission. Internet speed can be effected as well, they have to spend more time on launching browser and viewing webpage. Thus, this Sslredirservice.com redirect virus needs to be removed completely to protect the infected browser from being attacked. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on June 6, 2014 1:05 am and last modified on June 6, 2014 1:40 am.
