One of my family computer gets Trojan.Win32.Mal.gen!b3 Trojan horse virus infection when I try to view a spam E-mail attachment, my security tools warns me this virus infection and removes the virus immediately, but when I restart my computer, this Trojan horse will be detected by the anti-virus program again. It seems that the anti-virus program can not kill this virus infection completely. How can I remove it from my computer? Is there a brief guide that I can follow? Any help will be appreciated.
Trojan.Win32.Mal.gen!b3 virus is a malicious process that attacks the careless PC users by infected programs, links and E-mail attachment. Once the PC users run these infected files on a Windows OS computer, this Trojan horse can be activated in a very short time. All the windows OS like XP, Vista, Win7 and 8 can be the target of this nasty Trojan horse. This virus can cause a terrible situation on the infected PC, that is why it can be one of the most dangerous viruses on the Internet. It is able to do the malicious things without PC users permissions, the stubborn virus needs to be removed completely before this Trojan horse makes the big problems on the infected PC.
Published by on December 9, 2013 8:33 am and last modified on December 9, 2013 9:57 am.
Is your laptop infected by Trojan Horse Cryptic.EK virus infection while clicking on several malicious links from unknown resources when surfing on-line unwarily? Is it a severe virus infection that makes your computer running slowly and prohibit anti-virus activities? Does it escape from computer security and you cannot remove it by tools or find its files in folders or programs? Does it hide away from control panel so you cannot uninstall it like before? Are you looking for an effective way to get rid of this nasty Trojan virus? This post will help you remove it completely.
Trojan Horse Cryptic.EK is a vicious Trojan horse virus which infects target computer by unpermitted entrance and secret replacement of good dll files which start up with system. This virus usually breaks into target PC via vulnerable back-doors by unknown resources like annoying popped up ads, sharing files or freeware. Allowing remote server downloading more harmful malware into the infected PC and accepting remove control from cyber criminals is the first step it will take after infected the target computer. All the malicious process will be held in background so no one will pay attention to what is going on deep in system registries. You will only notice its existence after the victim computer crashed or frozen over and over. And it is too late to protect your PC.
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Published by on December 9, 2013 3:09 am
Ad1.adkserve.com can be classified as a new version of the browser hijack redirect which invades the careless PC users on the Internet. Usually this browser hijack redirect can be planted to the some programs, links, and E-mail attachment, once the PC users open these infected files, their PCs will be under attack in a quick time. Usually the infected PC will suffer a slow performance like running slowly and even crashing, the PC users have to take more time opening a program or viewing a webpage and the Internet speed will be slower than before, this malicious website has become one of the most dangerous browser hijack redirect viruses on the Internet, it can cause terrible virus infection which needs to be removed completely. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on December 8, 2013 10:16 am and last modified on December 19, 2013 12:28 am.
I keep getting a notice from Norton antivirus that says my computer is infected with a high risk threat. This alert saying that”Auto-Protect is processing security risk Suspicious.Cloud.7.EP” pops up about once every two minutes and it is driving me insane. I have tried many solutions to remove it but all of them are not working, none of antivirus products can get rid of it. Is there anything I can do to stop it?
Suspicious.Cloud.7.EP is a Trojan virus detected by Norton Antivirus or Norton Internet Security that can carry out many damaging actions on the corrupted PC. Most of time, computer users get this virus installed from the Internet. While browsing the Internet, they may receive an Internet advertisement or window appears that says computer is infected or that a unique plug-in is required. Without fully understanding what it is, they accept the prompt, then Suspicious.Cloud.7.EP installs without any knowledge. Also this threat can invade the computer by visiting pornographic website or downloading attachment from spam emails. As soon as it is downloaded, it destroys the operating system gradually until you can’t use it smoothly anymore.
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Published by on December 8, 2013 8:24 am
Your antivirus software is reporting to you that Win32:Fareit-LM [Trj] attacks your computer? This is a high-risk Trojan virus, so you need to get rid of it immediately. However, it seems that your antivirus software cannot solve the problem. What are you going to do then? You just can spend a lot of time and money to take your computer to a local repair shop? Please read this article to get further understanding of this Trojan virus.
Win32:Fareit-LM [Trj] is a malicious Trojan virus which enables cyber criminals to access and control your computer remotely. Usually, the virus has the ability to sneak into the computer without disturbing you. Novice computer users’ negligence and system firewall’s vulnerabilities are its main means to enter the computer. If you want to stay away from this kind of Trojan virus, you had better not visit those unsafe websites containing many hidden links. If you click the malicious links accidentally, your computer will be infected. In addition, you need to watch out for those unknown shareware on the Internet. These shareware released by the cyber criminals are usually free.
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Published by on December 8, 2013 6:06 am and last modified on December 9, 2013 4:00 pm.
Do not know why you open the browser and Websearch.searchguru.info is always there instead of the original homepage you set before? Even the default search engine is also changed? You do not have any impression of it? Countless advertisements continue to pop up? It is so annoying, but you have no way to prevent it? How to remove it from your computer? Don’t worry. You can have a look at this blog which provides detailed information about this browser hijacker.
Websearch.searchguru.info is a browser hijacker which is capable of setting itself as the homepage of your browser. When the user opens the browser, it shows up immediately. Those famous browsers, including Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Opera and Mozilla Firefox, can be affected by it. It usually attaches to some free programs that reach mutual promotion agreements with it. When users download or update the programs, it is also installed in the computer. Spam email attachments and plug-ins in unsafe websites may also contain this browser hijacker.
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Published by on December 8, 2013 6:01 am
BDS/Backdoor.Gen has messed up my computer! I got this Trojan attack when I was installing a freeware to speed up my system as suggested from a website. I updated my antivirus a few days ago, but I just found it functionless to deal with this Trojan virus. How does the Trojan horse bypass the advanced antivirus? What is the most effective way to delete it? If you have been freaked out by the Trojan virus, please follow removal guide below to save your computer in an effective way.
BDS/Backdoor.Gen is a backdoor Trojan designed by cyber criminals, and it opens a backdoor for those hackers to compromise the target computer on purpose. Soon as the backdoor Trojan affects the computer, it takes up the CPU usage greatly and exploits the system leaks. To more specific, the Trojan virus corrupts the system to make it vulnerable, which is taken as a great chance for additional threats to target the computer easily, such as worms, rootkits, malware and adware and so on. It also messes up the system files and registry entries casually. Tiny as the Trojan virus seems, but it drops many risky infected files to the contaminated system. While the system is slowed down, it will get freezes easily during users’ computer tasks, including surfing the net, playing games and watching videos etc. Executable programs of the computer are also affected, particularly the anti-virus program. To make it worse, the Trojan horse is capable to damage the computer eventually, as it may trigger system crash, blue screen of death and system file missing errors to the computer. In fact, there is no circumstance for users to keep the backdoor Trojan for a long time. Instead, computer users are required to get rid of the risky virus entirely and promptly.
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Published by on December 7, 2013 12:42 pm and last modified on December 7, 2013 12:42 pm.
Browser hijacked by Scorpion Saver malware adware? And what it drives users mad is Scorpion Saver virus keeps coming back. Have you uninstalled Scorpion Saver pop up many times but it keeps reinstalling? AVG Antivirus software won’t detect it, let alone get rid of it. How do I get rid of scorpion saver virus from my computer? How do I remove Scorpion Saver malware from my separate laptop? Scorpion Saver removal is not easy for common users. But you can uninstall Scorpion Saver malware completely by following the guide here.
Scorpion Saver Virus is a crafty browser hijacker to hook internet users’ computers with any permission and then keeps popping up when visit any website. Computers may get the virus when go to an unsafe website accidently and get a pop up for you to click and download something. Once installed in a target computer, the Scorpion Saver malware will redirect your website and you search engines. The annoying browser hijacker is supposed to target many browsers, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and so on. When your computer get infected by the virus, it will freak you out by mislead your homepage to Scorpion Saver adware pops up every time. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on December 7, 2013 6:08 am and last modified on December 7, 2013 10:18 am.
I got AntiVirus Plus 2014 on my computer and can’t get rid of it. I was browsing the internet and then the computer restarted itself, after that this new thing appeared on the computer. Every 3 seconds it says “your computer is infected” and it started a involuntary “virus scan”. I knew it was a fake antivirus scan and it has already blocked my Internet. That is really annoying because this virus pops up every time I start the computer, and no matter what I click on this scanner, it just keeps bringing me back to the same warning asking me to pay the full version. How do I get rid of it from my computer? Any help will be appreciated.
AntiVirus Plus 2014 is categorized as a rogue anti-virus that can modify system settings and create its own value on the Windows registry which will allow the threat to run each boot-up. It falsely claims that the affected machine is infected with malware and encourages the user to buy a promoted product for cleaning the alleged malware from the computer. Most of people are tricked by this scam and pay for a large sum of money, but eventually they find out that AntiVirus Plus 2014 is just a virus that can do nothing helpful for detecting or removing viruses. By generating misleading alerts and false detections, AntiVirus Plus 2014 attempts to scare and convince inexperienced users to purchase illegitimate security software. If you have already paid for this useless product, please contact your credit card company and state that this program is a computer virus to dispute the charge, also you have to take immediate measure to remove this virus from your computer.
Published by on December 7, 2013 3:30 am and last modified on December 14, 2013 12:29 am.
Recently I found my computer was running slow and then I downloaded and installed Malwarebytes, after scanning my computer, it detected a bunch of PUM.Hijack.StartMenu viruses along with other PUP viruses. I tried to remove all of them, however they just kept coming back after restart. Also I tried to do a system restore but it was unsuccessful. How do I get rid of this virus? Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
PUM.Hijack.StartMenu is categorized as a potentially unwanted program (PUP) that can cause an immense problem to the functioning of a computer system. Nowadays, there are many people complain that a virus has infected on their browser or a toolbar is added on their computer for some reasons, without their permission. If you are suffering from the same issue, then a PUP could be installed on your computer secretly. Similarly to other PUP detections, PUM.Hijack.StartMenu refers to a class of applications that may consist of adware, spyware and special programs and comes bundled with other software. Spyware and adware are technically not considered malicious because they cannot harm your computer. However, they can monitor your computing activity and display ads that you may not want to see.
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Published by on December 6, 2013 5:36 am and last modified on January 7, 2014 5:25 am.
