Is your browser hijacked by Only-search.com? How do you stop this website from popping up? Why your antivirus program cannot help to get rid of this annoying Only Search from Google Chrome, Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox? Now please follow the manual guide here to remove this browser hijacker immediately.
Only-search.com is a misleading website that pretends itself to be a legitimate and reliable search engine to cheat innocent users. It is triggered by a mischievous search redirect rootkit threat that can change your homepage and modify your browser settings without your permission. Once inside, it hijacks web browsers such as Safari, IE, FireFox, Chrome, modifies the DNS and redirects search results in Google, Yahoo and Bing to all kinds of undesirable websites, especially for Only-search.com. Even though you have antivirus program installed, your browser still can be compromised by this nasty browser redirect.
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Published by on October 19, 2013 4:36 am
My browser is hijacked. When I use Google Search, no matter what link I want to click and open it, IE browser always redirects me to Go.Speedbit.com. I can use Firefox normally. Is that a virus? I tried to run security scan but nothing found. If that is a virus, how do I get rid of it completely?
Go.Speedbit.com is known as a browser hijacker which is designed to hijack Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox as well as Google Chrome. This website contains an ads-supported search engine and it won’t provide you any reliable search results because the search results are always filled with advertisements and sponsored links. Basically, it performs its malicious activity by forcing computers users to visit Go.Speedbit.com frequently against their will. Thus, criminals who create such annoying hijacker can use the artificial traffic to boost affiliate payments. A hijacker virus can invade a compromised computer via many ways. It can be installed to your computer bundled with some software that you have installed or it comes from free games or various video players.
Published by on October 19, 2013 1:39 am
My computer is locked by Cyber Command of California. They ask for 300 dollars within 48 hours. Is it real? Can I trust it? Do I need to pay it to unlock my PC? Is it a virus that is called Cyber Command of California Virus which is made to cheat money from innocent users? I don’t do anything like it says on the locked page. Now I can only see its page when computer starts. How can I get my computer back? Is there any chance to get rid of this ransomware virus?
Cyber Command of California Virus is a Spam that would try its best to fraud money from victims who is being infected with this virus. This virus would pretend to be governmental agency to accuse people of violating cyber-provision or having improper online behaviors which finally result in the locked page taking over the whole computer to disable it. It intimidate victim user to pay a certain amount of money to avoid breaking the law and any further trouble. The laptop which infected with this virus would display a locked page under the name of Cyber Command of California and users are banned from accessing operating system on the infected PC to use it, not to mention running task manager or surfing Internet on the infected compute. The files in the infected computer are unable to read or copy. You are worried about the data inside but you have no way to do since you cannot even get into the infected system. As the locked page comes immediately after Windows welcome screen, there is no chance for anti virus to remove. And no way to unlock the infected machine by changing another hard disk or monitor as well.
Published by on October 19, 2013 12:50 am and last modified on October 19, 2013 9:49 am.
Doko-search.com virus is controlling my Firefox, help!! What is this domain mainly use for? Is it a browser hijacker? If yes, how can I remove? None of my removal tools is working. How can I protect my computer and the files in it? Is there any way to get rid of it? Is there any chance I can delete it without wiping my system? If you want to know more about what this hijacker is and how to get rid of it, this post will be helpful.
Speaking of computer virus, we would instantly think of phishing domains which store up uncountable malware and adware in its webpage. Today we will talk about Doko-search.com virus, a browser hijacker which is released recently. Doko-search.com hijacker is classified as a browser hijacker that is created by copy down contents of someone else’s web site or the entire domain then bait-and-switch on their own sites. This new technique is being widely used by domain owners for the website which is extremely lack of attractive web content. It mainly use for catching PC users’ attention so as to increase domain traffic and make it more popular than before. Whereas, not every browser hijacker is as innocent as we thought. Hijackers are malicious programs which tamper with the user’s browse through DLL plug-in, BHO, Winsock LSP and other forms. Several abnormal behaviors will appear when hijacker takes over your favorite browser, For example, the victim Internet Explorer has been steered to malicious web pages while you were visiting normal sites, Internet explorer browser home page or search page has been modified to undesired one and website address has been specified to phishing sites which can be very dangerous to common users.
Published by on October 18, 2013 5:42 am and last modified on October 23, 2013 2:34 am.
Is your computer locked by Cyber Command of South Texas virus that asks you to pay $300 fine through Ukash or Paysafecard? Over the years, many people have lost high amounts of money because they believed their personal computers were either hacked or locked by a powerful entity, such as FBI, U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigation or this one called Cyber Command of South Texas. Unfortunately, this isn’t a real warning from the government or any legitimate authorities. It is a virus designed by hackers to mislead you and extort your money. The following page contains step by step instruction to help you unlock Cyber Command of South Texas Virus from your computer.
Cyber Command of South Texas Virus, a member comes from U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations Ransomware that designed by cyber criminals in order to attack computer users in South Texas and rip off random computer users. Another variants like Cyber Command of Hawaii, Cyber Command of Washington, Cyber Command of New York, Cyber Command of California, Cyber Command of New Arizona, Cyber Command of South Texas, Cyber Command of Pennsylvania, Cyber Command of North Carolina, Cyber Command of Ohio, Cyber Command of Utah, Cyber Command of Maryland are widely spread and used to attack different regions in United States.
Published by on October 18, 2013 5:34 am
My computer is completely blocked by Cyber Command of New York page. It claims to be from U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations and has Obama in the upper right hand corner. It says I need to pay a $300 dollar fine through Moneypak or Moneygram within 48 hours in order to get the PC unlocked because I am blocked for possession of child pornography, and zoophilia, and rape footage. Is it real or just a scam used to steal my money? I am worried that the authorities might prosecute me, even though I would never willingly enter illegal site. Can you help me to unlock my computer?
Cyber Command of New York is categorized as Ransomware that masquerades itself to be a legitimate warning from the authorities like U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations, Cyber Crime Unit or U.S.A. Cyber Crime Center agencies in order to panic inexperienced computer users located in New York and then further extort their money. It is also called U.S.A. Cyber Command virus, Obama virus, U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations virus, similar as Cyber Command of California, Cyber Command of Hawaii, Cyber Command of Arizona, Cyber Command of North Carolina etc.
Published by on October 18, 2013 3:09 am and last modified on October 23, 2013 3:54 pm.
U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations Virus locked computer and it wants you to pay $300 fine within 48 hours? This morning, my computer frozen by U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations then I searched online and found out it is not real US government police but a scam. I’m having trouble trying to remove this scam from showing onto my screen after I log in. I opened the task manager, clicked on the applications tab and it doesn’t show. Any suggestions?
The U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations Virus is a very slick ransomware threat that once installed on the computer will attempt to trick the user into believing that he or she has violated several laws and must pay a fine of $300 or face a long list of pending criminal charges along with additional fines and penalties. When this Interpol scam attack is installed it quickly alters the settings internally and blocks files and programs from being able to be accessed and it launches a lock screen that doesn’t go away. This screen alerts the user that all activity on the computer has been recorded and the computer is now being blocked for violations of federal laws. What is more, the virus spreads in different names, such as Cyber Command of Hawaii, Cyber Command of New York, Cyber Command of Washington, Cyber Command of New York, Cyber Command of California, Cyber Command of New Arizona, Cyber Command of South Texas, Cyber Command of Pennsylvania, Cyber Command of North Carolina, Cyber Command of Ohio, Cyber Command of Utah, Cyber Command of Maryland, etc. Each version of the virus states that you have done something illegal or watched child pornography then your computer has been blocked by US government. How to unlock computer from U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations 300$ scam screen? Read the rest of this post »
Published by on October 17, 2013 3:59 am and last modified on October 18, 2013 2:10 am.
Infected by SearchAssist.com hijacker? When I clicked on a specified web link, I just got unwanted content displayed. Got no idea why my browser homepage was changed? Find it useless to delete the hijacker infection via anti-virus software? How to remove the pesky browser hijacker completely without damaging your system? If you never experience a redirect attack, please go over this post and removal the malicious redirect infection effectively.
SearchAssist.com is a harmful browser hijacker that attacks computer users from worldwide. It is a computer infection that can install itself in the target computer automatically even if you never ask for it. Meanwhile, it will take advantages of your system leaks to drop many malicious codes to your system, and these codes can be adware parasites, malware and spyware. Once the hijacker attacks your computer, it will degrade your system speed and disconnect your network frequently. For instance, it takes a long time to launch some main programs and load up a web page. Also, it is easy for you to suffer from system stuck and freezes if you leave the risky hijacker infection in the contaminated system too long. Actually, the browser hijacker is similar to Feeds.webmakerplus.info that may trigger great damages to your computer, such as blue screen of death error, .dll file error and system crash and so on. Such a redirect is capable to cause the malfunction of your normal programs, especially your anti-virus program. Thus, you need to get rid of the hazardous browser redirect entirely as early as possible.
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Published by on October 16, 2013 1:09 pm and last modified on October 16, 2013 1:10 pm.
You do not know when and through what way the Websearch.relevantsearch.info redirect gets into your computer? What can Websearch.relevantsearch.info do? Shall you keep it? If you do not want to use it, what shall be done to delete it? Why do all removal tools fail to remove it? Through this article, you can understand Websearch.relevantsearch.info redirect better.
Websearch.relevantsearch.info is an annoying and malicious browser hijacker or redirect. Similar to other redirects, it can enter you computer system swaggeringly without your approval. Many computer users do not even remember when and how it enters into the computer. In fact, it is spread via spam emails, phishing websites, freeware or shareware, unknown links and so on.
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Published by on October 16, 2013 6:32 am
Does your antivirus software keep reporting to you that Trojan Horse Generic12.NMY.Dropper is attacking your computer? This is a high risky Trojan virus so you need to get rid of it right away. However, it seems that your antivirus software cannot solve the problem. So, what are you going to do? You can only spend a lot of time, money and energy on taking your computer to a local repair shop to have it fixed? Please get a further understanding of this virus through this article.
Trojan Horse Generic12.NMY.Dropper is a new Trojan virus which is detected recently by some well-known antivirus software such as MSN, Norton and Avast. It takes messing up your computer system as the purpose of being designed and breaks into another computer through the Internet to go on doing the same thing. For computers, it is just like a lot of very aggressive locusts. After entering into the computer, the virus is attached to some important system files, so your antivirus program cannot delete it. In addition, if you don’t have a certain understanding of it, you may remove some important system files on your computer, which is able to cause great damages. In any case, if you allow the Trojan to stay longer in your computer, the performance of your computer will be worse.
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Published by on October 16, 2013 6:23 am
