The antivirus program in your computer keeps popping up a warning notification claiming that there is a dangerous Trojan called Adware:Win32/AddLyrics in your computer? How can it get into your computer and how dangerous is it? Can you still use your computer safely with this Trojan in? Learn more from this post.
Adware:Win32/AddLyrics is a mischievous backdoor Trojan which enters the system through various software exploits. Your computer may get this Trojan when you click unsafe links accidentally.You will constantly get stuck while you are using the infected computer and some applications including antivirus will be prevented from being executed normally and it can slow down the speed of your PC as well. It settles itself down on a computer without any awareness or attention and then becomes a stealer of personal information and confidential data stored on the computer. That’s why many computer users will lose their information when they found their personal information such as credit card number, bank account and social security number exposed to the public.
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Published by on July 11, 2013 1:17 pm
Online.loginwinner.com has hacked my Internet Explorer when I install a music program from the Internet. I know it is a virus and try to remove it by my anti-virus program, but it is still in my PC. How can I remove it completely? Will it be OK if I just use another browser?
Online.loginwinner.com can be categorized as a browser hijack redirect that can infect your computer when you download some unknown program. Once it is installed to your computer, this redirect can change your Internet settings some as Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer. If you have different browser, it may infect one of them, and when the time goes by, the rest can be infected as well. It likes other browser hijack redirect, it can create some add-on to your browser which looks like a useful tool. However, when you click on those add-on, you may be redirected to some unsafe webpages, and this browser hijack redirect can redirect you to some webpages about advertisement and porn, which can be very dangerous. This annoying thing should be removed from your computer immediately, or your infected computer may face a terrible situation.
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Published by on July 11, 2013 11:15 am
After installing a free program, the antivirus program in the computer pops up a warning saying that your computer has been infected with a Trojan virus called TrojanDownloader:Win32/Beebone.IN? How can it bypass the intercept of the antivirus program to install itself into the computer? Where does it come from? Why the removal and the quarantine function does not work? How to get rid of it thoroughly?
TrojanDownloader:Win32/Beebone.IN is a newly-created Trojan virus which is thrown into the Internet world by cyber criminals with the purpose of taking control of the infected computer and monitoring computer user’s online activities to collect information for illegal use. You may get this virus if you download or install some uncertified free programs, visit those websites that are hacked by cyber criminals and open spam email attachments accidentally. This Trojan also has the ability to attack computer initiatively. Please be cautious when surfing the Internet to avoid this kind of malicious virus.
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Published by on July 11, 2013 2:21 am
The antivirus program installed in the computer detects a dangerous virus called Win32.Troj.Undef(kcloud), but cannot remove it successfully? Don’t know how to remove Win32.Troj.Undef(kcloud) which has infiltrated into the computer completely without the help of the antivirus program? How dangerous would it be? This post shows you the details of the virus as well as the step by step removal guide.
Win32.Troj.Undef(kcloud) is a newly released computer virus that is able to cause damages to the infected computer and steal user’s sensitive information. It lurks in some malicious websites or links released by cyber criminals, some “free” software from hacked sources and spam email attachments. You don’t know it has finished its embedding into the computer until you see the warning popping up suddenly from the antivirus program.
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Published by on July 10, 2013 9:29 am
I scanned with Norton and it found Trojan.Ransomserv but when I tried to ‘clean’ the system it seemed to fail. This Trojan keeps coming back after restart. My computer is running Windows 7. What should I do to remove Trojan.Ransomserv virus completely without coming back?
Trojan.Ransomserv is considered as a horrible Trojan infection that enters the system through various software exploits. It can be found by Norton antivirus and this virus did really annoy PC users recently. Most of users complain that system goes slow and sometimes may get total crashed as well. This type of virus can capture and send all your personal information, such as credit card details, login number/password to a remote hacker for illicit purposes. Therefore, you must get rid of Trojan.Ransomserv as quickly as possible.
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Published by on July 10, 2013 12:50 am and last modified on July 10, 2013 12:53 am.
Are you searching for a manual guide to remove Trojan-Banker.Win32.Capper since the antivirus programs cannot get rid of it? You even don’t know when and how the Trojan attacked the computer? What bad things can it do to the infected computer? The antivirus programs just can detect it but always fail to remove it? Please read the post to learn more about this Trojan and refer to the removal guide below.
Trojan-Banker.Win32.Capper is a nasty Trojan virus developed by cyber criminals, which is able to infect your computer system and steal your confidential information by dropping more other malicious spyware into the computer. Usually, you may get it into the computer if you click malicious links, open spam email attachments or install unknown “free” software. It is able to sneak into the computer without your permission. You don’t know the computer is infected until you see the warning from your antivirus program.
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Published by on July 9, 2013 12:16 pm
Do you feel strange because all the web browsers in the computer are always being redirected to Home.tb.ask.com? Why does this happen? What is Home.tb.ask.com? It has the ability to change your homepage without asking you for permission. Antivirus program can find nothing when you are indeed being annoyed by this redirect? Are you looking for a manual guide to remove this redirect?
Home.tb.ask.com is a fake search engine which will cause annoying redirects to interrupt your Internet activities. It is able to hit any computer system via hijacking all kinds of web browsers in the computer including Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Opera and Internet Explorer. Normally, visiting some websites that are hacked by cyber criminals, downloading or installing freeware from unsafe sources and opening email attachments from known addressers will lead to the access of this redirect to the computer.
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Published by on July 9, 2013 9:11 am
Doctor Antivirus Virus keeps popping up fake alerts to disturb you? How to uninstall Doctor Antivirus program even if it doesn’t list in Control Panel? Computer users should know that this is not a trusty antivirus program. Instead, it belongs to malware which is used to extort your money. It is very critical to remove this rogue program and all its components.
Doctor Antivirus Virus is an increasingly common online threat that has one single goal – destroy your computer and sweep out your bank account. Attackers create such a fake scanner in order to deceive computer users and make them think that PC is in danger. Then it promotes the useless product for the victims and persuades them the so called full version is only way to solve their PC issues and protect the compromised computer. This virus is quite smart as it will load itself as a startup program and scan your computer automatically once installed. Also it is fishy since it won’t provide any option to let you stop or close the bogus scan, and careful users will find that the results of the scan are always the same.
Published by on July 9, 2013 2:57 am and last modified on July 9, 2013 2:58 am.
My PC is infected by Trojan Horse Dropper Generic8.BDRD. My anti-virus detects and warns me, but the anti-virus program can not remove it, it keeps coming back after I restart my PC. Is there a way that I can not remove this virus completely? Should I try another anti-virus or manual removal.
Trojan Horse Dropper Generic8.BDRD is a malicious Trojan that can infect Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8. You may get this virus when you visit unsafe webpage or download unknown programs. Some victims think that anti-virus can remove this virus completely, in fact, most of the anti-virus can not kill it because it can change its name and position on your infected PC. This virus can cause a great damage on the infected PC if you can not remove it in time. It is suggest that you should remove this nasty thing quickly and manually.
Published by on July 8, 2013 1:18 pm
Help! I got this terrible browser hijack redirect. I have no idea how can this website take over my browser. I tried to get rid of it by my anti-virus program but failed. Is there anything that I can do so that I can remove this Digstar hijack? Any help will appreciate.
Digstar is a latest browser hijack redirect created by the hijacker to collect information and data from the infected PCs. Most of the victims get this virus while they are visiting unsafe webpage or infected E-mail attachment. This browser hijack redirect can get into the infected PC by passing through the security programs like anti-virus and firewall. Once it is installed to the infected PC, it will start to change the Internet settings like homepage and default browser, part of victims may regard it as a real search engine and use it because they know nothing about this browser hijack redirect. However, when the time goes by, this hijacker will do anything to damage the infected PC, the victim realize that it is a big virus but it has caused a serious situation on the infected PC. This redirect can be a high-risk hijacker that you need to get rid of it completely.
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Published by on July 8, 2013 7:21 am
