My computer got infected with New Zealand Police virus scam again!! Last time I got this virus on my Windows 7 laptop, it blocked my computer screen and asked me to pay a fine of NZD $100 through Ukash. But this time it happens on my Mac Book Air. It locks Safari and won’t let me close the browser until I pay $350 NZD. That is crazy and really freaking me out!! It seems the virus has been upgraded. It can not only lock up the computer screen but also block the browser. I knew it was a scam or ransomware. Is there any way I can remove New Zealand Police Virus without paying the fine?
New Zealand Police virus belongs to Ukash group viruses and it mainly attacks computer located in New Zealand. Recently, criminal designed many versions of this malware targeting to attack computer users from different countries. This one is focus more on infecting computer users in the New Zealand. It works as similar as the previous Ransomware such as Cheshire Police Authority, Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU), and United Kingdom Police Virus with an aim to frighten innocent users and then scam their money. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on February 26, 2013 3:31 am and last modified on February 24, 2014 2:19 am.
Trojan Horse Generic31.APJE invaded your computer? What damage will it bring to your computer? How to safely remove it from your computer? Learn more about the Trojan from this post and delete it with following steps manually.
Trojan Horse Generic31.APJE Virus is a harmful Trojan horse that is designed to corrupt your system and files terribly. It usually sneaks into victims’ computers when they are accessing malicious contents online without any notice. The Trojan may change your registry entries and system files and invade your computer along with many other types of threats, including malware, spyware and adware parasites. Another infection Trojan.Agent.cn is also made to corrupt your computer badly. After infected, the victimized computer may get slow system performance and poor Internet connection. Annoying pop ups may display on your computer when you are surfing the web. Further damages may go to system vulnerability and computer freezing issues. Furthermore, normal program may be affected by the Trojan to take effective, particularly the anti-virus software. In fact, the Trojan infection can disable your security to make it functionless in finding or deleting any type of threats entirely. In this situation, you need to delete the Trojan horse completely in a manual way.
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Published by on February 25, 2013 10:22 pm and last modified on February 25, 2013 10:28 pm.
What is Confédération Suisse Ransomware? Is it a legit message or not? How can you lock your computer without paying to them? This post will show you the simplest way to remove the virus completely.
Confédération Suisse Ransomware is totally a big virus that can not trust it at all, you may get this message when you visit some webpages or watch some videos. Many people will be scared when they see this message first, because they regard it as the real government department and confuse what illegal thing they did online. Confédération Suisse Ransomware cheats people by using the name of the Confédération Suisse, like another similar virus, this ransomware can cause great damage to your system, once infected by it, it will start to download dangerous files to your infected computer. Then the hijacker may have the chance to get into your infected computer to steal your information such as the password or account number. Do not be fooled by thius tricky virus, all you need to do is to remove the virus completely from your computer before it causes further damage to your system.
Published by on February 25, 2013 7:59 pm and last modified on April 10, 2014 5:00 am.
Got a fake Vista Defender Plus 2013 installed in your computer? Do you have any idea of this rogue program? How to uninstall the fake software from your computer entirely? Follow removal guide below to safely remove the rogue program completely.
Vista Defender Plus 2013 is defined as a rogue program that is designed by cyber criminals to target Windows Vista users’ computers once they access malicious content, spam emails or harmful downloads randomly. The fake program may install in your computer automatically and pops up an automatic scan on your computer, pretending to scan your system thoroughly. Once scanned, it displays a pop-up scan report claiming that your computer is at great risk and contains many malicious items or threats which may affect your computer greatly. Other similar fake anti-virus programs, Win 7 Defender Plus 2013 and XP Defender Plus 2013, etc. also corrupt your computer terribly in many aspects. Besides, the rogue program tries to deliver false and error message, making you convinced at supposed computer risks. Actually, all displayed information on the pop-up scan page is fraudulent to trick you into paying money for its supposed registered version of anti-virus software. Those supposed risky items found on the scan report are required to remove, started by the rogue program. Many victims becomes very worried about their computer situations, so they are easy to stuck in a nerve and pay money to use the activated edition of the rogue program. Don’t trust the fake software or pay for it. Instead, try to remove the fake program completely before any further occur to your computer.
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Published by on February 25, 2013 6:49 pm and last modified on February 25, 2013 6:52 pm.
Help! My computer is locked by Datamaskinen Din Er Blitt Låst Ransomware, why my anti-virus can not pick it up immediately. How can I remove this virus? After reading this post, you will know the best way to remove this ransomware.
Datamaskinen Din Er Blitt Låst is a ransomwae that you can not trust it at all, many victims regard it as the real message comes from the government department and pay a fine to them. However, the truth has proved that such this kind of message on your computer are not real at all. The virus maker uses the name of the government department to scare to cheat you, they will claim that because you illegal action online. Your computer is locked for safety, you have a period to finish payment by Safecard ,if you refuse to do that, the police may come to your home to arrest you. You can even see your ID address on the fake message, that is why this virus can be so so so tricky. Do not be innocent, all you can see this not the legit message, it is just a virus that you can not believe at all.
Published by on February 25, 2013 5:26 pm
You did not install XP Defender Plus 2013 but it suddenly appears in your computer? It starts to scan your computer and tells you that your computer is in a high-risk condition? What is XP Defender Plus 2013 on earth? Do you really need to pay to activate it to fix the computer? Have no way to uninstall it for it has taken over your computer? How to remove it completely?
XP Defender Plus 2013 is a virus pretending to be a professional antivirus program, which indeed doesn’t have a virus-scanning engine or a virus definition database and is able to infect computers with Windows XP operating system. Usually, it is bundled with some unknown free software, malicious websites or links and spam email attachments. There are some other viruses that act the same, such as Win 7 Defender Plus 2013 Virus, XP Anti-Virus 2013 Virus and Vista Anti-Virus 2013 Virus. Please be more careful when you are surfing the Internet if you don’t want to encounter this kind of terrible virus.
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Published by on February 25, 2013 11:23 am
My homepage is hijacked by Isearch.fantastigames.com/463. Is it a virus? I cannot change it back to Google and also my antivirus program detects nothing about it. Is there any way to get rid of this hijacker permanently?
Isearch.fantastigames.com/463 is classified as a harmful redirect virus that mainly attacks browsers like Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explore and Safari. Generally, this type of virus is installed together with some freeware that you can download from the Internet. Once it enters your machine, it changes you homepage and your default search as well as some other settings of your browser to lead your computer working in a dangerous network environment.
Published by on February 25, 2013 4:31 am
Has your computer been blocked by An Garda Síochána Ukash Virus which asks you to pay a fine of 100 euros? Is it really from Ireland’s National Police Service or just a scam? Why your antivirus doesn’t work to catch this virus? How to get rid of this locked page and get your computer back to normal?
An Garda Síochána Ukash Virus (as known as An Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service virus) is a fake warning that can lock you out of your computer and applications. It threatens computer users that they have violated many laws of Ireland. To be more specific, it claims that you have done something illegal using this target computer, such as downloading or distributing copyrighted material, viewing child pornography or distributing spam and then asks a fine to unlock the computer. But as a matter of fact, this is a big scam designed by criminal to swindle money from innocent users. Don’t fall into this scam and ignore what it mentions on the fake virus alert. Once this Ransomware attacks your computer, whenever you try to sign in your Windows operating system, it will display a lock screen asking you to pay a non-existing fine of 100 Euro in the form of a Ukash or PaySafeCard code to get your computer unlocked. And it also threatens the users that they could go to jail if the fine is not paid in time. Despite of what it says, users should never trust any words from this fake alert. It is not real. You should be aware that how dangerous this malware is instead of giving money to the criminals . Read the rest of this post »
Published by on February 25, 2013 3:37 am and last modified on October 20, 2013 1:15 pm.
Got infected by Trojan.Agent.cn virus? Do you have any idea of such a Trojan infection? How to effective remove it from your computer? Learn from this post and follow removal tips below to delete the Trojan safely.
Trojan.Agent.cn Virus is a malicious Trojan infection that has encountered many PC users from worldwide. Many PC victims may get confused how this nasty Trojan comes into their computers without any notice. Actually, the Trojan is very tricky and sneaks into your computer when you are accessing malicious contents online. While being infected, additional computer threats may also sneak into your computer secretly, and these potential threats can be malware, spyware and adware parasites. Other Trojan infections also invade your computer aggressively and corrupt it unexpectedly, for instance, PSW.Generic10.ZHO. Once infected, the computer gets poor Internet connection and system performance. Also the affected computer will come across unexpected computer freezing and system crash issue. The Trojan can affect your normal programs terribly, for example it may block the anti-virus program to function normally. Therefore, manual removal with the assistance of PC professionals online is better for you to deal with the Trojan entirely.
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Published by on February 24, 2013 12:30 pm and last modified on February 24, 2013 12:31 pm.
Computer has been locked! Got infected by .LPD BM.I Ransomware? How to remove this hazardous Ransomware from your computer completely? If you are still confused at dealing with this malware infection, please go over this article and safely eliminate the Ransomware virus with following guide.
.LPD BM.I Virus is identified as Ransomware designed by cyber criminals to target PC users once they gain access to malicious websites, spam emails or malicious downloads unwarily. Such type of malware infection can encounter PC users from worldwide with different names which have been known as FBI Moneypak malware/ virus and Australian Federal Police Ukash virus and so forth. Ransomware in different names performs similar ways, trying to damage your computer terribly and cheat your money on purpose. Once infected, your computer will get a false pop-up alert message claiming that your computer has been locked because you have visited pornographic content or distributed/delivered copyrighted content like video and software. Also, it displays a fraudulent notification stating that you must pay money for a fine to get your computer unlocked, and any delay of the ransom may result in being caught by the police or even involved a deprivation of liberty for several years. Can you trust the Ransomware alert and pay for supposed fine which is non-existing at all? Actually, all information is just false using to trick unknown PC users into paying money for the fine. If you ever fall into the scam, you only find that your money cost in vain and your computer situation becomes even worse. To regain a secure computer environment, you’d better take steps to delete the Ransomware from your computer completely at an early time.
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Published by on February 24, 2013 12:09 pm and last modified on February 24, 2013 12:14 pm.
