Lily on Wed. night I was on a “normal” porn website when suddenly my screen flashed and subsequently I got a message from supposedly cyber police. It asked me to pay 100 USD via Vouchers Paysafecard to unblock phone which I duly did and phone still was unblocked after about 18 hours. In addition it indicated that it would be blocked again in one week’s time. I thought this was official even though I was not on an illegal site. Can you please explain and help me to avoid a further blockage? P.S. I am very hostile to abuse of minors and wouldn’t dare dream to enter such sites as seemed to be implied. Can you please help? I am worried that the authorities might prosecute me even though I would never willingly enter illegal site.
Got Vouchers Paysafecard for paying fines on mobile? Screen was locked by police for viewing pornography? Can’t access the home screen and even can’t turn off the mobile device? You need to remove Vouchers Paysafecard Ransomware to unlock. Vouchers Paysafecard Ransomware is recognized as a piece of harmful software which is sponsored by Cyber criminals to attack mobile devices and computers all over the world. At the beginning, Vouchers Paysafecard Ransomware mainly attacked computers. As mobile devices have been more and more popular, the hackers started to target mobile devices to grab as much money as possible in those years.
Once Vouchers Paysafecard Ransomware is installed on the targeted device, the ransomware will threaten innocent users with a phony warning saying that they have violated some laws and there was a fine they needed to pay. Vouchers Paysafecard Ransomware attempts to convince the victims that the warning really comes from FBI, Cyber police or law enforcement agencies so as to scare the users into paying an inexistent fee to get a so-called code. Plenty of Internet users from different countries and regions have been scammed and lost money for nothing. They have been freaking out by the “scary” screen which keeps displaying a police threat which looks authentic. In this way, users would be taken in easily.
The criminals spread scam virus via various ways. Your device will be infected easily before you can react. Let’s talk some of the situations.
Situation 1: Viewing suspicious sites. Virus on malicious sites and legal sites that have been compromised can catch you and block the device immediately when you visit them.
Situation 2: Opening corrupted attachment or click on malicious links in a spam. The cyber criminals dispatch tons of spams with virus to worldwide users every day. Sometimes, virus is embedded in attachment. Sometimes, it hides on site that the malicious link redirects you to. Once you click on them, virus sneaks into your device quickly.
Situation 3: Downloading unknown software that includes malware. Sometimes, you may be convinced that a piece of certain software is useful and meet your needs very much. After you see description of the software, you may think that you will not lose anything after you install it even if it is not as useful as it says. You are totally wrong. Once you download software with virus, your device will be blocked. You are putting your device at risk.
Threatening message
Country: XXXX
Region: XXXX
City: XXXX
Your location: XXXX
Operating system: XXXX
You are accused of viewing / storage and / or dissemination of banned pornography…you have violated World Declaration of non-proliferation. You are accused of committing the crime envisaged by Article 161 of the United States of America criminal law. Article 161 of the United States or America criminal law provides for the punishment of deprivation of liberty for terms from 5 to 11 years. Also you are suspected of violation of copyright and related rights law (downloading of pirated music, video, warez) and of use and / or of dissemination of copyrighted content.
Vouchers paysafecard for paying fines on mobile – How to unlock?
Step 1: Please try to put the infected android phone into Safe Mode at first to unlock the screen temporarily from the powerful scam virus
(1). For various android phones: hold down the power button to bring out the menu with Power Off and Reboot option—-hold down the Power Off option (If nothing happens, please tap and hold the Reboot option instead)—-click OK on the pop-up box asking if you want to access safe mode
(2). For Samsung Galaxy S4 and Samsung Galaxy S5: power off the device first. Press power button to power it on and tab the soft-touch Menu button repeatedly
(3). For Samsung Galaxy S3 and other phones with similar customized android system: power off the device—-turn on and hold down the Volume Down button (try Volume Up or Volume Down and Volume Up together if Volume Down does not work) when the brand logo shows up
You will see “Safe mode” at the lower left corner of the screen if you access safe mode successfully
Step 2: Search and remove suspicious files which are related to the virus
Step 3: Reboot the device to get out of safe mode.
There is no doubt that the Vouchers Paysafecard Ransomware is very nasty and dangerous. Most of users may select to pay the non-existed fine to fix the problem. However, we disapprove of such action. Because some users say when they finish the payment, the Ransomware is still on their there blocking their phones. It is useless. In order to protect your phone from the virus attacks, you should remember the tips which we have mentioned before. Do not understate the Vouchers Paysafecard Ransomware, it can access the phone numbers on your device, collect your personal information to the third party and block your Internet. So next time when you encounter the same problem, the most sensible thing to do is removing this virus as soon as possible. Do not hesitate any more. Take action before it is not too late. Get rid of Vouchers Paysafecard Ransomware right now.
Suggestion: Manual removal is a skillful and risky job, if any mistakes are made during the removal process, you may damage your phone immediately. If you are not sure how to start, please contact YooCare PC experts 24/7 online for help right now.
Published by & last updated on February 26, 2017 6:17 am
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