Monthly Archives: February 2013 - Page 4

Datamaskinen Din Er Låst Virus is one of the latest ransomware infections that torture users in various countries. It is absolutely disturbing that Datamaskinen Din Er Låst Virus asks you to pay 1000 Norwegian crowns for something you have not committed, claiming that the notification on your screen is delivered by Politiet (Norwegian Police Service), and you might face an imprisonment sentence for breaching several national laws. In the face of such threat, users transfer great amounts of money to cyber criminals, thinking it will help them to avoid being prosecuted. However, Datamaskinen Din Er Låst Virus is nothing else, but an insolent thief, and you should never pay anything to it. Read more »

Confédération Suisse Virus is a ransomware infection that attacks users in Switzerland. It employs the usual tactics of ransomware infections from the same group by blocking your desktop, and demanding a ransom fee. Confédération Suisse Virus displays a notification on your desktop that is supposedly sent by Swiss Federal Office of Police, and you are accused of copyright infringement by downloading and illegally distributing copyrighted material. Unfortunately, a huge number of users do end up believing that their computers are locked, because they have been found out by the Swiss police, but that is very far from truth. Read more »

Has your computer been infected by the malicious The ICE Cyber Crime Center - ICE Virus? The truly clandestine infection locks down your computer and requests you to pay money for extremely vicious crimes. Are you a cyber criminal? Have you violates cyber security laws? Regardless of your answer, you need to delete The ICE Cyber Crime Center - ICE Virus, also known as ICE Virus, because this is the only way to regain access to the computer and secure your virtual identity. Have no doubt that the removal of the infection is quite tricky, which is why Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers recommend reading the provided information and following the removal instructions displayed below. Read more »

Ministrstvo za notranje zadave Policija Virus is a computer threat that is very good at fooling computer users into transferring their money to cyber criminals. This ransomware infection locks down your computer and holds it hostage in hopes of luring your money out of you. Ministrstvo za notranje zadave Policija Virus claims that the notification displayed across your screen is delivered by the Slovenian Police office. Thus, the infection it makes the users in Slovenia think that their systems are locked down by law enforcement authorities while the reality is quite the opposite. Read more »

Police Rendőrség Virus is a computer infection that has been created to lure your money out of you. It targets computers in Hungary, and displays a screen-sized notification that is supposedly sent by the Hungarian Police. The user infected with Police Rendőrség Virus is accused of copyright infringement, child porn distribution and other illegal cyber activity. Aside from these accusations, Police Rendőrség Virus also does not allow the user to access his desktop - no matter how many times you would restart your computer the Police Rendőrség Virus does not disappear. It asks you to pay the fine if you want to avoid prosecution. Quite obviously, you have to remove Police Rendőrség Virus from your computer, because that is the only way to get rid of the notification. Read more »

Policie České republiky Virus is a computer threat that attacks users in Czech Republic. It denies desktop access and displays a fraudulent notification on behalf of the Czech police. According to the message, your computer is locked because you have been engaged into illegal cyber activity, namely - downloading and distributing copyrighted content (Video, Music, Software). Read more »

If your computer is infected with Ireland's National Police Service Virus, keep in mind that the police in Ireland do not attempt to make you pay a fine by displaying a warning that contains various alleged charges.  With this virus on your PC, you cannot access the system because a fraudulent message appears whenever the PC is turned on. Follow our advice and remove Ireland's National Police Service Virus as soon as you can if you do not want to have the PC damaged by the infection. Read more »

Dirección General de la Policía Virus is a computer infection which you would not like to have on your computer. It enters the system without your consent and locks it down to make you think that the computer is no longer operable. In order to unlock the system, you are expected to pay a fine of 100 Euros via Paysafecard or Ukash. The virus has a version called FBI Cybercrime Division Virus which demand that the money be paid via MoneyPak, so as you can see, criminals can chose any money transaction service they like to trick you into thinking that you really  need to pay the ransom money. Read more »

If your screen displays a full-screen message that has a headline Polícia De Segurança Pública, do not think that the Portuguese police have connected to your computer. The truth is that your PC is infected with the cunning Urausy Trojan that produces a hoax message to convince you that you have to pay the police a sum of 100 Euros in order to regain control over the system.  Do not trust the content of the message as the so-called Polícia De Segurança Pública Virus is a scam. Read more »