Monthly Archives: April 2013 - Page 4

Public Security Directorate Virus

Posted by Lisa Blanc on April 18, 2013 No comments

If your computer is under the attack of Public Security Directorate Virus, access to the desktop is disabled and you are presented with a fictitious notification allegedly sent by the Hashemite Kingdom Jordan Public Security Directorate. Have you noticed this intimidating activity? Then you certainly need to delete the malicious infection which has taken over your personal computer. If you postpone this task, your personal Windows system could become infected with other malicious applications sooner than you can imagine. If this is not what you want, security experts at Anti-Spyware-101.com recommend that you immediately remove Public Security Directorate Virus. Read more »

You have 48 hours left to enter your payment Virus

Posted by Sarah Stewart on April 17, 2013 No comments

If you have not safeguarded your operating Windows system with legitimate security software, soon enough you may need to worry about You have 48 hours left to enter your payment removal. The clandestine threat targets Windows users living the United States; however, it can also endanger the security of those living outside of the country. Some Windows experts may refer to the application as the Spamhaus Virus due to fact that the authentic Spamhaus Project credentials are attached to the scheme. Read more »

Spamhaus Virus

Posted by Lisa Blanc on April 17, 2013 No comments

Spamhaus Virus is a malicious ransomware which comes from the faction of such recent Windows infections as Federal Bureau of Investigation Virus, Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus and CashU Virus. The deceitful threat uses the credentials of authoritative law enforcement departments to trick you into thinking that you have performed illegal actions from your computer and that you need to pay requested fines. This particular ransomware hides behind the authentic name of The Spamhaus Project. If your administrative privileges have been removed by a screen-locking notification supposedly sent by this agency, you need to delete Spamhaus Virus without further delay. If you do not remove this clandestine infection, soon enough the system could become infected with even more malware. Read more »

Search.smartsuggestor.com

Posted by Sarah Stewart on April 17, 2013 No comments

Search.smartsuggestor.com is a search engine which some computers may regard as a browser hijacker because it can replace your home after you install a toolbar which is bundled with freeware or shareware. It immediately implies that you should avoid free software download websites as they provide program which also install browser extensions or add-ons. We recommend that you remove Search.smartsuggestor.com from the PC in order to minimize the risk of getting the PC infected with viruses provided by insecure websites that you may come up with. Read more »

Buscaid Virus

Posted by Lisa Blanc on April 16, 2013 No comments

Buscaid Virus is a computer infection which is usually categorized as a browser hijacker. What is it capable of? The main purpose of the suspicious program is to initiate unauthorized rerouting to various websites, some of which may promote bogus software and products. Additionally, the infection can corrupt your search results and trick you into clicking on various advertisements and visiting sites related to promotional content. To top this, the malicious application can also hijack your home page and search engine modifying them to buscaid.com. According to Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers, these are the main symptoms which may help your recognize the illicit activity of a malicious browser hijacker. Needless to say, you need to delete Buscaid Virus as soon as you notice its existence. Read more »

Windows Essentials Pro 2013

Posted by Max Lehmann on April 16, 2013 No comments

Windows Essentials Pro 2013 is an application which has been created to deceive PC’s users. Windows Essentials Pro 2013 is a duplicate of Micorsoft Essential Security Pro 2013 that belong to the same family of the rogues. The creators of Windows Essentials Pro 2013 seem to be poor people because they want to make you pay money for a fictitious security application. Remove Windows Essentials Pro 2013, because it is not going to protect your system and data stored on the computer. Read more »

Startsear.info

Posted by Lisa Blanc on April 16, 2013 No comments

Even though Startsear.info is not a malicious website, it has been discovered that cyber criminals may use it for their devious online schemes. If you have discovered regular browsing sessions interrupted by redirections to this particular website, it is important to scan the PC and determine whether you do not need to delete a vicious browser hijacker running within your operating Windows system. The malicious program is also known as a redirect virus as its main task is to trick you into visiting websites which are related to promotional content. Even though this activity may seem harmless at first, you need to be extremely cautious. According to Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers, the suspicious program could even lead you to secondary malware infiltration. So how should you delete Startsear.info hijacker? Read more »

Federal Bureau of Investigation Virus

Posted by Max Lehmann on April 15, 2013 No comments

Federal Bureau of Investigation Virus is a mischievous ransomware which acts upon the command of cyber criminals behind the malicious Nymaim Trojan. The clandestine infection is also responsible for such ransomware infections as the Police Central e-Crime Unit Virus, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Virus and Office Central de Lutte contre la Criminalité Virus. Read more »

Bigseekpro.com

Posted by Lisa Blanc on April 15, 2013 No comments

Bigseekpro.com is a webpage that functions as a browser hijacker, because it changes your home page and default search engine to Bigseekpro.com. Most of the time the home page is changed with user's permission, but the problem is that users often are too negligent during freeware installation process, and so they miss the notifications that inform them about the oncoming change. Whether you have installed an application that changed your home page willingly or not, you need to remove Bigseekpro.com from your browser, because in the long run the website may expose you to a dangerous malware infection. Read more »

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