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FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus is a ransomware which uses the credentials of the well-known and respected Federal Bureau of Investigation. The clandestine infection may lock your computer and deny access to the desktop. The lock-down is presented through a highly misleading notification which supposedly represents the FBI investigation related to your operating Windows system. If you pay attention to the bogus alert, you will read that alleged criminal actions have been performed from your personal computer. This is just a scam and you should ignore the presented accusations. The displayed fine is equally as illegitimate, and you should rather invest your money onto legitimate malware detection and removal software. Without a doubt, you should delete FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus from the computer immediately. Read more »

Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus is a ransomware infection that locks down your desktop and demands a ransom fee for a crime you have not committed. It makes an impression that the message displayed across your screen has been sent by the Abu Dhabi Police office that is the main police office in the capital of United Arab Emirates. By locking you out of your computer and displaying the fake notification, Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus wants to make you think that you have really been engaged in illegal activity and thus you face possible legal sentence. To avoid the sentence and to regain your desktop access Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus tries to convince you to pay a ransom fee. However, instead of doing that you should remove Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus from your computer immediately. Read more »

CashU Virus is a malicious ransomware infection which gets its name from the CashU money transfer system popular in the Middle East as well as North Africa. It replaces the popular Ukash, Paysafecard and Moneypak systems which have been utilized to collect money from European, Australian and American Windows users. The devious threat runs on operating Windows systems with the help of Urausy Trojan. Read more »

Police Virus is a generic name for hundreds of different ransomware infections which use deception and apocryphal credentials of international Police departments and agencies just to generate illicit profits. Some of the recent examples include Emniyet Genel Müdürlüğü virus, Su Licencia Ha Caducado Virus and POLITIE Belgique Police Fédérale Virus. As research shows, the infection is spread all around the world, as it has been detected in Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, the U.S., Read more »