Monthly Archives: May 2013 - Page 6

W32/Child-Porn.PROXY/Server is a fake alert displayed on your computer by a rogue antispyware application. It is so-called phantom infection, because it does not exist in your computer and you are seeing a notification only because you have been infected with fake antivirus program. Therefore, W32/Child-Porn.PROXY/Server as such does not exist. Even if you look for a file with such a name on your system, you would not find anything, because the "Infected: W32/Child-Porn.PROXY/Server" message is sent by such rogues as Internet Security 2012. Read more »

Neutrino Exploit Kit is a piece of malware which attempts to exploit system vulnerabilities in order to corrupt the infected computer. The malware is widely distributed on various online forums, and as regards the detected of the threat, it is known to be dubbed as JAVA_EXPLOYT.NE; moreover, it exploits vulnerabilities CVE-2013-0431 and 2013-1723. Neutrino Exploit Kit is also known to be used for spreading ransomware Trojans; more precisely, it has been determined that the threat belongs to the Urausy malware family, so if the computer is no longer inoperable, take immediate actions to remove it. Read more »

Latvijas Valsts Policija Virus is a computer infection that wants nothing but your money. This malicious program makes you think that you have violated national laws in Latvia by blocking your desktop access. It is practically the same infection as FBI Virus, the only difference is that Latvijas Valsts Policija Virus is localized for computer users in Latvia and displays a fake notification in Latvia. The ransomware category means that Latvijas Valsts Policija Virus holds your computer hostage and requires a particular fee in order to "release" Nevertheless, the users should not succumb to such blackmail - you must remove Latvijas Valsts Policija Virus from your computer and make sure that there are no other malicious files present within your system. Read more »

The clandestine Tietoverkkorikosten Tutkinnan Yksikkö Virus is not an infection you want to face. The highly disruptive ransomware may remove access to the desktop and leave you paralyzed with a bogus notification on the screen. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have discovered that the threat is controlled by the developers of the malicious and extremely clandestine Filmrans Trojan. Read more »

Luxembourg Police Grand-Ducale Virus is a malicious ransomware which comes from the group of PC infections closely related to the Filmrans Trojan. The devious computer threat can distribute the recent AFP Virus and Politie Office Central Virus or other well-known malicious programs without your notice. Needless to say, this is the strength of the clandestine Trojan and you should guard the PC against the threat with authentic Windows security and malware removal software. If it is too late and access to the desktop has been removed, there is only one thing you can do – delete Luxembourg Police Grand-Ducale Virus. Even though the removal of the infection is quite complicated, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers are here to help you. Read more »