Monthly Archives: May 2013 - Page 7

If your operating system has been infected with the AFP Virus, there are no doubts that your Windows system is locked without a possibility to access the desktop. Also known as the Australian Federal Police Virus, the malicious infection has a few different versions. Most of them have different interfaces and are managed through different ransomware Trojans, including Filmrans, Urausy, Reveton and Netra. The name of the malicious application comes from the usage of the credentials of the authentic law enforcer who is active in Australia, which signals that the threat targets Australian Windows users. According to the malware experts at Anti-Spyware-101.com, it is essential to delete AFP Virus in order to restore access to the computer. Please continue reading if you wish to remove the threat but you do not know how. Read more »

Polisen Enheten för databrott is a malicious infection classified as ransomware application. This program locks down your computer and makes it seem as though you have done something illegal and now the law enforcement authorities are going to arrest you. Polisen Enheten för databrott attacks users in Sweden, and it pretends to be a direct representative of the Swedish government (Regeringskansliet). However, this program has nothing in common with local police office. It is a dangerous infection that brings nothing but harm, and you need to remove Polisen Enheten för databrott immediately. Read more »

If you live in Belgium, you should rush to protect your Windows system with authentic security software, before Politie Office Central Virus manages to slither in. The clandestine threat travels with the help of the Filmrans Trojan, and this infection may act without your notice. Once the malicious Trojan is downloaded onto your computer through spam email attachments, misleading advertisement or similar security cracks, its files corrupt the Windows Registry and initiate various malignant processes. Read more »

Cyber criminals try to find methods for deceiving computer users and the web page google-earth.xtremedownload.com is one of their attempts to swindle them out of their money. The link itself seems to be related to Google and its product Google Earth software. However, if you want to download the software, visit the official website and do not download anything from google-earth.xtremedownload.com as you will also install SmartPCFix which will try to lure you into buying its full version. If you have installed Google Earth and find that SmartPCFix is also present on the PC, it is advisable to remove it from the computer. Read more »

Porn Virus is a disturbing Windows infection which manifests through an unauthorized computer lock-down and a misleading screen-size notification supposedly conducted by different law enforcement agencies. The malicious threat is also recognized as Pornography Virus or Child Porn Virus, and these names derive from the main accusations presented within the bogus notifications. Unfortunately, our Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers count in tens and even hundreds of different versions of the malicious infection which may be detected in Windows systems all over the world. Read more »