Monthly Archives: October 2012 - Page 5

There is no doubt that you will not want to face the sinister Canadian Security Intelligence Service Virus; however, if your computer is not guarded by automatic infections’ discovery and deterrence tools, the program could enter without any of your knowledge. After this, the virus could remain “silent” for as much as days until your computer’s attack is initiated. Once this is executed, you will not be able to access your desktop, delete Canadian Security Intelligence Service Virus or remove Read more »

Polizia Di Stato Virus is a ransomware infection popular in Italy, and targeted at unsuspecting computer users. The mission of the virus is to deceive the user and make him/her pay money for unlocking the computer, which is frozen as soon as the infection gets into the system. In order to obtain one’s money, a misleading pop-up message saying that the computer is locked down because of illegal activities carried out by the user, is displayed. Read more »

Česká Republika Policie virus is a clone of GVU virus, Bundesamt für Polizei virus, Police Cybercrime Investigation Department virus, Cuerpo Nacional de Policia virus,  and tens of others. All of these programs work alongside the vicious Reveton Trojan, and this infection may enter your computer via bundled downloads, social engineering scams, malvertisement and other vulnerabilities. Once the infection is in, you will notice slower computer’s performance and other operative issues; however, Read more »

Bundesamt für Polizei virus is a ransomware infection that may infect your operating Windows system, if it is not safeguarded by automatic antimalware software. Only such implementations could save you time and trouble that you will waste when dealing with virus’ removal. The cunning infection may slither into the PC using bundled downloads or social engineering scams; Read more »

Northern Constabulary E-Crime Unit virus is a computer ransomware application. It is a dangerous infection that targets not your system, but your money. Northern Constabulary E-Crime Unit virus confronts you with a fake security notification that accuses you of committing a list of crimes. Naturally, all of these accusations are very far from the truth, but a lot of users believe they are true, because Northern Constabulary E-Crime Unit virus uses official law enforcement symbols. Read more »

Even though "Access to your computer was denied" virus may be presented in various European languages, you should be surprised by its existence, if you do not live in Germany, since it is presented with GEMA credentials. The ransomware can slither into a computer using social engineering scams or vulnerabilities exposed by such malicious infections as Trojan:Win32/LockScreen.Cl or the Reveton Trojan. After this, the malignant virus is set out to breach your Windows Registry and tamper with the values of Task Manager and your computer’s screen. Read more »