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PRISM Virus is a malignant ransomware infection which may attack your computer if you live in the United States and if your operating Windows system is not safeguarded against spyware. The infection falls into the same group of infections as the previously reported United States Courts Virus, Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section Virus, Mandiant U.S.A. Cyber Security Virus, and other ransomware threats pointed against the U.S. All of these malignant infections should be removed from the computer as soon as they lock the desktop and remove all administrative privileges. The main attribute following the illegal PC lock-down is the misleading and 100% fictitious screen-locking alert. Even though the provided information seems authentic, you definitely should pay no attention; otherwise, you may be diverted from the main task you have – PRISM Virus removal. Read more »

The devious ransomware Meldestelle Cybercrime und Kinderpornografie Virus is responsible for thousands of illegally locked computers all around Austria. The infection has been created to paralyze the system and fool affected Windows users into paying a fine of €100. This fictional fine is validated as a legal measure for the cyber crimes you have performed from the computer, and the accusations are displayed within the screen-locking notification. It is important you pay absolutely no attention to the listed crimes (e.g. distribution of pirated files or spam) and the fine because they are fictitious. If you make the payment via Paysafecard and Ukash systems, there is no doubt that this money will end up in the hands of vicious cyber criminals. If you do not want to be linked to schemers in any way – remove Meldestelle Cybercrime und Kinderpornografie Virus as soon as you can. Read more »

Nacionalni Preiskovalni Urad Virus is not an infection you want corrupting your operating Windows system because it can remove access to the desktop and trick you into wasting your money. How does the infection run on your personal computer? Even though most Windows users are likely to indicate the screen-locking alert as the infection paralyzing the computer, in reality, you need to detect and delete the malicious Urausy Trojan. This threat could have been running on the PC for days before the lock-down of your computer. Needless to say, it is impossible to miss the infection once access to the computer is disabled. Of course, cyber criminals have no benefits from an infection which can only lock down the PC, which is why you are also introduced to a misleading notification indicating that you are a cyber criminal yourself. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have analyzed the infection, and now we can help you remove Nacionalni Preiskovalni Urad Virus from the PC. Read more »

Jandarma Genel Komutanligi virus is a fraudulent full-screen warning that is generated by the Trojan Urausy, which gets onto the PC through the vulnerabilities of the system. It is important to ignore the content of the deceitful notification as its ultimate goal is to lure the user of the infected computer into paying €100. Jandarma Genel Komutanligi virus is a Turkish interface of the Trojan, and it is labeled as such because of the Turkish Gendarmerie presented in the warning.  The national police of Turkey are also presented. Read more »

Secretaria de Seguridad Publica Virus is a program that needs to be removed from your PC immediately. It is a ransomware application and it is direct descendent of such malicious computer threat as FBI Moneypak Virus and similar Ukash Virus infections. Secretaria de Seguridad Publica Virus is not a genuine virus, but it is simply called that way for simplicity’s sake. After all, it does paralyze your computer system by blocking your desktop access. Nevertheless, you should never succumb to its threats and demands, because paying the ransom fee is not an option. Invest in a powerful computer safeguard application to help you deal with Secretaria de Seguridad Publica Virus for good. Read more »

Ministerio del Interior de Uruguay virus is a computer infection distributed by Urausy Trojan. This Trojan is notorious for delivering Ukash Virus group applications to computer systems around the globe. As far as Ministerio del Interior de Uruguay virus is concerned, it is easy to see from its title the that infection targets primarily computer users in Uruguay. It tries to make them think that the notification on their screens is delivered by the Ministry of Interior, and the infected users have committed something illegal. Nevertheless, the infection’s claims are groundless, and it is important to remove Ministerio del Interior de Uruguay virus from your computer ASAP. Read more »

Ravnateljstvo Policije Virus is the Croatian version of the infamous Paysafecard Virus. The infection uses security vulnerabilities to enter and then remove access to the desktop. The screen is then covered with a misleading notification with authentic Police credentials attached to it illegally. The completely bogus notification looks quite reliable, which is why schemers behind the ransomware have already victimized thousands of oblivious Windows users. Without a doubt, the infection is deceptive, and so you need to keep your operating system protected against it. In case your personal computer has already been paralyzed by the misleading alert, you need to remove Ravnateljstvo Policije Virus without any delay. If you postpone the removal task, it is quite possible that schemers will infect your personal computer with other dangerous threats.

How does Ravnateljstvo Policije Virus work?

Ured Za Posebne Poslove Sigurnosti Virus is yet another malicious ransomware which could be dropped onto your operating Windows system. Both of these infections are controlled by the malicious Urausy Trojan, which is why the interfaces and the text represented within the fictitious alert are similar. Here are a few excerpts that our researchers have listed as the most important ones:

UPOZORENJE!
Vaš osoban kompjuter je blokiran zbog sigurnosnih mjera iz sljedećih razloga.
Vi ste optuženi za gledanje/skladištenje i/ili distribuciju pornografskog materijala zabranjenog sadržajem (pornografija/sodomija/silovanje, itd.). [...]
Iznos vaše kazna je HRR 500 Kuna.

Without a doubt, the accusations, spanning from bulk-spamming to child pornography distribution, are extremely serious. To reinforce the falsified authenticity of these accusations schemers have employed a number of well-know law enforcement organizations to convince that you need to follow all of the listed demands. You may notice the credentials of Interpol, Uprava Kriminalističke Policije Odjel za Visokotehnološki Kriminalitet, Internet Police or Cyber Crime Unit. According to our researchers, the same tricks have been utilized for the scams of Poliisihallituksen Virus, Ministry of Public Safety Canada Virus, Dansk Rigspolitiet Virus and other well-known Urausy ransomware infections.

The main purpose of the fictitious accusations, the misleading notification and the illegal computer lock-down is to trick you into paying the fine. This fine is bogus and so by paying it you will probably receive nothing in return. If you wish to restore access to the computer, you have to dismiss any deceptive requests and remove Ravnateljstvo Policije Virus as soon as possible.

How to remove Ravnateljstvo Policije Virus?

Some Windows users want to delete Ravnateljstvo Policije Virus manually; however, only few of them know how difficult and demanding this task is. The malicious Urausy Trojan could be running with the help of rootkit components, and these elements can aggravate manual removal even if you are an expert. Those who doubt their skills or who have not deleted malware in the past should entrust automatic spyware detection and removal tools to have the threat deleted from the computer. To unlock the computer and install anti-malware software follow the step-by-step guides provided below.

Ransomware Removal Instructions

Remove from Windows 8:

1. Open the Charm Bar by moving the cursor to the bottom-left corner of the Metro UI start screen.
2. Click Settings -> Change PC Settings -> General -> Start Now (under Advanced Startup).
3. Select Troubleshoot -> Advanced Options -> Startup Settings -> Restart -> F5.
4. Launch a browser and visit http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/download-sph .
5. Download and install the reliable malware removal tool to delete computer infections.

Remove from Windows Vista/Windows 7:

1. Restart the PC.
2. Wait for BIOS to load.
3. Instantaneously start tapping the F8 key.
4. Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking.
5. Tap Enter to confirm the choice.
6. Download and install the automatic spyware remover SpyHunter.

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Restart the PC, wait for BIOS screen to disappear and start tapping F8.
2. Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
3. Click Yes on the ‘Windows is running in safe mode’ alert.
4. Download SpyHunter from http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/spyhunter .
5. Open the Start menu, launch RUN, type in msconfig and click OK.
6. Click the Startup tab, choose Disable All and select OK.
7. Restart the PC and install the automatic spyware removal tool to delete malware.