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Cybercrime Investigation Department Virus

Posted by on August 17, 2012 7 comments
Cybercrime Investigation Department Virus

Cybercrime Investigation Department Virus is another deceptive form of the Ukash family ransomware infections, and if you have already dealt With FBI Moneypak or Metropolitan Police Viruses, you will be very well aware that there is no need for you to trust this cunning scam. Just like previously reported malware, this cunning virus can enter your PC through an uncountable number of security loopholes and cracks, including infected spam email attachments and bundled downloads. Once the cunning application is through this barricade, it can then slither into your system’s registry, Read more »

Interpol Trojan

Posted by on August 17, 2012 No comments
Interpol Trojan

Ransomware appears to be gaining in popularity among cyber criminals, because a new piece of malware that goes by the name of Interpol Trojan has been recently released. This time, instead of presenting the FBI, Metropolitan Police and other organizations, the name of Interpol is used. The Trojan, as well as ransomware viruses launched earlier, disables all process of the system, Read more »

Trojan.Zeroaccess!inf4

Posted by on August 16, 2012 No comments

Trojan.Zeroaccess!inf4 is a piece of malware without an interface, which already signals that you will not notice the attack of this infection if an antivirus program is absent on your PC. As soon as the Trojan injects its codes into your Windows Registry, it enables remote hackers to control your machine and involve it in a botnet. Once this happens, you lose your control over the machine, because remove hackers can manipulate your PC, commit an identity theft and carry out more cyber crimes. Therefore, removal of Trojan.Zeroaccess!inf4 is the only option for dealing this the infection if it ever penetrates into your computer’s system. Read more »

Win32/Winwebsec

Posted by on August 1, 2012 No comments

Win32/Winwebsec is a Trojan displaying fake antivirus programs, which are also classified under the name of Win32/Winwebsec. Once in a computer’s system, the Trojan displays interfaces that look legitimate; however, the truth lying behind bogus security tools is that this is how cyber criminals attempt to deceive gullible computer users into buying a bogus security application, which supposedly removes malware. Read more »

Sacem Police Nationale Virus

Posted by on July 27, 2012 No comments
Sacem Police Nationale Virus

Sacem virus is a fraudulent warning which is displayed by Trojan:Win32/LockScreen.CI that disables the system and displays a bogus warning saying that the user is charged at  €100. So far, this virus has been detected in Germany, Netherlands, England and other European countries.  It is highly advisable to keep your antivirus software updated and the Windows Firewall turned on, because once this threat invades the system, a new antivirus/spyware program should be installed to delete the infection. Read more »

Windows Active Guard

Posted by on July 23, 2012 2 comments
Windows Active Guard

Beware of Windows Active Guard and its deceitful computer scanner, which will declare that your operating Windows system is under the attack of obnoxious Trojans, keyloggers, worms, and various other infections. In reality, no malware are truly affecting your system, and the entire antispyware application is completely fake! Windows Security Renewal and Windows Home Patron are exact replicas of the cunning virus, and you should be aware of any clones from the same Rogue.VirusDoctor family, Read more »

Windows Security System

Posted by on July 19, 2012 No comments
Windows Security System

 Windows Security System is a deceitful security application which has been designed to present misleading information about a PC’s security, and swindle money out of gullible Windows users by asking them to pay money for an imaginary full version of the application. Do not download this bogus software, or if you have it on your computer, remove it at once. Windows Security System employs scare tactics to make you think that the system is jammed with Trojan, malware or various infections, which you might not have heard of before. Read more »

Firewall has blocked a program from accessing the internet System Alert

Posted by on July 16, 2012 No comments
Firewall has blocked a program from accessing the internet System Alert

Have you faced the Firewall has blocked a program from accessing the internet security alert? Have no doubt that information declared in this bogus notification does not represent the true state of your operating Windows system and Internet connectivity, in particular. In fact, this is just a signal that the vicious viruses is running inside your system! Read more »

Fake London Olympic Tickets - Internet Scams!

Posted by on July 15, 2012 2 comments

London Olympics 2012 are only a couple of days away, and those who have missed their opportunity to get a hold of tickets to their favorite sport events, are desperate. Unfortunately, this desperation has led thousands of oblivious sport enthusiasts into trusting liveolympictickets.com, a fake online ticket seller, which looks as legitimate as the next vendor. Read more »

Windows Web Combat

Posted by on July 12, 2012 No comments
Windows Web Combat

Windows Web Combat is a cunning infection that comes from the Rogue.VirusDoctor family, which also includes such threats as Windows Profound Security, Windows Virtual Angel,  and many others. Like its predecessors, Windows Web Combat attempts to deceive a Windows user about her/her computer system’s security by displaying misleading information and offering the user to buy its fake full version. The so-called full version of the malware is said to be able to remove all infections detected; Read more »