Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus

What is Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus?

Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus is quite a mouthful of a name for computer infection, but it refers to a ransomware program that could be called in various ways, depending on which keywords you use for your search. In general, this ransomware program is part of a huge group of computer infections that are distributed by Revoyem Trojan. Its main goal is to steal your money and it tries to achieve that by locking your screen. Unless you remove Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus from your computer, the desktop will remain locked, and you will be constantly threatened by this infection.

Where does Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus come from?

Just like the rest of Ukash Viruses (Police Cybercrime Virus, Dansk Politi Virus, Bundeskriminalamt Virus and so on), Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus is distributed by Trojans. The new method of ransomware distribution via Revoyem Trojan involves computer users being redirected to child pornography webpage. This redirection occurs when users click an infected link on a pornography website.

Pornography sites are often exploited for malware distribution, so it is of no surprise that Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus and Revoyem Trojan arrive via such pages as well. The problem, though, is that the infection accuses you of various crimes you have not committed, and child pornography distribution is one of them.

What does Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus do?

Since the process of ransomware infection involves redirection to disturbing child pornography web pages, later on when the fake notification supposedly sent by the FBI appears on your screen, you may think that the line which says you have been involved in viewing child pornography may be legitimate.

Nevertheless, all the accusations listed in the notification are absolutely fake. Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus is by no means related to the FBI, and you will do yourself a favor if you ignore the notification point blank.

In the case of payment of a fine, all data collected against you will be removed from the evidence base
First violations committed not entail any legal consequences, except a penalty in accordance with the law of February 18, 2013. For repeated violation of the law prosecution is inevitable.

To unlock the computer, and avoid other legal consequences, you are required to pay a fine of $300.

As you can see, Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus expects you to transfer the ransom fee via MoneyPak or PaySafeCard alternative payment systems. Needless to say, that paying the fine will not unlock your computer. You will only lose your money, so you should know better than you give these cyber criminals what they want.

How to remove Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus?

In order to terminate the infection, you should unlock your screen first. It can be done by following the instructions provided below. Once you have your desktop back, get yourself a powerful computer security application that will remove Computer crime & intellectual property section (ccips) Virus automatically, along with Revoyem Trojan and all the other possible infections. Do what is best for your system.

How to restore desktop access

Windows 8

1. Press Windows key and metro Start menu will open.
2. Click the built-in Internet Explorer tile.
3. Go to http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/download-sph and install SpyHunter.
4. Scan your computer.

Windows Vista & Windows 7

1. Restart your computer and press F8 several times.
2. Select Safe Mode with Networking from Advanced Boot Options menu and press Enter.
3. Access http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/spyhunter and download SpyHunter.
4. Install the program and run a full system scan.

Windows XP

1. Follow the steps above from 1 to 2.
2. Click Yes on a confirmation box.
3. Download SpyHunter.
4. Open Start menu and click Run.
5. Enter “msconfig” and click OK.
6. Select Startup tab on System Configuration Utility.
7. Uncheck all the programs on the list and click OK.
8. Restart your computer in Normal Mode.
9. Install SpyHunter and scan your PC.

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