Anti-spyware 101

If your personal Windows system appears to be locked by the Hungarian Police, we recommend you scan it for Nemzeti Nyomozó Iroda Virus. This clandestine infection is a ransomware, and so its main objective is to trick you into giving up money for the restored access to the computer in return. The computer lock-down is the most notable symptom and the most important attribute of the scam. Without a doubt, you cannot ignore the removed privileges to access the system, and so there is a greater chance that you will follow the demands presented within the alert. Instead of doing that you should remove Nemzeti Nyomozó Iroda Virus from the computer. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have analyzed the threat and discovered that the removal of this infection is not that simple. If you want to learn how to delete the ransomware from the computer – continue reading. Read more »

Arma dei Carabinieri Virus is a serious threat to the integrity of the operating Windows system. The malignant infection has been developed by cyber criminals who may utilize the infamous Urausy Trojan to ensure that your Windows system is blocked, access to the desktop is removed, and a fictitious notification is presented. If you are reading this report, there is no doubt that your PC has already been corrupted and that you have already familiarized yourself with the misleading accusations. The bogus warning on top of the desktop is used to intimidate you into thinking that you have been placed in the black-list of the Internet Police, Ministero degli Affari, l’Allenza per la protezione del diritto d’autore and other well-known law enforcement organizations. This is a scam, and you need to remove Arma dei Carabinieri Virus if you wish to restore access to the PC. Read more »

Poliisin Tekniikkakeskus Virus is the Finish version of the infamous Ukash Virus or Paysafecard Virus. The clandestine threat could also be recognized as the Police Virus, and this name derives from the credentials of authentic Police departments which will show up on your desktop as soon as the threat locks it down. Aside from the intimidating logos/names, the fictitious alert is also used to introduce you to bogus cyber crime violations which allegedly have been performed from your personal computer. Even though the alert lists your IP address, country and Windows version, you should have no doubts that every piece of information presented is completely bogus. All of this is a scam to convince you to pay a fine of 100 Euros. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that you need to remove Poliisin Tekniikkakeskus Virus instead of paying the completely bogus and illegal fine. Want to learn more? Continue reading. Read more »

Serviciul pentru Intervenţii şi Acţiuni Speciale virus is a malicious ransomware infection that tries to scare you in paying them money for supposed crimes. It blocks your computer screen and shows a fake warning that claims that you have committed various felonies and that you must pay a “fine” to avoid more serious consequences.

This virus looks and works practically exactly the same as Nemzeti Védelmi Szolgálat virus; it is safe to assume that there are the same cyber criminals behind both of these ransomware infections. You should note that this is a very dangerous threat and instead of complying with the demands, you should remove Serviciul pentru Intervenţii şi Acţiuni Speciale virus immediately. Read more »

Ministerul Afacerilor Interne virus is a dangerous computer infection which attempts to convince you that you have to pay 100 Romanian lei (RON) in order to have the computer unlocked. If your PC is already infected with this threat, you know that the infection generates a full-screen notification which contains the accusations, logos of authoritative institutions, and requirement to pay a fine, which is said to be imposed because of your illegal activities. Ministerul Afacerilor Interne virus, also known as Serviciul pentru Intervenţii şi Acţiuni Speciale virus, is an instance of the Trojan Urausy, whose different variants are spread around the world. It is crucial to remove Serviciul pentru Intervenţii şi Acţiuni Speciale virus from the computer; otherwise, the ransomware infection may severely violate your privacy by stealing your personal information. Read more »

Keskusrikospoliisi virus is a ransomware infection developed by the same cyber criminals who are responsible for having spewed out all the other Ukash virus infections. This computer threat attacks users in Finland and it poses as an official representative of the Finnish Police. That is the main reason why a lot of users end up believing the message they see on their screen, but you should know better. Remove Keskusrikospoliisi virus from your computer and protect your money from these cyber thieves. Keep on reading this article in order to find out how to restore your desktop access and how to remove the malicious infection for good. Read more »

Polícia Judiciária de Portugal Virus is a new ransomware infection which follows the footsteps of the truly clandestine and intrusive threats Atenção! Seu computador e bloqueado! Virus and Polícia de Segurança Pública Portuguese Virus. As you can tell from the names of these threats, they are dangerous to those Windows users who live in Portugal. In case your Windows system is not guarded by authentic spyware detection and removal tools, and you are not careful, for example you open spam email attachments or download from unreliable sources, soon enough your PC could be infected by the malign Urausy Trojan. The threat is barely notable, and in most cases it hides within the computer for days until cyber criminals are ready to take over your operating Windows system. As this happens, you will discover that access to the computer has been removed and that the desktop is now corrupted by a suspicious looking warning. Have you noticed this? Then rush to remove Polícia Judiciária de Portugal Virus as soon as possible. Read more »

Politiets Sikkerhetstjeneste virus is a ransomware infection which you may come across if you live in Norway and have no security program on your PC. Moreover, it is a Trojan called Urausy, which has different variants. The threat in question barely differs from the earlier versions of the Urausy Trojan, if, for example, you compare Politiet Norge Ukash Virus and Norsk Politi Institutt for Cybercrime Virus. Like the threats daetected earlier, Politiets Sikkerhetstjeneste virus is aimed at deceiving unsuspecting computer users, which means that the content of the warning generated by the threat should be ignored, and the infection removed from the PC. Read more »