Trojan.Maljava!gen24 is a recent malware infection which comes into the system through JavaScript files located in malicious websites, which already implies that you should be very careful with spam emails containing links to unknown websites. The best choice in such a case would be to delete the email before opening it and make sure that the computer runs a reliable spyware removal or antivirus program. The Trojan is known to infect different operating systems, including Linux, Mac OS, Solaris and different versions of Windows; consequently, every computer user should be aware of this cunning network infection. Read more »
BOO/TDss.O Trojan
Posted by Max Lehmann
on August 28, 2012
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BOO/TDss.O is a dangerous Trojan which typically bypasses the most popular antivirus programs that are not updated and ready to fight this cunning infection off, or sometimes it happens that even if security tools detect the infection, they are not able to remove it. It is not enough to ignore this infection’s presence, because the Trojan severely affects the computer’s performance, and you cannot work on the PC properly. Read more »
Trojan.Kryptik
Posted by Max Lehmann
on August 28, 2012
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Certain computer infections, like Trojan.Kryptik, slither into systems and act highly surreptitiously, which means that if they are running inside your Windows, you might not even know it until it is too late. Of course, there are a few signs that you should be aware of, as they could help you understand that something is corrupting your PC. Unfortunately, slow system’s performance, uncontrollable shut-downs, browser redirections and similar symptoms might all come at once, making your system barely operable and aggravating Trojan.Agent/Gen-Kryptik removal operations altogether. Read more »
Game Card Virus / Ransomware
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 27, 2012
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Game Card Virus / Ransomware is the latest cyber criminals’ tool used to deceive computer users into paying money for unlocking the computer on which a Game Card message appears. The infection which disables the computer’s system completely presents an alert message claiming that the computer is locked down because of illegal downloads of music. The message is supposedly presented by CELAS, which, in reality, is owned by PRS for Music and GEMA. The two later names have already been used by cyber schemers to deceive users and persuade them to ransom the infected computers; consequently, the case of Game Card Ransomware is not an exception. Read more »
Malex Trojan
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on August 27, 2012
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Malex Trojan is one of the most cunning infections that could enter your personal computer. This devious Trojan is capable of breaching your digital privacy, stealing personal data, using your accounts for further malware propagation and various other illegal activities. It is now known that the infection can slither into your computer via such security cracks as infected USB flash drives, spam email attachments, hijacked IRC protocols and a number of other loopholes, which means that not a single Read more »
Information Security and Control Act virus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 26, 2012
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Remove Information Security and Control Act virus is a cunning piece of ransomware which you should remove so that you can regain access to your computer, because this Remove Information Security and Control Act virus locks the computer down and disables access to the Internet. To unlock the computer and restore its settings the user is encouraged to pay a ransom charge, which should not be done due to fact that the message is created by cyber schemers. Read more »
PCeU Virus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 23, 2012
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If you see Police Central e-crime Unit (PCeU) notification on your computer’s screen claiming that you need to pay money for alleged criminal activity, PCeU infection has attacked your operating Windows system! This infection works exactly like the West Yorkshire Police Virus or Cuerpo National De Policia Virus, and until you remove PCeU infection from within your system, this message will be the only thing you see: Read more »
West Yorkshire Police Virus
Posted by Max Lehmann
on August 22, 2012
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West Yorkshire Police Virus is another Ukash family infection that stands alongside another British residents targeting infection Metropolitan Police Scam or such international viruses as FBI Moneypak, Polícia de Segurança Pública Portuguese Virus, Buma Stemra Virus and various others. All of these devious programs work on the same basis of locking down targeted computers to force infected computers’ owners to pay a ransom of a considerably large sum of money. This report will show you the quickest way to remove West Yorkshire Police Virus; however, we firstly recommend taking a closer look at the devious infection. Read more »
Microsoft Security Essentials Alert Virus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 21, 2012
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Since Microsoft’s name is highly reliable and authoritative, there is no surprise that schemers have decided to use Microsoft Security Essentials Alert name for their newest virus. The devious infection is a ransomware and can slither into your computer through a ton of surreptitious infiltration channels, and after this it is programmed to present a fictitious security notification, which will be removed from your screen only when you delete Microsoft Security Essentials Alert virus from the PC. AntiSpyware101 support team urges you to view the fake alerts below and note them for the future reference of malware identification purposes: Read more »
Polícia de Segurança Pública Portuguese Virus
Posted by Max Lehmann
on August 21, 2012
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Polícia de Segurança Pública Portuguese Virus is a piece of ransomware that sneaks into the system of a targeted computer and claims that the user will be able to use the computer as usual only if a fee is paid. In the case of this virus, you would have to pay a charge of €100 to restore all the settings of your OS. Once in the system, the infection disables access to your desktop and other programs, does not allow you to connect to the Internet, etc. All in all, it keeps the computer locked until you give up and pay a ransom fee, which you should not do. Therefore, remove Policia de Seguranca Publica Portuguese Virus so that your computer can run normally. Read more »
