Police Fédérale Belge Virus

Posted by Max Lehmann on September 16, 2013

What is Police Fédérale Belge Virus?

Has your operating Windows system been corrupted by Police Fédérale Belge Virus? This malicious threat has the ability to take over the system and remove administrative privileges over the entire computer. If you cannot access the desktop and the screen of the computer gets covered with a suspicious alert every time you turn on the computer, there is no doubt that a ransomware has been infiltrated onto the PC. What is the purpose of the threat? According to Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers, the main objective behind the scam is to lure out your money. How can schemers achieve this? Cyber criminals use the screen-locking notification to convince you that you are obliged by law to pay a certain amount of money for cyber crimes you have performed. This is a scam, and so you should delete Police Fédérale Belge Virus without waiting another moment. test

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How does Police Fédérale Belge Virus act?

The malicious virus belongs to a group of malicious ransomware infections which are controlled using the vicious Revoyem Trojan. The previously reported Bundeskriminalamt Pressestelle Virus is linked to the exact same threat. Needless to say, these infections are targeted at different countries, which is why their interfaces differ as well. The malicious Police Fédérale Belge Virus is meant to fool Windows users living in Belgium, and it is this misleading alert which is supposed to fool you into paying fake fines:

Police Fédérale Belge
Département de la cybercriminalité
L’ordinateur est bloqué par la police
Travaillez votre ordinateur a été suspendu en raison de la visualisation de contenu illegal

The clandestine ransomware Trojan can be infiltrated onto your personal computer using the security backdoors exposed on pornographic content websites. The threat could also hide behind spam email attachments, bundled downloads, social engineering scams and other virtual vulnerabilities. The Trojan itself is invisible, so it is unlikely that you will discover and remove Police Fédérale Belge Virus before it corrupts the desktop. If this happens, you should pay absolutely no attention to the presented cyber crime accusations and the displayed fines. Whilst researching such ransomware threats as Police Nationale Francaise Virus or West Mercia Police Ukash virus it has been discovered that schemers could employ Ukash, Moneypak, Paysafecard and other similar money transfer systems to collect fictitious fines. We strongly advise that you do not pay anything until you research the situation further.

How to remove Police Fédérale Belge Virus?

The malicious ransomware has been created to trick you into giving up your money without any valid reason. Those Windows users who decide to pay the requested fine are unlikely to restore access to their systems, which is why it is recommended that you remove the threat without following the instructions provided by schemers. If you have never deleted computer infections in the past, we strongly recommend that you install authentic malware detection and removal software to have Police Fédérale Belge Virus removed. These are the instructions which will help you install reliable security software onto the computer. As soon as the application is installed it will detect and remove all running threats.

Delete Ransomware from Windows

Delete from Windows 8:

Tap the Windows key to access the Metro UI start screen.
Launch the browser and move to http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/download-sph .
Download the authentic malware removal tool onto the computer.
Immediately install the application and have the ransomware deleted.

Delete from Windows Vista or Windows 7:

Restart the computer and wait for BIOS screen to disappear.
Start tapping F8 to open the Advanced Boot Options menu.
Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
Launch the browser and go to http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/spyhunter .
Download and install the automatic malware detection and removal tool onto the PC.

Delete from Windows XP:

Restart the PC, wait for BIOS to load and start tapping F8.
Using arrow keys select Safe Mode with Networking from the appeared menu. Tap Enter.
Click YES on the appeared ‘Windows is running in safe mode’ notification.
Download the automatic malware remover SpyHunter.
Open the Start menu, click RUN, enter msconfig and hit OK.
In the System Configurations Utility click the General tab.
Select Disable All to disable startup programs and click OK.
Restart the computer (normally) and install the automatic malware remover.