b34btbztdb0vavaw.exe

Posted by Lisa Blanc on September 6, 2013

What is b34btbztdb0vavaw.exe?

B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe (149,504 bytes) is a malicious rootkit file which is often linked to the existence of ransomware Trojans. If you have discovered this executable running on your operating Windows system, soon enough it could be locked without a possibility to access a desktop. In this case we urge you to install automatic spyware detection and removal software as soon as possible. In case you are already dealing with the removed privileges over the system we can help you with the situation. The experienced Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have analyzed ransomware Trojans numerous of times, and so now we have enough knowledge over the threat and its removal. Please continue reading to learn more about B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe removal and ransomware infections.

How does B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe work?

As research shows, if B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe is running on the computer, your PC will be or already is corrupted by a ransomware Trojan. There are tens of different Trojans which could utilize the malicious executable, including Reveton, Urausy and Flimrans. Depending on the country you live in, the malign element can aid the activation of Windows заблокирован Virus, Police Nationale Francaise Virus, West Mercia Police Ukash Virus, NSA Virus, M.M.A.Δ. Virus, and tens of other previously reported infections. These infections are designed in a way that you would be intimidated into paying a fictitious fine via such unreliable money transfer systems as Moneypak, Moneygram, Ukash or Paysafecard. If your PC has been locked and you are asked to pay fines via these systems – there is no doubt that you are being scammed.

Ransomware infections utilize the credentials of authoritative Police and respectable national/cyber security departments. These are attached to the screen-locking notifications indicating that you have breached cyber security laws and that you must pay fines in order to avoid imprisonment or larger fines. Needless to say, this is a scam that cyber criminals have developed to lure out your money, and so we advise that you always research the situation before performing any questionable steps. For example, if you research the ransomware which has corrupted your PC, you will discover that you do not need to pay money in order to have the PC unlocked. What you need to do is install automatic spyware removal software.

How to remove B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe?

The malicious executable B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe may use such alias names as googleupdate.exe, 2094151.exe or errgdg0nnrtg.exe. Unfortunately, it is unlikely that you will discover this file even if the ransomware has not been activated yet because the executable is rootkit and can conceal its own presence against removal. We strongly recommend installing automatic spyware detection and removal software to delete the Trojan and to remove B34btbztdb0vavaw.exe. The task is complicated by the lock-down of the system, and so we have prepared the instructions which will help you. Post a comment below if you have any other questions.

Remove ransomware

Remove from Windows 8:

Access the Metro UI start screen (tap the Windows key) and launch a browser.
Visit http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/download-sph and download a reliable malware scanner.
Install the application, perform a full system scan and delete detected infections.

Remove from Windows Vista and Windows 7:

Restart the computer and wait for BIOS screen to disappear.
Immediately start tapping F8 to access the Advanced Boot Options menu.
Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
Download the automatic spyware detection and removal tool SpyHunter.
Install the program onto the PC.
Immediately remove all existing Windows infections.

Remove from Windows XP:

Restart the PC, wait for BIOS to load and then start tapping F8.
Using arrow keys select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
Click YES on the appeared Desktop alert.
Download SpyHunter from http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/spyhunter .
Open the Start menu and launch RUN.
Enter msconfig into the Open box and click OK.
Click the Startup tab, select Disable All and then OK.
Restart the computer in a normal mode.
Immediately install the downloaded malware remover to have the ransomware deleted.