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If you have noticed the “[filename].exe contained a virus and was deleted” fake message on the desktop of your operating Windows system, there is a great chance that you are dealing with the malicious Sirefef malware. The clandestine infection is also known as the ZeroAccess rootkit and you should delete it from the computer without further delay. The main reason behind this bogus pop-up notification is to trick you into thinking that files that you are trying to install actually act as spyware installation setups. Of course, this is a deceitful lie because the alert itself belongs to a malicious program. Anti-Spyware-101.com experts recommend that you remove “[filename].exe contained a virus and was deleted” fake message, and to do this you need to delete the devious threat which is behind it. Read more »

If you are not careful, the malicious ICE Cyber Crime Center Virus, or ICE Virus, will take over your personal operating Windows system without any troubles. The malicious infection actually is the infamous Reveton Trojan; however, this particular threat has multiple different interfaces which are targeted at different countries. Needless to say, this version is targeted at those Windows users who live in the United States, as the U.S. flag is presented on top of the bogus, screen-locking notification. Overall, if you have noticed that access to the system has been removed and that you are presented with some notification allegedly forwarded by national authorities, you need to act extremely cautiously. Please continue reading to learn more about ICE Cyber Crime Center Virus removal. Read more »

Virus Polizia Penitenziaria is a computer infection which you will surely notice on your computer as it locks the computer down and displays a full-screen message that claims that you are charged with the use of copyrighted and pornographic contents. Virus Polizia Penitenziaria does not differ from such computer infections as United States Courts, České Republik Police Virus, Politie Office Central Virus and many other ransomware threats as all of them seek to lure computer users into purchasing a Ukash or Paysafecard voucher and entering its code into the given box. Once your computer gets infected with Virus Polizia Penitenziaria, you should remove the infection using a spyware removal tool. Read more »

Arestocrat virus is a ransomware infection else known as Department of Justice Virus, or Fake DOJ (FBI) warning infection. This malicious program blocks users from their desktop access by displaying a fake notification all over their screen. The notification delivered by Arestocrat virus is supposed to push users into paying a fine for something they have not committed. As far as this infection is concerned, it claims that the user has been visiting websites containing pornography, child pornography and other illegal videos. Not to mention you are accused copyright infringement. You need to remove Arestocrat Virus before situation goes out of hand. Read more »

If you are prompted with the Download Recommended Flash Player Pro alert, you need to terminate any browsing activities because this is a scam which may lead you to highly irritating security issues. The scam is distributed through a corrupted site to which you may be routed if you click on random links displayed within spam emails or social networking sites. Once you are redirected to the malicious website, you are prompted with various bogus notifications and recommendations rushing you to install supposedly beneficial software. It is important that you do not click on any of the presented pop-ups because this is how malware can be executed on your personal computer. Please continue reading to learn how to remove Download Recommended Flash Player Pro related malware. Read more »

FinFisher is a malicious exploit application whose primary task is to spy on the user of the targeted system. As research shows, the clandestine infection can use quite a few different security vulnerabilities to enter the operating system and it can also attack your smart-phone. Unfortunately, once the devious program is installed onto the computer, it hides without producing any notable symptoms, which aggravates its removal. As you may know already, there are hundreds of computer infections which act surreptitiously within your personal computer, which is why it is essential to keep authentic security software running on the computer at all times. Now we recommend that you continue reading to learn how the infection acts and what measures should be taken to remove FinFisher from the PC. Read more »

The malicious United States Courts Virus is a ransomware which is targeted at those Windows users who live in the U.S. and who are familiar with the practices of the Federal Judiciary. The infection is part of a clandestine Trojan running within the operating Windows system and there is no doubt that you need to delete the infection from your personal computer. How did this malicious program enter your PC? In reality, there are quite a few different security vulnerabilities (e.g. spam email attachments) which schemers could employ for illicit and secretive spyware infiltration. Please continue reading to find out more information regarding ransomware tactics and United States Courts Virus removal. Read more »

Magyarország Rendőrség Police Virus is a computer infection that is very good at convincing you have committed serious crime and you need to transfer a particular sum of money to the local police office. This infection targets users in Hungary and takes an alias of the Hungarian Police (Magyarország Rendőrség Police Virus). It makes it seem as though your desktop access has been blocked on behalf of law enforcement authorities, due to illegal cyber activity. In order to unlock your PC that is being held hostage, Magyarország Rendőrség Police Virus requires you to transfer a ransom fee via Ukash or PaySafeCard alternative payment systems. Read more »

The clandestine České Republik Police Virus is targeted at Windows users who live in Czech Republic. Just like many of the recently detected ransomware, it follows the orders of the Flimrans Trojan. Such infections as Polizei Cybercrime Investigation Department, Latvijas Valsts Policija Virus and Tietoverkkorikosten Tutkinnan Yksikkö Virus are all controlled through the same infection; however, they are targeted at different countries. This allows the cyber criminals behind the scam to attack more specifically and successfully. If the devious ransomware has already corrupted your operating system, you already know that it uses the name of Czech Police to pass the fictitious screen-locking notification as the real deal. Of course, the Police have no links to this schemers’ attack and you should delete České Republik Police Virus without paying much attention to the bogus alert. Read more »

If you are careless with bundled downloads of freeware installation, soon enough you may need to remove Default Tab by Search Results from the operating Windows system and existing Internet browsers. The strange application is considered to act as a browser hijacker because it can change your home page and search engine without any of your knowledge. If you are sure that you were not given the opportunity to keep your browser settings unmodified, then the made changes are illegal. Needless to say, it could be dangerous to run an application which has potentially malicious intensions and acts using clandestine and probably illicit methods. As soon as the program enters your personal computer, you need to remove it. If you are unsure how to delete Default Tab by Search Results – continue reading. Read more »