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Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan Virus is a computer threat which will make you think that you have been monitored by Public Security Directorate as this institution is presented in the warning displayed by the threat. The infection can get to the PC as a file or application; however, it is just a Trojan horse whose aim is to lure you into paying ransom money. If your computer is not longer operable, the only way to fix it is by removing the infection from the system. Read more »

“Your website access has been restricted for downloading pirated software” refers to a piece of malware which constrains computer users from accessing various websites including Paypal, Ebay, and some more. The threat accesses the system via insecure websites and downloads, and once it changes the settings of the system, your access to particular websites becomes restricted. More precisely, the threat alters the Windows Hosts file so that when you attempt to access a particular website you receive the notification asking you to take part in a survey. Read more »

Windows owners living in the Middle East region have one more clandestine ransomware to threat – The Palestinian Civil Police Force Virus. The malicious infection comes from the same group of infections as Public Security Directorate Virus and Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus, both of which are known as the CashU Virus. The names of these infections mirror the credentials of authentic law enforcement departments which oversee the laws related to cyber security. Read more »

If your computer is under the attack of Public Security Directorate Virus, access to the desktop is disabled and you are presented with a fictitious notification allegedly sent by the Hashemite Kingdom Jordan Public Security Directorate. Have you noticed this intimidating activity? Then you certainly need to delete the malicious infection which has taken over your personal computer. If you postpone this task, your personal Windows system could become infected with other malicious applications sooner than you can imagine. If this is not what you want, security experts at Anti-Spyware-101.com recommend that you immediately remove Public Security Directorate Virus. Read more »

If you have not safeguarded your operating Windows system with legitimate security software, soon enough you may need to worry about You have 48 hours left to enter your payment removal. The clandestine threat targets Windows users living the United States; however, it can also endanger the security of those living outside of the country. Some Windows experts may refer to the application as the Spamhaus Virus due to fact that the authentic Spamhaus Project credentials are attached to the scheme. Read more »

Spamhaus Virus is a malicious ransomware which comes from the faction of such recent Windows infections as Federal Bureau of Investigation Virus, Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus and CashU Virus. The deceitful threat uses the credentials of authoritative law enforcement departments to trick you into thinking that you have performed illegal actions from your computer and that you need to pay requested fines. This particular ransomware hides behind the authentic name of The Spamhaus Project. If your administrative privileges have been removed by a screen-locking notification supposedly sent by this agency, you need to delete Spamhaus Virus without further delay. If you do not remove this clandestine infection, soon enough the system could become infected with even more malware. Read more »

Federal Bureau of Investigation Virus is a mischievous ransomware which acts upon the command of cyber criminals behind the malicious Nymaim Trojan. The clandestine infection is also responsible for such ransomware infections as the Police Central e-Crime Unit Virus, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Virus and Office Central de Lutte contre la Criminalité Virus. Read more »

FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus is a ransomware which uses the credentials of the well-known and respected Federal Bureau of Investigation. The clandestine infection may lock your computer and deny access to the desktop. The lock-down is presented through a highly misleading notification which supposedly represents the FBI investigation related to your operating Windows system. If you pay attention to the bogus alert, you will read that alleged criminal actions have been performed from your personal computer. This is just a scam and you should ignore the presented accusations. The displayed fine is equally as illegitimate, and you should rather invest your money onto legitimate malware detection and removal software. Without a doubt, you should delete FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus from the computer immediately. Read more »

Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus is a ransomware infection that locks down your desktop and demands a ransom fee for a crime you have not committed. It makes an impression that the message displayed across your screen has been sent by the Abu Dhabi Police office that is the main police office in the capital of United Arab Emirates. By locking you out of your computer and displaying the fake notification, Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus wants to make you think that you have really been engaged in illegal activity and thus you face possible legal sentence. To avoid the sentence and to regain your desktop access Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus tries to convince you to pay a ransom fee. However, instead of doing that you should remove Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus from your computer immediately. Read more »

CashU Virus is a malicious ransomware infection which gets its name from the CashU money transfer system popular in the Middle East as well as North Africa. It replaces the popular Ukash, Paysafecard and Moneypak systems which have been utilized to collect money from European, Australian and American Windows users. The devious threat runs on operating Windows systems with the help of Urausy Trojan. Read more »