Ukash Virus is a dangerous browser hijacker that is commonly installed on your computer by a Trojan, infiltrating your machine via security cracks. Once Ukash Virus is installed, it will modify your browser settings in order to change your homepage and presented fake alerts, e.g. local or country’s police. It also locks your computer completely and the only thing you can do is to see the fake messages. Read more »
Ukash, Paysafecard and Moneypak viruses are devious ransomware infections, which can enter the computer and lock it down. SOPA Piracy Charges Virus is the newest malignant program from the same category as FBI Moneypak, Microsoft Windows Ukash Virus, Australian Federal Police Virus, Bundespolizei Ihr Computer wurde gesperrt and tens of other surreptitious ransomware infections. The clandestine application has been enabled to travel via vulnerabilities exposed by the Reveton Trojan, Read more »
Windows Antipiracy virus is the Italian version of the infamous Paysafecard virus which has ten of different interfaces and names. All of the variables are smartly designed to target Windows systems in different countries. So far, viruses have been found out to threaten computer users living in the North America (FBI Moneypak virus, Royal Canadian Mounted Police virus), Australia, Asia and many European countries. The ransomware application in question is targeted at the Italian Windows users. Read more »
If you do not want to have your computer infected with Hao123 toolbar which is an annoying hijacker, keep your PC protected with the latest spyware removal tools and do not download suspicious programs. The applications from suspicious websites may contain infections such as Hoa123 toolbar which you should remove as soon as you find it in your internet browsers. Read more »
Office Central de Lutte contre la Criminalité virus comes from the infamous family of Ukash viruses. Such infections as Sacem Virus, Gendarmerie Nationale Virus or West Yorkshire Police Virus come from the same group of malignant ransomware. Tens of other viruses could also be linked to these infections, because cyber criminals have designed many malignant programs to affect Windows systems in different European countries, USA and Canada. Read more »
If your antivirus program is out of date – it will not classify Widgi Toolbar as malicious; however, this program could be dangerous to your personal safety; therefore, AntiSpyware101 team suggest you remove this treacherous application right away. So, why exactly do you need to delete Widgi Toolbar? Read more »
HackTool.Wpakill infection can tamper with Winlogon notifications, delete system’s components, disable processes, remove access to the Registry Editor, download malware, record keystrokes, steal login data or send spam using email and instant messaging accounts. All of this and more will be enabled by winlogon.exe and antiwpa.dll, two dangerous files which could be propagated into a computer through one of the many security backdoors. If your operating Windows system is not guarded by antimalware software, there is a high chance that your PC will be infected and you will need to worry about HackTool.Wpakill removal. Read more »
If you download from illegal websites, there is a great chance that one of the surreptitious, bundled downloads would hide pup.mywebsearch or any other malignant browser’s add-on. The program is often categorized as a browser hijacker or adware, because it can disrupt your browser’s functionality and allow schemers to infect your virtual space with a ton of fictitious advertisements. Read more »
Microsoft Windows Ukash Virus is an infection from a huge ransomware family. Ukash Virus has many versions, each and every single one of them target users in different parts of the world. Based on the user's IP, Ukash Virus changes into a localized version, or changed the interface language. Microsoft Windows Ukash Virus is encoded to display false messages in various languages. It can show messages in English, German, French, Portuguese and so on. Read more »
Ransomware infections keep attacking innocent computer users and locking their systems with demands of fictitious fine payments. Australian Federal Police Virus is exactly that kind of infection, and if you are already facing its obnoxious ransom warning it means that you have not been precautious enough with your personal computer’s protection. Such malicious infections as this one usually get infiltrated into a PC by other dangerous applications, like the treacherous Reveton Trojan, which could use any security crack for successful entrance. Read more »
