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Your browser has been locked Virus displays fake security notification when you browse the Internet. It basically freezes your browser and does not even allow you to close it, thus successfully rendering even your computer inoperable. Your browser has been locked Virus can be classified as a ransomware infection, because it displays a notification similar to those displays by a number of Ukash Virus infections. However, this malware attacks a web server and not your computer, so as long as you manage to kill the internet browser process, your computer should be safe. Nevertheless, it does not mean that you should not scan your system to check for potential infections. Read more »

Cyber Command of Arizona Virus is a ransomware which should be deleted from your personal computer right away. How can you know if the threat is running on your personal computer? Unfortunately, the Trojan controlling the threat can enter your operating Windows system without your notice using social engineering and drive-by download scams. Then this infection can hide within the system performing various illicit actions, including the Windows Registry reconfigurations. Nonetheless, if the clandestine PC threat has been already activated, you must notice that access to the desktop has been locked and that the represented screen-size notification is presenting you with an allegedly legitimate fine that you need to pay. All of this is a scam, and you need to remove Cyber Command of Arizona Virus not pay attention to the completely bogus accusations and instructions. Read more »

TR/Staser.rfm is a malicious program which may be categorized as a Trojan horse because of its capability to access the system surreptitiously. Not all computer security programs can detect and remove this threat, but if you suspect that your computer is afflicted by TR/Staser.rfm, implement SpyHunter, which will immediately remove the threat from the PC. When TR/Staser.rfm is on the computer, you may notice that the system is not running properly. You may also find that you cannot browse the Internet as usual because you are redirected to some unknown website or search engine. Once you are exposed to such symptoms, do not hesitate to scan the PC. Read more »

Cyber Command of South Texas virus is a computer infection which is categorized as ransomware because of the scare tactics that are used to deceive a computer user.  Cyber Command of South Texas virus is a misleading warning which you will find on the screen when the computer becomes infected with Urausy, a screen locker which is widely known around the world. The aim of the infection is to deceive you into thinking that law enforcement agencies of the United States have found some prohibited material on the PC and restricted your access to the system. The truth is that Cyber Command of South Texas virus is a scam just like Cyber Command of New York Virus or Cyber Command of Nevada virus, both of which are generated by the same Trojan Urausy. Cyber Command of South Texas virus should be removed from the computer as soon as possible because the threat might communicate with remote servers and download new malicious files. Read more »

Guardia Civil virus is a misleading warning that you will find on your screen when you computer gets infected with a screen locker, the so-called ransomware. The Trojan creates new registries, spreads its malicious files, and disables executable files so that you cannot use the machine as usual. The removal of Guardia Civil virus is a must because there is no other safe way to remove this threat from the PC. Guardia Civil virus is targeted as Spanish computer users, so if you live in Spain and keep your computer unprotected, implement a spyware prevention tool before it is not too late. Read more »

Cyber Command of Georgia virus is a dangerous computer infection that blocks you from accessing your desktop. It displays a false notification that was supposedly sent by the USA Cyber Crime investigation squad and this infection claims you have been involved in illegal activity. Cyber Command of Georgia virus is categorized as ransomware infection which means that this infection expects you to pay a ransom fee within 48 hours since the infringement, but you would not solve anything if did so. Restore your desktop access and then carry on to remove Cyber Command of Georgia virus for good with an automated computer security tool. Read more »

Cyber Command of Nevada virus is a malicious program that displays a false notification on your screen. Consequently it locks you out of your computer and tries to make an impression that you are a cyber criminals who needs to be punishes severely. At the same time Cyber Command of Nevada virus claims that you can avoid criminal sentence by paying a $300 fine. Needless to say, that the only reason why this infection enters your computer is money and it will not let go of your computer no matter how much money you transfer to the creators of Cyber Command of Nevada virus. Read more »

Bundesnachrichtendienst Virus is a dangerous computer infection which makes a computer inoperable. If instead of your desktop wallpaper you see a full-screen warning saying that you are suspected of breaching some laws, implement a spyware removal tool to remove the computer infection. The warning that contains the headline “BundesKriminalamt: Bundesnachrichtendienst” is distributed by a Trojan horse called Urausy, which is already known in various countries, including Spain, Italy, the U.S., and so on. The threat has different interfaces, each of which is designed for a particular country so that the requirements look more convincing. For example, in Austria, the Trojan is known as Meldestelle Cybercrime und Kinderpornografie Virus, whereas in Mexico, it is labeled Secretaria de Seguridad Publica Virus. Read more »

Cyber Command of New York virus is a ransomware application that blocks your desktop access and demands you to pay a ransom fee. It is a new computer threat that targets computer users at a regional level, affecting computers in separate states. It means that Cyber Command of New York virus modifies its interface based on your state of residence. It may seem as though the program is a legal representative of law enforcement authorities, but the sooner you remove Cyber Command of New York virus from your computer the better. You can do it by unlocking the computer, and to do that refer to the instructions below this description. Read more »

USA Cyber Crime Investigations Virus is a ransomware infection which you should remove from the computer once you find that the screen is locked up. The warning that you see on the screen is displayed by Urausy, a dangerous Trojan horse, which bypasses security programs and paralyzes the system. Trojan Urausy is already known in Europe, including Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and the UK, and in other continents. Computer users in different countries are provided with a different interface. USA Cyber Crime Investigations Virus is also known as Cyber Command of New York Virus, and the analysis of the ransomware has shown that the heading in the warnings can be changed according to the state name, which is done to convince the user that the warning is real. USA Cyber Crime Investigations Virus is a scam, so there is no reason to pay attention to its content. Read more »