In case of rogue antispyware infection such as Windows Ultimate Safeguard, there is no time to hesitate and you have to terminate the program immediately. There is no need to tell you what will happen if you do not delete Windows Ultimate Safeguard in time. You see, Windows Ultimate Safeguard is a rogue that is a direct descendent of Windows Antivirus Machine, and these computer infections have been designed to steal money from unsuspecting computer users. You will definitely become one of them if you ignore Windows Ultimate Safeguard altogether. Read more »
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Windows Antivirus Machine
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 1, 2012
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Windows Active Guard and other fake antispywares have already made some profit, and Windows Antivirus Machine, the newly developed clone, is ready to take part in the unlawful cyber criminals’ scam. The newly released fake antispyware has been made to resemble those security applications, which can protect your computer against malware, detect and remove infections, and Windows Antivirus Machine claims to have all of those attributes. Unfortunately, Windows Antivirus Machine cannot offer any advantageous services to your operating Windows system’s protection, and therefore, Read more »
Win32/Winwebsec
Posted by Max Lehmann
on August 1, 2012
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Win32/Winwebsec is a Trojan displaying fake antivirus programs, which are also classified under the name of Win32/Winwebsec. Once in a computer’s system, the Trojan displays interfaces that look legitimate; however, the truth lying behind bogus security tools is that this is how cyber criminals attempt to deceive gullible computer users into buying a bogus security application, which supposedly removes malware. Read more »
Trojan:DOS/Alureon.A
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on August 1, 2012
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It seems that Trojan:DOS/Alureon.A has caused much damage so far, because this nasty Trojan violently treats a computer and impairs the system’s performance. It was investigated that even though the Alureon Trojan is detected by antivirus programs, not all of them are able to remove it. Sometimes, even if the infection is erased, it recovers after the reboot and is again detected by the security application. To avoid this, it is highly advisable to have a powerful spyware removal application, which will manage to remove the threat effectively. If you are curious about possible symptoms of the Trojan’s infection, keep on reading. Read more »
Windows Ultra Antivirus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 27, 2012
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A malicious security application Windows Ultra-Antivirus should be deleted at once after spotting it on the computer. This malware has been designed to lure you into believing that your computer’s system is in serious danger. It will attempt to make you pay money for an imaginary full version, which, according to the description of the application, removes viruses, Trojans and other infections. Pay no attention to the information provided by Windows Ultra Antivirus but remove the rogue from the system. Read more »
Sacem Police Nationale Virus
Posted by Max Lehmann
on July 27, 2012
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Sacem virus is a fraudulent warning which is displayed by Trojan:Win32/LockScreen.CI that disables the system and displays a bogus warning saying that the user is charged at €100. So far, this virus has been detected in Germany, Netherlands, England and other European countries. It is highly advisable to keep your antivirus software updated and the Windows Firewall turned on, because once this threat invades the system, a new antivirus/spyware program should be installed to delete the infection. Read more »
SABAM virus
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 27, 2012
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SABAM virus is a version of the latest treacherous virus which is produced in many different languages. The virus is categorized as ransomware, because it infects the machine, disables all processes of the system and displays a simulated warning encouraging a user to pay a fine so that the computer can again operate normally. The user is accused of storing illegally downloaded music, which results in the “freezing” of the computer. Read more »
Buma Stemra Virus
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on July 25, 2012
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Buma Stemra virus is nothing but a clones of the , GEMA, PRS for Music, SABAM Viruses, and you may find it on your PC one day without any plausible reason. The Buma Stemra virus spreads on the Internet through Trojan:Win32/LockScreen.Cl and, once installed, restricts access to the system’s applications and does not allow to browse the Internet. Read more »
Police Lock Virus Gimemo
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on July 25, 2012
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It seems that cyber criminals behind FBI Moneypak infection are spreading out, as computers all around North America and Europe are being locked by supposed “authorities”, following the example of the initial U.S. infection. The devious scam is based on the trust that people tend to have in national importance authorities, like Federal Bureau of Investigation. Nonetheless, this piece of malware truly has nothing to do with national Police departments or guilds, defending author rights, and these names serve the sole purpose of tricking Windows users into thinking that they have gone beyond the laws, Read more »
International Police Association (I.P.A.)
Posted by Sarah Stewart
on July 25, 2012
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Do not worry if, on your screen, you find a message from the International Police Association (I.P.A) saying that your computer has been blocked until you pay a “ransom”. This occurs because of infection of Trojan:Win32/LockScreen.Cl. The infection bears the name of the I.P.A to scare you into believing that this association has tracked you down and, therefore, frozen your PC. Read more »
