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Malware.Packer is a treacherous computer infection which seems to be installed alongside some other threats. If your anti-virus has detected Malware.Packer, some other computer infections may be present within the system, too. In order to remove the threat in questions, you should use a reliable spyware removal tool which will also protect the PC against future computer infections. Read more »

Virus.CeeInject is a Trojan infection whose function is to protect other malware applications so that they are not detected and removed. However, if Virus.CeeInject is detected, it is very possible that some other harmful application is present within the system. Once you learn about the presence of Virus.CeeInject, you should immediately remove the infection as it can severely affect the performance of the computer. Read more »

The clandestine Flimrans Trojan has made its way into the spotlight of schemers because of its ability to lock down computers and lure out money. The malicious Windows infection is a ransomware Trojan and it can employ bogus information and scare tactics to trick you into giving up hundreds of Euros. Unfortunately, the threat does not have an interface and it may use various security vulnerabilities to enter your computer. This means that you may know nothing about the Trojan’s existence, or the necessary removal, until it takes over your computer and initiates an illegal and highly irritating computer lock-down. You should not postpone the removal of the malign infection, and Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have a few suggestions which may help you delete Flimrans Trojan without any troubles. Read more »

Worm.Antimane.A is a computer infection classified as worm. Worms are dangerous computer threats, because they can replicate and spread on their own. What is more, based on their setup files, they could have other undesirable qualities that could make them hard to detect by security products and so on. Worm.Antimane.A is an infection that has been infecting users since 2010. This worm has rootkit features, which means it can hide in the system background, avoid being detected by your antimalware program. It means that you must update your antimalware program regularly, so that it would be able to remove Worm.Antimane.A for good. Read more »

W32/Ramex.A is a computer infection that infects Skype instant messaging program that is installed on computer running on Windows operating system. When your computer is infected with this worm, you will become a victim of social engineering. That is to say – you will constantly receive fake messages with embedded links. The text in the message received will ask you to click the link. However, once you do that, your computer will be infected with something far more dangerous than W32/Ramex.A. Therefore, you need to ignore these random spam messages you receive on Skype and remove W32/Ramex.A from your computer as soon as possible. Read more »

Trojan.Nalia.A is a malicious computer infection classified as Trojan. Depending on the Trojan’s components, Trojan.Nalia.A can perform a number of malicious tasks. The most dangerous thing about this infection is that the Trojan remains hidden in the background of the system and you cannot know whether you are infected or not unless you perform a full system scan. Scan your computer right now with SpyHunter free scanner to see whether you are infected or not. If so, acquire a legitimate antimalware tool to remove Trojan.Nalia.A automatically from your system, because if you allow this infection to say, it can cause a great damage. Read more »

Trojan.Win32.Generic!BT is a computer infection which can provide remote attacker with unauthorized access to the infected computer. In order to install the Trojan horse, another malware program is used. More precisely, the vulnerability CVE-2012-4969, enabling attackers to execute arbitrary codes using specialized web pages, is employed. In order to remove Trojan.Win32.Generic!BT, it is advisable to utilize a powerful spyware removal tool which could also inform you about third-parties’ attempts to access the system. Read more »

To keep your Windows guarded against Trojan.GenericKDZ.14575 is exceptionally important because this malicious computer infection could jeopardize the running of your computer and enable various security vulnerabilities. According to the researchers at Anti-Spyware-101.com, the malicious Trojan works alongside the RedKit Exploit Kit. The clandestine infection may enter your personal computer through a number of different security gaps and cracks. Some of the most common of them are social engineering scams, bundled downloads, spam email attachments or misleading advertisement. Read more »

It is important to keep the operating Windows system guarded against Trojan:Win32/Sirefef, a malicious computer infection which is better by the name ZeroAccess Rootkit. The clandestine program has been designed and distributed by schemers to open security backdoors for various malicious processes. The clandestine threat can hide from detection and removal with the help of active rootkit components. Since the threat runs secretly, you may overlook secondary spyware infiltration and private data theft. Read more »

Trojan-BNK.Win32.Keylogger.gen is a fake alert that displays fake security warnings on your computer screen in order to make you download fake antivirus program (else known as rogue antispyware). The infection makes it seem as though your computer is seriously plagued by dangerous threats and so you are pushed into downloading another fake application, that tries to steal your money. In fact, Trojan-BNK.Win32.Keylogger.gen does not even exist. It is a name you encounter on the fake notification sent to you by one of the Braviax multirogues. The appearance of this fake notification means that you have malware on your computer, and you should remove Trojan-BNK.Win32.Keylogger.gen and all the other infections related to it immediately. Read more »