Hi, well a while ago I opened my tablet to a Cyber Command of Hawaii thing and its saying that I viewed disturbing things when I haven’t been on my tablet all day! I looked up on how that it’s a scam and I figured since it tried to get me to pay with itunes, so I looked up on how to remove it but I couldn’t get an idea on how to do it. I have a galaxy gt-n8013 and I just wanted some help on how to get this off! I use my tablet for school and I can’t wait “72 hours” for this to go away!
Brief Description of this Cyber Command of Hawaii virus
Cyber Command of Hawaii virus is a very malicious ransomware that attacked Hawaii’s computer users. And now Hawaii’s phone or tablet users also are attacked. This malicious virus is distributed through many ways. Malicious websites which have been attacked can infected the device through exploit kits that use explores on the device to install the virus without your agreement. Another way to distribute this virus is spam email which has the infected attachments or a link linking to the malicious websites. When your phone gets infected by this Cyber Command of Hawaii virus, it immediately fails to launch legitimate software then lock your whole phone. Then you will see a huge warning, which say: “ATTENTION! Your phone has been blocked up for safety reasons listed below”. You should not believe it though it looks trustworthy. This message is edited by the hackers who try to convince users that they are in a big trouble. Usually, this virus tells the infected users that they have violated some laws and they need to pay a big fine to avoid jail. If you see this notice on your phone, you should take an immediate action to remove it because it is a fake.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 23, 2016 1:10 pm
It appears that my phone Samsung galaxy core prime is hacked saying I need to pay a fine to AFP by using itunes card as form of payment and to pay within 48hrs which i havent paid and the 48hrs has passed. Failure to pay within 48hrs criminal court case will proceed. The message comes up with the AFP case number, IP address, Country the offending device. Now I am locked out of my phone totally can’t access anything. What can I do with that? And how can I keep my phone from being hacked again?
What Can I do Now? My Phone is Hacked by AFP Fine Scam Virus?
AFP Fine Scam Virus is a ransomware similar with Cyber Police American National Security Agency Virus or NSA cyber police virus asking $100 itunes gift cards. AFP Ransomware is used by cyber criminals to defraud people paying money and they take out people’s money. So actually when you see some AFP Warning Alert Notice asking you to pay a penalty via itunes card, you should notice that it’s just a scam malware not an authentic AFP government department to demand a fine. Generally, this kind of ransomware will pretends itself to be such government department, cyber police agency or law enforcement as Australian Federal Police, ICSPA, Cyber Crime Unit, American National Security Agency, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, United Kingdom Police, Police Central e-Crime Center, or Metropolitan Police to claim that your device is blocked up for safety reasons as listed below. AFP Fine Scam Virus says you as an offender because you are accused of doing illegal activities like view and storage of forbidden child pornography and zoophilia, downloading of pirated music, video, warez and disseminating copyrighted contents and you’re suspected of criminal law article of Australia. For those reasons, your device is locked by AFP Warning Messagw Notification and you’re demanded to pay a penalty in course of 24/48 hours as a punishment, but if you let 24/48 hours pass but without payment, your case files will be transferred to the court and criminal case will be opened against you soon. On AFP Fine Scam Virus warning message screen, it hangs a countdown counter to urge you to finish payment also. All those information from fake AFP is very scaring for innocent people. Meanwhile it could show your real AFP case number, IP address, Country and the offending device OS. So many phone or tablet users are freaked out and believe that is real AFP Warning Alert Notice asking for a Fine. Don’t be a fool to fall into scam trap!
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 23, 2016 10:09 am
I think I got a virus on my Samsung phone. Last night, I clicked a link sent from my friend and I had been taken to a video site. Suddenly, my phone got locked by a message, it says that I have visit illegal site and it blocks the phone for safety reason. It looks like a warning from police. I was scared. I turned off my phone and turned it back on, but this message still appeared. After going online to search about this thing, I realize that it is a scam virus. How can I take it off from my phone? Any suggestion?
How Do You Get Rid of Viruses on Your Phone from Porn Sites?
Phone said visited illegal site when you didn’t, but you got a warning from police? Nowadays, cyber hackers create many viruses which aim to attack phones and tablets. Those devices have become important parts for people’s daily life. Generally, the viruses that designed by hackers can block the infected devices completely or hijack the browsers on the devices. The only purpose of those viruses is to threaten people to pay a great amount of money by cheating them that they have violated the law for doing illegal activities on the devices. Under no circumstance, should people pay to those viruses. The warning is totally fake, it is only a trick made by cyber criminals. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 20, 2016 5:30 am and last modified on July 21, 2016 2:00 am.
Hey, I have just received this message from the Cheshire police fining me £100! Well what happened is I was on some admittedly pretty sketchy websites on my Samsung tablet and all of a sudden I get one of those notifications saying I broke the law. It looked like a low battery notification but I was not able to exit out of it. Now every time when I turn on my tablet, this Cheshire police crime notification comes up, and I can’t do anything with my tablet. I just wonder that if watching some porn thing online will be illegal and if this police are real. If that is real, what can I do? I’m a little panicked! Is there a way to remove this message? Please help!
Cheshire Police Fine Scam Asking £100? How Can You Remove it?
Cheshire Police Fine Scam is a ransomware aiming at swindling phone or tablet users out of £100. To extort people out of money, it says itself as the Cheshire Police Authority, United Kingdom Police of Police Central e-crime Unit (PCeU) or Metropolitan Police to claim that you are accused of doing illegal actions such as watching banned pornography (child pornography/zoophilia/rape etc. ), copyright violations stemming from the illegal download and sharing of copyright files as well as the distribution of SPAM emails. It says for this reason, your device has been locked. To unlock your tablet or another device, you have to pay a fine of £100 within 24/72 hours via Ukash or Paysafecard. To make this Cheshire Police Fine Scam look more genuine and let people believe this Cheshire police crime notification message from real United Kingdom police, it displays your IP address, location, regions and country. To press people to submit so-called fine, it threats people that if you let 24 hours pass without payment, all photos movies games documents will be deleted and you will become the subject of criminal prosecution without the right to pay the fine and the possibility of unlocking your mobile and then it says 5 to 11 years of jail. Many innocent people would rush to send £100 as this Cheshire Police Fine Scam requires to get rid of any trouble of lawsuits or criminal case even serving into jail. Even though you don’t pay the penalty of £100, you will not be caught by police or put into prison. And if you pay £100, your tablet or phone still can’t be unlocked as it promised. So don’t be such a fool, you should do a search on the Internet before you make any decision.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 13, 2016 11:50 am and last modified on July 25, 2016 12:36 pm.
Last night, I clicked a link from FaceBook and I had my phone blocked by a notice. The notice says that I have watched inappropriate materials such as child pornography. I swear I didn’t do anything bad like that on my phone. Now my phone is completely useless due to this copyright block with countdown. It claims that it comes from the police. Is it a real thing? Will I be in great trouble with the police? What will happen if the time runs out?
What to do When Phone has Copyright Block with Countdown? How to Unlock it?
If your get this copyright block with countdown on your device, you will not be able to use your device anymore as it can block your device completely. It is newly released virus that created by cyber criminals. It belongs to a kind of ransomeware which aims to get money from innocent people by locking up their devices. Hackers to forge this block coming from the real police to threaten people. It is easy for those bad crooks to spread this virus as they can upload it to the web to attack users. In the past few years, this kind of scam virus used to target computers, but nowadays, phones and tablets have been their primary targets as those devices are used daily by people. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 13, 2016 5:42 am
Hi! I was just surfing Safari on my iPhone 6S, and I received a Usmarshals.gov/crime/apple Pop-up saying that my phone has been caught surfing illegal websites, and I have to pay £100 in Paysafecard vouchers in order to sort this out. Now I’m unable to use Safari and am unsure what to do! Can you help me please? I am so worried about this. It says if I don’t pay £100 in 72 hours, I would be arrested. Is this real? I am really scared. Please tell me what should I do now? I will highly appreciate your help.
Description of Usmarshals.gov/crime/apple Pop-up on iPhone or iPad
If you got this Usmarshals.gov/crime/apple Pop-up message on your ipad or iphone, you should remove it as soon as possible as this pop-up message is a new mobile virus, known as Ransomware. This pop-up message may tell you that you have visited illegal website or watched porn video and you would be arrested if you don’t pay xxx dollars within 72 hours. Basically speaking, the police won’t ask money by a pop-up message, you should not believe it and pay to it. If you do pay to this virus, your internet will still be blocked and your problem won’t be fixed by this payment. Just like other ransomwares, this pop-up message has been distributed on the Internet. It is very easy to get infection on the Internet if you don’t be more careful. This Usmarshals.gov/crime/apple Pop-up message is very malicious as it can block your browser like Safari and Chrome. If your device has two browsers, both of them will be blocked by this virus then you won’t be able to use your browser to surf on the Internet. So it is necessary to remove this virus immediately.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 10, 2016 6:01 am and last modified on July 11, 2016 12:53 pm.
Hey there, I think I’m in trouble now. Just 5 mins ago, I used my iPhone to go online for some funny things. Suddenly, I got a page from police saying that I have been watching inappropriate porn stuff on my phone. My cell now is blocked for safety reasons. Also, the message claims that my Apple ID will be locked as well. It asks me to pay 500$ with iTunes gift card, if I don’t do that, I will be taken to the prison. I’m about to cry now. What should I do now? Must I have to pay?
How to Remove 500$ Fine Scam Virus From iPhone/iPad? How to Unlock it?
If you get this 500$ Fine Scam Virus on your iPhone or iPad, sorry to tell you that your device has been targeted by a kind of ransomware that created by cyber criminals. This message is not a real thing that coming from the police. It is an evil product made by cyber hackers to attack iPhone and iPad products all over the world. Also, Android devices can be attacked by this scam virus as well. Once your iPhone or iPad encounters this virus, you will notice that when you open your Safari or Chrome, this page can always pop up in no time. You cannot open any other pages, that’s to say, you are completely out of use of your Internet on the infected device. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 6, 2016 1:25 pm
Please help!!! Cyber.Police hacked my phone and I can’t access anything. I just got this Cyber.Police Warning Message this morning because I was watching a movie and then it said download finished and I clicked it and it’s XXX and then I installed it but then this Cyber.Police ransom alert showed up and I was so scared I thought I was going to have the police come to my house. I am now still freaked out as I don’t want to be into jail, but actually it seems I didn’t do anything wrong. I am now crying!! Can you help me please?
How Can I Get Rid of Cyber.Police Warning Message without Paying $200 iTunes Gift Card?
Cyber.Police Warning Message is actually a kind of ransomware that says itself as Cyber.Police American National Security agency and U.S. Department of Homeland Security to display a fake ransom Cyber.Police warning message to defraud android mobile users out of money. This kind of ransomware is created by cyber hackers to hack user’s mobile and threat people to pay so-called fine of $200 in iTunes gift card within 72 hours. This Cyber.Police virus has the same features as FBI virus, Interpol Virus, PeCU virus, ICPSA virus, NSA virus or AFP virus. Similarly, it would automatically installed soon into your android device without your interaction and once it finishes installing it will tell you installed finished, or at the beginning, it would disguise as a useful app to trick users into downloading it, or it may install on an android device by using javascript on your web browser. Once downloaded, the Cyber.Police Warning Message will soon take over the whole screen of your android device stating that you are suspected to have violated of legal norms. And your device is locked for some reasons as it indicated. Here below is the Cyber.Police warning message which usually blocks android device including different brand of phone and tablet like Samsung, LG, HTC, Motorola, Sony, Lenovo, and Huawei and so on.
“ATTENTION! YOUR DEVICE HAS BEEN LOCKED REASONS INDICATED BELOW. All actions are illegal, are fixed. History query stored in the database of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security”
“An automatic electronic violation detection system has traced an unlawful activity that has been undertaken with this communication device. Comparing the data of the system as well as the data of the analysis of the traffic on the communication provider namely the analysis of the voice traffic and the sites visited, it was decided to lock the device and to levy a fine. The owner of this device is suspected to have violated of legal norms, a list of which is available below. You can unlock the device by paying a penalty according with 18 U.S. Code Part Ⅱ”
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 4, 2016 1:13 pm
Hi there, I am here for some help urgently. Just now I received a message asking a fine of £100 for my illegal activities like watching porn thing, but actually I didn’t do that. You can read the message here “Your Apple id and your mobile devices has been blocked for safety reasons if you let 24 hours pass without payment, your Apple id with all games, documents will be deleted and you will become the subject of criminal prosecutions without the right to pay the fine and the possibility of unlocking your Apple id expires!! Audio and video recordings in progress. Amount of fine is £100 l. You can settle your fine with paysafecard card voucher. Type your code and press OK”. Is this a scam and do you have any suggestion about removing it?
Apple ID Blocked Scam Malware Blocks Me out of Device? Should I Pay that £100?
Apple ID Blocked Scam Malware is a kind of ransomware which mainly targets Apple products like iPhone, iPad and iPod to extort people out of money. It usually display a fake message to take over the whole screen of iPhone or iPad and freezes the Internet browser like Goolge and Safari, and then you can’t access the Internet on your iPhone or iPad. This Apple ID Blocked Scam Malware usually says itself as such law enforcement agencies as FBI, NSA Cyber Police, US Marshals, Metropolitan British Police and Australian Federal Police to mislead Apple users. It claims that “Your AppleID and your Mobile Device has been blocked for safety reasons. If you let 24 hours pass without payment, your AppleID with all photos, music, movies, games, documents will be deleted and you will become the subject of criminal prosecution without the right to pay the fine and the possibility of unlocking your AppleID expires!! AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDING IN PROGRESS. Amount of Fine is £100 GBP. You can settle the fine with Paysafecard vouchers”. Apple ID Blocked Scam Malware also accuses you of viewing or storage or dissemination of banner pornography including child pornography, zoophilia and rape and so on, and also activities are violated some article of law. To make the message more genuine, this Apple ID Blocked malware shows where you live, your city and location and country even all your contacts. So when users see this blocker message, they will think it’s from real enforcement or cyber police station. And soon people will send £100 through Paysafecard or $ 500 via Paypal. But actually this Apple ID blocker warning alert is fake not from the real government department as it mentioned. In fact, even you don’t pay so-called penalty of £100 or $500, you will not be in trouble any lawsuit or put into jail for 5-8 years as what this ransomware says is deceptive.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 3, 2016 12:02 pm
What is this United Kingdom Police Case message? I have a Samsung Galaxy S6 and the message appears on my phone. Last night, I went online for searching some funny video on FaceBook. I clicked a link posted by my friend then I realized something was downloaded on the background. Suddenly, my phone was locked by this message. It claims that the phone is locked for safety reasons. I tried to restart my phone to see if I can bypass this message but it still popped up. What should I do? Am I in trouble?
Phone Blocked by United Kingdom Police Case message? How to Unlock it?
Is this United Kingdom Police Case a really message that sent by police? The answer is NO. It is a fake message that generated by cyber criminals. From technical aspect, it belongs to a kind of ransomware which aims to help cyber hackers to get illegal benefits. This virus used to attack Windows and Mac machines in the past few years, but nowadays, Android devices have become their main targets as phones and tablets are important for the daily life. Once this scam virus sneaks into target devices, it will block the whole system which people cannot be able to use the infected devices anymore. In one word, if you encounter this Kingdom Police Case on your Android device, do not be fooled by it, it is a scam virus that needs to be removed in time. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 22, 2016 6:05 am
