Hello, my problem is yesterday l was surfing the net looking for video of adults in my galaxy cell s5 but I made a mistake of downloading a malicious app and then when l wanted to open the app l came out a page Cyber.Police American National Security Agency and asks me 200 dollar with a limited time of 72 hours or ban me but to investigate or something and not to do and tried to turn off my cell and l still got time available during limited 71 hr. so now I see if you could help me out of this Cyber.Police page. I have restarted my galaxy cell phone many times, but it still blocks my out of my phone. It seems like that is a real police notification. Do I need to pay that $200? Please advice me, thanks!
Brief Description of Cyber.Police Virus on Android
Cyber.Police Virus is actually the same ransomware as FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) virus, PCeU (Police Central e-crime Unit) Virus, RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) Virus and AFP (Australian Federal Police) Virus to rip off innocent android device users. Cyber criminals now keep upgrade and use different kinds of illegal ways to spread Cyber.Police Virus on the Internet to affect different kinds of android device. It may disguise as a useful app to trick users into downloading it, or it may install on an android device like phone or tablet by using javascript on your web browser. Once downloaded, the Cyber.Police virus will display a false warning message taking over the whole screen of your android device stating that you are suspected to disseminate pornographic materials or violate the copyright law, etc. Due to this security reason, the so-called “Cyber Police” blocks your android device by displaying this big police notification message. And to block your android, you need to pay a fine within a limited time.
ATTENTION! Your phone has been blocked up for safety reasons listed below. All the actions performed on this phone are fixed. All your files are encrypted. CONDUCTED AUDIO AND VIDEO. … Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 30, 2016 12:51 pm
Hi! I’ve had this weird message came up on my phone while I was surfing the net and it directed me to a pornography page and blocked my phone. Also it is saying I must pay fine for breaking the law when I wasn’t on any type of website that they had listed. Saudi Cyber Crime Scam? What is that? I never heard it before. What should I do now? How can I get it off my phone? Please tell me what to do. Please help!
Did You Hear About Saudi Cyber Crime Scam Before?
Get Saudi Cyber Crime Scam on your phone or tablet? Don’t worry. This is one kind of virus which familiar to US Department of Justice Virus. This virus locks your phone or tablet and don’t let you do anything except turning your phone or tablet off and on. You may see the message told you your phone has been locked up for safety reasons. And it says that you have violated some laws, the police will come if you don’t pay xxx dollars. Please don’t be scared. This is scam. And the police won’t come. Please take a deep breath and calm down. This virus is created by Cyber hacker to make illegal money. They just make use of the technology to cheat many people who don’t know anything about virus through the Internet. They intimidate you then ask you to pay them. Then your device will be unlocked. Please don’t trust them. Your device won’t be unlocked after the payment. The virus will still lock your device until you remove it manually. So don’t be fooled to pay them, please remove it as quickly as you can. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 2, 2016 2:25 am
Last night, I used my Samsung tablet to search a recipe for my kid. All of sudden, a US Department of Justice page popped up which claims that I downloaded child pornography. It also claims that I have violated the law which I will be taken to the court and put into prison. I was scared when I saw the message. I didn’t do anything wrong on my tablet. On the warning page, it asks a $500 fine saying that I can escape from further punishment if I pay. I don’t know what to do now as my tablet is completely locked by this page. Every time I turn on my tab, this page can appear right away. Should I pay the fine? I don’t want to get into trouble with police. Please help!
US Department of Justice Virus Warning on Android Phone/Tablet
When you get this US Department of Justice Virus Warning on your Android tablet or phone, please don’t be fooled by what it says on the page. This message is the same ransomware just like FBI virus and RCMP virus. It is a virus created by cyber hackers who want to get illegal benefits from innocent people. In the past few years, cyber hackers design this kind of virus to attack computers, nowadays, this virus attack Android devices as well. Once it infiltrates target devices, it can block the whole system immediately. People will no longer have access to their locked devices as this virus can occupy the whole screen. It is useless to restart the devices as it can always pop up. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 22, 2016 6:17 am
Hi, unfortunately I was hit with this cyber crime unit scam, and what can I do to remove it? They are giving me 48 hours to send $500 thru PayPal which seems strange because it would be untraceable and on top of that if it’s a legal site why isn’t there a contact number? It says my device is blocked up for safety reasons. It displayed my IP Address, Location, and Name. I read something of this nature: “illegal activity distribution of child pornography”. However, I wasn’t viewing anything of that nature, so I’m curious as to why I received such a blocked cyber crime unit pop-up? Now the device is locked totally and I can’t do anything on it. Please help me exit out this scam page.
Cyber Crime Unit Scam on Android Phone or Tablet
Cyber Crime Unit Scam is actually a kind of ransomware to pretend government department, police agency or other authentic organization to warn you that you did illegal things on android phone or tablet and need to pay a fine of $100-$500 or £100 or £200 to unlock your device. Cyber Crime Unit ransomware would be titled with different name logo in different countries. In United States, this scam virus will show as FBI department banner, U.S.A. cyber crime center or Cyber.Police American National Security Agency logo and so on; and if this scam malware targets phone or tablet users from British, it will label Metropolitan British Police or SOCA (Serious Organised Crime Agency); in Canada, it usually masks with ICSPA (International Cyber Security Protection Alliance) and so on. In a word, Cyber Crime Unit Scam will scare android phone or tablet users with different authentic agency’s masks and trick users into paying money through such payment modes as Moneypak, Prepaid Paypal , PaySafeCard, Ukash or iTune gift card. When your phone or tablet is blocked by such a scam message, you should search this information first, but don’t pay for the money as it demands. To prevent it from getting into your phone or tablet, you should not visit unsafe pornography websites, open spam emails, or click on strange links popping up on the webpage you’re browsing or update fake apps so on. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 19, 2016 4:54 am and last modified on February 29, 2016 5:28 am.
Hello, can you help me out of this issue? Even though it’s very embarrassing, I want my mobile back as I need to contact my family and friends. Yesterday I was watching a porn video then a pop up came up and accused me of viewing porn on my mobile!! I was really freaked out to death. Is it real that watching porn is an illegal thing, because I saw the message labeled by Police logo banner? It says to pay $500 within 24 hrs and has a pic of me and all my contacts and some pictures of animal porn and under age porn that says this is what has been found on your phone and says if you don’t pay they will alert your family? Now every time I turn on my mobile, that warning message is on, and I can’t cancel or close that page and can’t do anything on mobile. I’m really scared that if I won’t pay it ASAP the police is going to arrest me and I also doesn’t know how to take that crap off my mobile?
You are accused of viewing porn on mobile? – Is it Real or a Scam?
When you find a message that “You are accused of viewing porn on mobile” , you should notice that actually your mobile is attacked by a scam ransomware or virus which usually send scaring “Police” message to demand some fine of $500 dollars or 100~250 pound and so on. This warning alert police message “You are accused of viewing porn on mobile” is actually associated with ransomware which aims at extorting money from innocent mobile users. It is actually the same as those fake police virus like “cyber police virus”, “FBI moneypak virus”, “UK police virus”, “PaySafeCard or Ukash virus” or “AFP scam virus” and so on. The cyber criminal create and update this ransomware and spread it all over the world to collect more money. Now it mainly targets mobile users from United States, British, Canada, Australia and other European countries. And mobile users are usually asked to pay the fines via PaySafeCard, Ukash voucher system, Paypal prepaid card, Moneypak, Moneygram or even itunes gift card. Now many different brands mobile including phone and tablet like Samsung, HTC, LG, Sony, Huawei, ZTE and Motorola etc. will be the main targets. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 16, 2016 10:11 am
My Samsung Galaxy 7.0 has a page up where I cannot close it and it says United Kingdom Police Case #582310212-E8732 saying ATTENTION: Your device has been blocked up for safety reasons listed below. All the actions performed on this device are fixed. All your files are encrypted CONDUCTED AUDIO AND VIDEO. So I need some help here now!! I was browsing the internet when this porn website came in and I was trying to get out of it and it took pictures of me, show my IP address and my country and city location saying I was watching child porn and know my phone is blocked and I need to pay ￡100 to unblock it within 24 hours and I’m scared it said it was from the United Kingdom Police! Will I be arrested or served in jail after that clock is disappeared? I am worried so so much!
United Kingdom Police Case Virus on Android Phone/Tablet
United Kingdom Police Case Virus locks your android phone/tablet and you can’t do anything to your device? When you see message about United Kingdom Police blocking your android phone or tablet, you should be aware that there is a virus blocking your device not the United Kingdom police. Like FBI police virus, Ukash virus or Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police Virus etc., this police ransomware has a big ability to target android phone and tablet to display scaring message to lock the device and extort people out of money. United Kingdom Police Case ransomware accuses falsely you of viewing pornographic contents and distributing pornographic material. It also says your IP address was illegally used to visit websites containing pornography, child pornography and child abuse, which you even never did that before. This ransomware takes over the whole phone or tablet with a message labeled United Kingdom Police logo or banner to make this message look real and convince people. United Kingdom Police Case virus locks the whole phone or tablet so you can’t do anything to it. You will not make a phone call, text a message or browse online. As soon as you turn on the phone or tablet that has the virus, this police message screen is on. And then this ransomware asks you to pay a fine of 100 to 250 pounds by using Ukash or PaySafeCard payment methods within limited hours like 24 or 72 hours in order to unlock your android phone/tablet. It has a countdown clock on that message screen to urge you. If you can’t finish that, you will bear legal liability even face the possibility of being put into jail. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 15, 2016 10:34 am
Last night I was on Safari, I got a pop-up window saying that “your mac has been blocked for security reasons”. I thought my browser might have been hijacked. It then says I should call the number listed for tech support. Every time I clicked ok, the window keeps returning. When I clicked X to close the window, it then asks me ‘Are you sure you want to leave this page?’ and gives me 2 options: Stay on page or Leave page. If i clicked on leave page it send me back to the previous window that keeps forcing me to call the toll free number. I don’t know what to do now. Do I really need to call that number? Will it really lock my mac?
What is “Your mac has been locked for security reasons call this number” pop up on Safari?
Mac users: Beware of increased tech support scam pop-ups
Nowadays, many Apple users have reported receiving pop-up notifications telling them that ‘your mac has been locked for security reasons’ and trick them into calling a phone number, where they will inevitably be asked to pay to have their precious devices fixed. This is a JavaScript scam that only affects your web browser Safari, the default web browser for iOS devices. The pop-up is often caused by adware or potentially unwanted program. It commonly appears after you open an email attachment, download files, visit websites programmed to download malicious software or click on a pop-up advertisement. Once it is installed, it takes control of your web browser and blocks Safari immediately preventing you from surfing the web properly. Whenever you go online, an ad from the tech support scam will pop-up. Those pages are usually fraudulent websites such as http://www.applesecurityalert.com and http://www.securityservicedesk.com which are used by cyber criminals to promote their remote support services. It falsely claims that your Mac computer was involved in criminal activities and then it lists some crimes involving copyright and related rights law violations, distribution of prohibited pornographic content. In some cases, it may say ‘potentially threat detected’ and state that your mac computer is infected so that you need to call their paid support service to remove the infection. This is a bogus claim. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 26, 2016 11:40 am and last modified on January 26, 2016 11:43 am.
Last night, I was on Youtube watching a funny talk show, all of sudden, my Safari had been redirected to a strange page which I have never seen before. It claims that it comes from ACMA saying that I have watched some inappropriate materials on the web and broken the law. I swear I didn’t do anything about that. I was shaking and crying when seeing the warning. My safari crashed and they want me to pay a 500 dollar fee as a fine, if I don’t pay, I will be arrested by the police. There is a timer showing on the page and I only have 72 hours to finish paying. It says that I created a felony, is it true? Am I in great trouble with the police?
Description of ACMA Scam Virus on iPhone or iPad
Nowadays, cyber hackers have developed more and more ways to get illegal benefits from innocent people. This ACMA Virus is one mean that created by those bad guys recently. This virus used to attack Windows and Mac computers, but recently, mobile devices and tablets become the main targets of this malicious virus. Technically speaking, this virus belongs to a kind of ransomware which is similar to FBI virus and DOJ virus. This ACMA virus has a specific target group, which means it mainly attack users who live in Australia. Once it pops up on users’ IOS devices, it can lock the browsers all the time with a fake warning and ask people to pay a large amount of money to unlock the devices. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 14, 2016 5:41 am
Can the department of homeland security scam locked android phone/tablet with 0 itunes gift card or blocked computer/Mac book with 0 moneypak code? It appears I have received the cyber police virus which has locked my tablet. How do I remove it? how to unblock a samsung tablet from a virus? It’s really weird that my laptop has been locked by a Homeland Security Notice thing. I don’t know what it is and it seems this is Fake Homeland Security Virus 0 Scam. Why? Because it blocked the screen and then an official Homeland Security site comes up saying I’ve copyrighted etc asking me to pay 300 dollars? I still not sure if it is Fake Homeland Security Virus Moneypak Scam or real. It listed several charges on the lock page. The funny thing is that I even have not done those things they accused me like watching child porn. How ridiculous it is! Anyway, I did want to unlock my computer, so I tried to buy Moneypak and was about to pay the 0 fine. But someone told me that it’s a scam. So I stopped entering the Moneypak code and tried to testing its authenticity. I called some department and they told me that it is just a Homeland Security Virus. So I have been seeking solutions to unlock my computer!
How Does Fake Homeland Security Virus $300 Scam Confuse You? Any Software Can Rid This Warning?
Fake Homeland Security Virus, which has been badly deceiving many computer users aroused a high degree of vigilance of FBI police. They issued a warning to remind people all over the world that this malware is attempting to swindle PC users in the name of Malta Police Force. The warning is aimed at exposing the essence of the scam and appealing people to avoid falling the trip of this awful stuff. They pointed out that even if people pay the ransom to the cyber criminals, they will have a very low rate to get their PC unlocked. In fact, not only Vancouver police issued this warning, many other famous news web sites such as CBC news also published articles to wake up people’s awareness. Those who are in the ocean of pain of the Homeland Security Virus malware really should not waste their money on this non-sense fake Homeland Security ransomware. Currently, this hoax effects mobile device like android phone, android tablet, iPhone or iPad. The spam blocked the mobile screen warning you went into a porn sight and so you had this message pop up saying that you have been watching child porn and you have to pay this money in 24 hours before all your stuff gets deleted, how can you remove this off your mobile device? Learn more below. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 5, 2016 1:48 am and last modified on January 7, 2016 7:14 am.
My iphone 5s has been blocked by a GB Police Scam Virus demanding that I need to pay a fine of £100. All I did was to download some stickers on Facebook messenger then this popped up and completely shut down my iphone. It says ATTENTION! Your apple ID and your mobile device has been blocked for safety reasons. 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 apple id express and then it says 5 to 11 years of jail. This freaks me out and I am so worried. My photos of my son and wedding are all on there and they are irreplaceable. Plus my partner works nights and without my phone she has no way to contact me?? What can I do now? Please help!
Description of GB Police Scam Virus on iPhone or iPad
GB Police Scam Virus is a kind of malware to attack phone and tablet device especially iphone/ipad device. Usually it will take over the whole screen of the device and display a fake warning police message titled with United Kingdom Police or United Kingdom Government. GB Police Scam ransomware usually will block the Internet browser on iphone/ipad like Safari or Chrome browser, so you cannot use your web browser. Whenever you open Safari or other browser, this fake message will just show up and block you to do anything on Internet. Even worse, this GB Police Scam malware can lock the whole device. And you will not use your phone to make a phone call or send message and so on. This GB Police Scam Virus usually will say that your device is locked for safety reason. It claims that you are accused of viewing / storage and/or dissemination of banned pornography. GB Police Scam notification blames you for violating Copyright and Related Rights Law. (Video, Music, Software) and illegally using or distributing copyrighted content. And meanwhile, GB Police Scam Virus says if you want to unlock your phone, you have to pay a fine of £100 through Ukash or Paysafecard within 24 hours. If you cannot pay, your all data and your Apple ID will be deleted and you will be arrested or prosecuted or serve in jail for 5-10 years. All these words seem to be really from United Kingdom Police. But actually it’s a ramsomware created by cyber hackers to swindle you out of money. Don’t trust it.
