Was on iPad looking at some adult material that wasn’t illegal like it was normal stuff and it locked me and said you have to buy a 100 dollar iTunes gift card to get it unblocked, US Marshall scam virus on my iPad? I need it unblocked by tomorrow. My question is i do a lot of chat lines and I’m a bisexual man. Today while talking on local gay line after exchanging numbers and pics I was contacted by a guy who said he was a officer for cyber crimes for kids. I told him everybody is 18 or older. He stated that US Marshall would be contacting me unless i paid 500 $ or see a judge. Can you advise if this is law? How can I remove Apple ID Blocked Scam on my phone?

The US Marshall Scam Lock on my Safari – Is it Dangerous for my iPhone/iPad?

If your phone is infected with the US Marshall Scam Virus, it will display a fake notice taking over your web browser including Safari, Chrome or Firefox immediately. Yes, your browser is totally blocked! You try to close down this warning page, but it fails. You try to shut down your infected iPhone or ipad, but it is still blocked by this US Marshall Scam Virus when you start on the device. and what’s more, you should it is actually a kind of Trojan malware to target iOS system in order to access victims’ important and valuable data like online banking, credit card details, login password or other private info. Since Trojan malware is associated with cyber hackers, your personal data will be at a high risk of being leaked out to cyber hackers for illegal use. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on August 5, 2017 1:42 pm and last modified on February 7, 2018 8:27 am.

Hello, I am really freaked out and scared. I was on my iPad and I clicked on the wrong link. I was watching some kind of drama shows. Then boom this tiny screen pops up and says ‘you are accused of viewing banned pornography child pornography…’. I am in accusations of viewing porn, but actually I’ve never done such activates! I am so shocked! And it seems from AFP center because it demands me to pay an AFP fine of $500 by using itunes card as form of payment within 48 hours, which I havn’t paid and the 48 hrs has passed. Failure to pay within 48hrs criminal court case will proceed. The message comes up with the country, region, city and my location on the offending device. What can I do now? I’m worried the police will come to catch me.

Hi, I just had an encounter with the FBI cyber crime center which runs something like “you have been accused of viewing such and such content and you must pay a 500$ fine”.  This accusation of viewing porn message was just on my iPhone a few minutes ago. I thought I restart my iPhone it will be gone, but it is still there right now. Can you help me with this?

“Accusations of Viewing Porn”  Warning Message Blocks Your Mobile? Is it Real?

‘Accusations of Viewing Porn’ warning alert blocking your android device, iphone & iPad is actually a kind of fake notification. It’s a common infection called ransowmare or malware created by cyber criminals who aim at extorting illegal money out from more victims. It block victims to access your mobile device like android, iPhone or iPad and asks them to pay a ransom to unblock their devices. Ransowmare like this ‘Accusations of Viewing Porn’ usually pretends to be from law enforcement, government department, police agency or other judicial department like FBI, NSA, Homeland Security, Interpol, British police, Metropolitan Police, Australia Federal Police or ICSPA to display fake warning message accusing mobile users of viewing pornography contents to block the mobile device and you’re illegally asked to pay a ransom. So, once this malicious files or ransomware gets installed into your mobile, it will soon blocks the internet, browser even immediately lock the whole system of mobile, and you will just can see this kind of fake warning notice message ‘You are accused of viewing/storage and/or dissemination of banned pornography (child pornography/zoophilia/rape etc)’ and then demands a ransom in the range of $100–$500 dollars, or £100 or £200 (depending on your location). Victims are always demanded to pay the fine in virtual currency, such as itunes gift card, Paypal card, Paysafecard or Ukash voucher in 24 or 48 hours. Although you’ve never viewing pornography contents, you may still get this nasty malware on the internet. This tricking tactic is the main feature of this ransowmare to scam people.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 1, 2017 10:22 am and last modified on November 9, 2017 1:46 am.

FBI locked my phone for downloading child porn. I was watching porn and I really liked the video so i was going to download it so watch it anytime even without data and then a pop came up saying my phone has been locked by the FBI and I have to pay $500. I need your help. My Android phone was locked by FBI for illegal pornography this morning. I swear I didn’t watch illegal porn. I was looking for a present for my girlfriend and the FBI warning just popped up. It demanded $500 to unlock. I was scared and about to pay, but I read your blog and know that it is a scam virus which actually locks my phone. The problem is I still don’t know how to fix the problem to get rid of the FBI lock. I am not any sort of tech savvy. Please help me get rid of this horrible FBI warning. So my phone popped up with a website that had porn on it and automatically started downloading a porn file on it. I thought I deleted the file right after the phone downloaded it, but then an FBI warning popped up. I started freaking out and tried to read everything but then I found a spelling error. I was wondering if it were a hack, and it was, according to a post on your site. I was wondering if you could help me get rid of the file that is inducing the hack? Please and thank you! My ZTE grand x4 is saying something having to do with the FBI but its just hackers i heard about this happening so i need help. I did not download any child porn. I looked on the Internet to see how to remove this but it says to go to safe mode first. I can’t get into my settings because of this fake FBI virus, i tried to power off but failed, what can i do?

Android Device is Locked by FBI for Illegal Pornography. Is It Real?

Do you get popup about FBI warning on mobile device? Is your Android device locked by FBI warning for watching porn? Do you receive a fine notice popup on mobile device? Is your mobile device acting weirdly? If you have any experience like this, it means your device is infected with a serious virus. The FBI warning on your device is not real. It is not sent by the FBI or any other legit law enforcement agency. Though it shows logo and seal of FBI or Cyber police, it has nothing in common with the real police warning. Behind this FBI lock, it is the hackers who use virus to lock your device for illegal money in the name of FBI. In order to scare you into paying the fine, it accuses you of watching illegal porn or downloading files illegally, threatening that you will get bigger trouble if you don’t pay the fine. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on July 28, 2017 1:04 pm and last modified on June 10, 2019 8:47 am.

How do you get rid of an FBI page stuck on your phone? Not to offend you, but I’m scared now because of this and I’m not sure about that. It says I owe FBI $500. It said I watch porn material and contents something embarrassing like this, but I didn’t do anything related to this. Is there any way this is real? It says if I try to remove it personally other than paying that I’ll owe more and the pictures will be sent to my contacts. I don’t know what picture it means but I don’t want anything sent to my contacts. Because it says it’s porn. I’m under 18 and trying to get music of a mix tape and had to download a third party app. While I was downloading the app, this FBI page displayed immediately. I don’t know if I have installed some harmful thing.

Why Your Phone is Stuck on FBI Page? Is it real from FBI?

FBI page stuck on your phone is not a real notice warning from the real department. In reality, the FBI page is a fake alert associated with ransomware, scareware and other malware thing. The FBI page blocking your phone screen is actually a virus and ransowmarw whch mainly display fake warning page to lock victims’ devices and ask for a ransom to unblock the infected phone or tablet. The fake FBI warning page is created and upgraded by cyber criminals to scam people and collect more illegal money from innocent victims. The fake FBI page falsely accuses you of illegal activities like watching and viewing porn material and distributing pirated contents and so on. But actually you even have never done such activities. And for this reason, your phone is blocked. To unlock your phone, you have to send $500 fine payment within limited hours. To urge victims to submit $500 fine payment, it threats that your bad activities watching porn material will be told to your contacts and your crime case will be transferred to FBI department, and you will be prosecuted and even put into jail. To make this FBI page look more genuine, the cyber criminal illegally uses FBI logo and badge and even take your screenshot. When victims see this FBI page, they believe the warning message is sent from real FBI department.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 24, 2017 12:37 pm and last modified on November 9, 2017 1:52 am.

My TV screen stuck on FBI popped up and I can’t remove it and do anything on my Kodi TV Box. I don’t know how to do, please help me if you know the way to fix this problem. I will highly appreciate.

Description of FBI Malware

FBI Malware is a common scam and usually infects any kind of Android device, apple device, windows system and TV Box. it always tells victims that they have violate some laws because of watching some porn videos and their device have been lock. If they want to unlock their device, they will need to pay a big fine using inactivated onevanilla or other ways like paysafecard. The victims will be told that if they don’t pay the fine, the police would come to their home and they will be accused. In addition, generally this virus will ask victims to pay in 24 hours or XXX days. If the victims don’t pay in time, they will also be accused. Thus if your device gets infected by this virus, please keep your mind clear that it is just a scam virus that want to get money from you, just don’t believe it and don’t pay to it. What you need to do is to remove it from your device without delay. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on July 17, 2017 10:18 am and last modified on July 17, 2017 10:20 am.

My Samsung Galaxy s7 is taken over by the fbi Cyber Crime and I’m not sure how to get rid of it. Now I can’t do anything on my phone and I can’t power off it. How do I safe my phone?

Descriptions of FBI Cyber Crime Scam

FBI Cyber Crime Scam showing the fake message and locks users phone, tablet and computer screen and claims the user illegally visited and downloaded something. Then, almost like a ransom demand, the user is given an ultimatum to pay a fine to unlock the device and stay out of jail. The malicious ransomware app will lock you out of your Android phone and applications, so whenever you’ll try to unlock or use your phone, it will display instead a lock screen asking you to pay a non-existing fine of $300 in the form of MoneyPak, Ukash, Paysafecard or MoneyGram Xpress voucher. The malware’s authors prefer these payment services because transactions made through them cannot be reversed and are hard to trace.

“To tell the truth I have browsed some pornographic websites and then FBI Cyber Crime warning page pop up on my screen, I’m so scare, will I get caught to the jail?”

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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 7, 2017 10:30 am and last modified on July 7, 2017 10:33 am.

I was on Google searching the information about renting a house and a pop up came up saying my device had been infected with “Your battery is 28.1% damaged because of harmful viruses from recent adult sites” and to hit ok to fix it. Well I didn’t hit ok I just closed the website out. Should I be worried? I am so scared with the warning.

Important Things You Have To Know If Your iPhone/iPad Fell Prey to The 28.1 Warning:

The 28.1 Warning is simply used to promote services or malicious software on your iPhone or iPad. Most of the pop-ups are for revenue, from services that are promoted by adware or potentially unwanted programs. The pop-ups might also offer a update for Java, the Adobe Flash Player or a Media Player update, which are obviously scams to install more unwanted software. If you got this 28.1 Warning pop-up once and you managed to close it then you are probably fine. But if you keep getting it constantly then there’s probably some app installed on your device which has to be removed. And you need to know:
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 27, 2017 5:40 am and last modified on June 30, 2017 9:04 am.

So I had porn opened and a thing popped up saying “Your device has been blocked due to illegal activity” on my mobile. It was warning that I had violated some law about child porn and that they were and to look through my phone to see and hear what I say in till the investigation was over and then it listed what phone I was using and my platitude and longitude. It’s saying I have been accused of watching a pornography thing on my Samsung galaxy s8 and now u have to pay a £200 fine to unblock my phone I don’t feel like u should pay anything and was wondering if u could unblock my phone/Internet without me paying thank you this is my daughters phone by the way she is 13 and very distraught that this has happened because she would never watch anything like that. What can I do now?

“Your device has been blocked due to illegal activity” Blocks Your Mobile? Is it Real?

“Your device has been blocked due to illegal activity” warning alert is a scam notification caused by malware, ransowmare and scareware. It has been categorized in a virus list which has the same feature or symptom as FBI virus, FBI Prism virus, FBI cyber crime virus, or Metropolitan British virus, AFP virus etc. It locks up vicitims’s mobile devices for ridiculous reasons and ask for a ransom to unlock mobile device. Cyber criminals use different malicious files like malware, ransomware and sacreware to pop up this scaring warning message and force people into believing that the only way to unlock their mobile device is to make a fine payment or ransom of $100-$500 or £100-£200. This kind of blocking warning message is mostly associated with ransowmare which is a type of malicious software that blocks access to the victim’s data or threatens to publish or delete it until a ransom is paid. So this ransowmare usually pretends to be law enforecement, government department or police agency or other judicial institutions like FBI Cyber Crime department, FBI Prism, ICSPA, British Metropolitan Police, PCeU, Australia Federal Police to display this kind of fake message and falsely accused victims of watching and distributing illegal materials especially pornographic contents even though victims had never done these activities. Cyber criminal distributes this ransowmare to different countries and regions and the ransomware blocks the victims’ devices with different interfaces but with the same bogus warning notice “Your device has been blocked due to illegal activity”.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 22, 2017 5:56 am and last modified on June 23, 2017 6:34 am.

I am now very scared. FBI Cyber Crime blocks my Safari browser and asking me to pay $100 iTunes prepaid card. I just search some music online and watch some move, and then this FBI blocking alert popped up suddenly. After reading this message, I wanted to close the page and my Safari browser, but it didn’t work. This FBI cyber crime notice just hang there, no button helps. Is this real thing? Do I need to pay $100 iTunes Prepaid card? How can I unlock Safari browser without paying $100 iTunes?

Safari Browser is Locked up by FBI Cyber Crime Virus? How to unblock without Paying $100 iTunes?

FBI Cyber Crime notification warning blocking your Safari browser on your iPhone or iPad is a hoax actually, and it is caused by some kind of virus or malware. FBI Cyber Crime virus is specifically designed by cyber criminals to treat some money from inexperienced iPhone or iPad users. Cyber criminals or bad guys on the Internet create and use scareware, malware, adware or ramsomware to force popping up this FBI warning alert and even advertisement to intimidate you into downloading their malicious apps into android device or iOS device. To make this FBI warning alert look more genuine and innocent people believe it is from FBI department, cyber criminals illegally use the name, logo and badge of FBI or DOJ of USA. FBI cyber crime notice locks up your Safari browser and falsely claims that you view and distribute illegal materials prohibited by the criminal law of the United States of America and watch pornographic contents like child pornography, rape and zoophillia even though you have never done anything embarrassing. For this reason, your safari browser is locked up and if you would like to unlock your device, you must pay $100 with a iTune prepaid card. if not, you will be prosecuted.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 18, 2017 10:33 am

I recently got too many ads on my phone after installed an app from Google play store. It is named Chef Judy and looks like a lovely game. After that, my phone started going crazy to pop up many ads, and the screen get stuck. How do I uninstall it? Please help.

Description of Judy Malware Virus

Judy Malware Virus is a program which has been widely distributed on Google Play store. This app contains code that sends infected devices to a target webpage, where they generate fraudulent clicks on the site’s adverts to make money for its creators. After the installation Judy virus connects to its Command and Control (C&C) server. It responds with malware payload that consists of three main components: JavaScript code, user agent string, and particular URLs. With the help of them, malware connects the affected device to an adware server and starts working as a browser: by opening particular pages it generates advertising-based revenue. Judy doesn’t appear to be stealing personal information and is just a means for crooks to make money on ad clicks. But it could mean you’re phone will be bombarded with all sorts of naughty ads – which might make you look very suspicious if your family or other half gets a hold of your phone. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on June 15, 2017 6:49 am