Serios Organised Crime Agency (Soca) Virus is a horrible virus spreading over the Internet now and it uses the name of Serios Organised Crime Agency to scare innocent users and trick them into paying £100 through Ukash or PaySafeCard vouchers. If your computer is locked by Serios Organised Crime Agency Ransomware, please follow the manual guide you get it unlocked immediately.
Computer Is Locked By Serios Organised Crime Agency (Soca) Virus – How to Unlock?
Serios Organised Crime Agency (Soca) Virus is a ransomware infection that locks your computer screen and pretends to a legitimate warning from Serios Organised Crime Agency to scare innocent users. It states that the government has detected you distributing copyrighted music and movies from your computer, thus your computer is locked and you have to pay £100 through Ukash or PaySafeCard vouchers within 48 hours to unlock your computer, otherwise criminal case will be opened against yourself. Victims should never believe in this message, it is fake. This sneaky virus attacks vulnerable systems with a help of Trojan and then it plays its trick to further cheat users.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 17, 2013 12:51 pm and last modified on July 18, 2013 4:51 am.
What is ACMA virus ukash scam? One day when I turned on my computer, suddenly i got a message that my computer is locked by Ukash Australian Communications and Media Authority virus, I need to pay a fine to unlock my computer, is it real? How can I get this message since I haven’t done anything that is against the law? Can my antivirus remove this ACMA virus block? How do I go about getting rid of this ACMA scam pop up? How to unlock PC from ACMA Ukash scam virus?
How to Unlock Computer From ACMA Virus or Australian Communications and Media Authority Virus Screen?
Ukash Australian Communications and Media Authority Virus (also known as ACMA Virus) is another kind of the Ukash virus, just like its previous version, this virus locks victims’ PCs completely and acts as a real government department notification to scare victims to pay the fine. Normally, each Ukash virus can be specially released within certain areas to scam net users there. This ACMA virus is launched to attack PC users mostly from Australia. Usually victims will suffer this Australian communications and media authority AFP crime computer jamming scam virus when they are installing infected programs on the PCs, because the virus maker will plant this malware into the programs, especially the free programs or spam ware. That is why it can infect so many people around Australia because it can spread on line via bundling and sneak into computers without consent. When the infection is installed, the infected PC will be locked completely. You cannot do anything on the infected PC, all you can see is a screen that you need to pay 100AUD by Ukash because you have broken the laws. However, it is pretty sure that Australian Communications and Media Authority virus (ACMA virus) is a big scam which wants to cheat and scare you. The real government will not publish this kind of message online and lock your PC. So there is only one thing you need to do, that is to get rid of this ACMA virus ransomware instantly and completely.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 17, 2013 11:36 am and last modified on January 15, 2014 5:55 am.
It seems that my browser has been hijacked by European Cybercrime Centre virus. I am using a Mac notebook. It completely locks my browser and asks me to pay a fine of £200 within 12 hours, or my data will be detained and criminal’s procedure will be initiated against me. Is that real? Do I really need to worry about?
The Browser Safari Is Locked By European Cybercrime Centre Virus – How to Unlock?
European Cybercrime Centre Virus (as known as Europol virus or EC3 virus) is another malware designed by cyber criminals in order to swindle money from its victims. Now this virus has spread fast over the Internet and can be a big trouble for the computer users. It can not only lock your computer screen (for Windows computer), but also block your browsers (especially for Mac machine) and prevent you from accessing the Internet. Once it achieves its goal, you are not able to surf Internet at all because European Cybercrime Centre virus will completely take over your safari browser. It mainly attacks Firefox and Safari browser now and causes an annoying troubles to interrupt your browsing sessions.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 16, 2013 5:32 am and last modified on July 21, 2013 2:33 am.
Computer screen blocked with a ‘Votre fournisseur d’accès à Internet est bloque’ warning message? Are you being totally prevented to access the computer again with this block? Have you also been accused of violating laws according to the blocking screen? Does this message have something to do with the French government? Do people have to pay 100 Euro to get PCs unlocked?
Votre fournisseur d’accès à Internet est bloque – How to Unlock?
Votre fournisseur d’accès à Internet est bloque is categorized as a ransomware that mainly attacks PC users from France. This pop up message, claiming that it’s from the Ministère de L’Intérieur, will totally lock up your computer screen and report you as conducting activities online that have violated laws. Thus, in order to stop you from doing these online activities again, it locks up your computer in the name of the government and requests a fine of 100 Euro to unlock your PC within limited time as your punishment. No matter how this pop up message looks legit and threatening, it is in fact a cyber scam virus which has been very popular in recent days. Computer users from around the world come across similar situations every once in a while. For instance, PC users from the United States are major targets of the FBI MoneyPak virus and the AFP Ukash virus attacks most areas from Australia. Cyber criminals are behind these scams benefiting from the money people submit to unlock their PCs.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 13, 2013 10:40 am
Often got SVCHOST.Stealth.Keylogger alerts popping up lately in bottom right corners of the computer? Is my computer in any kind of danger that I should be concerned about? Does it have something to do with any programs installed on the computer? Is antivirus software enough to help with such problems? How do I stop these constant alerts from popping up annoyingly?
SVCHOST.Stealth.Keylogger – How to Remove Fake Alert
SVCHOST.Stealth.Keylogger is a fake security alert given by a rogue antivirus called System Care Antivirus. Lately, many computer users have reported that they often get constant security pop ups on their computers especially when trying to run executable files or programs. These pop ups tell them that the files or applications they try to run are “infected with SVCHOST.Stealth.keyloger” (the right word here should be Keylogger but we assume this fake program doesn’t care about grammars because it’s fake). PC users find it very threatening and unsafe to use the computers again with these constant security pop ups because they usually have no idea of what’s going on on their PCs. As a matter of fact, these pop up alerts don’t present the actual status of your PCs in the current moments. They are fake messages trying to threaten you and get you to pay for the fake System Care Antivirus program. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 12, 2013 3:27 am
Computer has been locked by Dirty Decrypt.exe Virus Ransomware and unfortunately had “lost” all your pictures, files and documents? It is a work computer in Windows 7 and there are a lot of important files and documents in it, i don’t want to lose all my files, how to rescue my business computer safely without messing up anything? What is the best way to process?
Dirty Decrypt.exe Virus Locked Computer And Encrypt Files – How to Fix The Problems?
Dirty Decrypt.exe virus is a new ransomware that affects files like photos, music, videos, documents, and so on. All Image, Video, MS office, PDF files are encrypted. These files can be decrypted using the program DirtyDecrypt.exe. Press CTRL+ALT+D to run DirtyDecrypt.exe. Have you even been a nightmare like that Dirty Decrypt.exe virus ransomware warning pops up on your personal computer’s screen once you turn on your computer? It claims that you have against the country’s law and have to pay $100, £100, €100 or even more to unlock your computer. Astounded by this news? Because you never did anything against law but surfed some legal websites and watched YouTube. You try to access internet but can’t bypass the Dirty Alert Locked screen. Are you ready to pay so that you can unlock your computer? Wrong action! You never got unlocked because this is scam. You may confuse so much. What exactly this Dirty Decrypt.exe is? Why your computer gets infected? How to get rid of this virus? By reading this post, you will find the answers. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 7, 2013 4:53 am and last modified on July 8, 2013 5:44 am.
Computer screen suddenly locked by ‘The Computer is Locked by Internet Service Provider’ message? Is this pop up blocking screen a legit message from the FBI? Are you being accused of watching child porn online according to this message? Do people really need to pay the fine in order to get their PCs unlocked? Will it guarantee a unlock after the payment is submitted? What is the best solution here to unlock PC completely?
The Computer is Locked by Internet Service Provider – How to Unlock PC?
The Computer is Locked by Internet Service Provider is a message that lots of computer users especially those from the United States get lately on their computers. This pop up message, claiming to be from the FBI Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section CCIPS, will completely block computer users from accessing the computers again because it has found them watching child pornography online. This activity has been reported as a violation of the US laws. So as a punishment, computers that are used to conduct such activities online will be locked up by this CCIPS message. However, this pop up CCIPS screen isn’t legit at all. It has nothing to do with the real authorities. The truth is, this pop up message is sponsored by cyber criminals. They can get the victims of this virus to pay the requested fine so that they can benefit. Similar to the Department of Justice virus, this CCIPS virus can be treated as a cyber fraud/scam. And Your Internet Service Provider is Blocked Virus Removal is not easy, it needs expertise.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 6, 2013 5:11 pm and last modified on September 16, 2013 5:56 am.
How do you remove Hotspot Shield Toolbar Virus if it installs itself as the add-on? I think my browser search engine has been hijacked, how can I delete the browser hijacker from my computer?
How to Remove Hotspot Shield Toolbar Virus?
The Hotspot Shield Toolbar Virus (also known as Hotspot Shield Search Privately) is an add-on program that displays “savings” when the user visits online ecommerce websites that have been pre-programmed into the adware. It is similar to Supreme Savings By Excellent Apps. Some of the online retailers that will trigger the coupons to pop up include Office Depot, Wal Mart, Kmart, Travelocity, and hundreds more! This browser add-on is developed by Excellent Apps, which also goes by 215 Apps. This add-on will attach itself to a wide variety of web browsers, including Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, and Mozilla Firefox without the computer user voluntarily consenting to the installation. The individuals behind the adware bundle it with popular free downloads and the users are agreeing to install the Hotspot Shield Toolbar Virus adware by selecting the recommended installation and agreeing to the terms and conditions. Very sneaky, but they aren’t forcing the add-on, although the users are not fully aware what they are agreeing to. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 5, 2013 3:32 am and last modified on July 5, 2013 4:33 am.
Computer screen shows a message ‘You Steal Music I Lock Your PC’ with some kind of female DJ on it? What is this message doing on your computer? Has it stopped you from booting the computer up? Does this pop up message have something to do with cyber criminals? Do people have to pay to get their PCs unlocked from this ‘You Steal Music? I Lock Your PC’ screen? How does one recover the PC back to a bootable state?
You Steal Music I Lock Your PC Virus – How to Unlock PC
The You Steal Music I Lock Your PC message is weird screen that computer users get lately on their computers. This pop up message has totally stopped the computers from booting up again and yet it doesn’t ask for a fine to unlock the PCs like other malware/ransomware do. This You Steal Music? I Lock Your PC message is actually a BIOS malware infection. Computer users who are from Europe especially Netherlands, Germany and Belgium have been reported to be the majority groups that suffer from this computer problem lately. With this block on the screen, no one has been able to gain access back to the computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 2, 2013 3:03 am and last modified on July 2, 2013 5:50 am.
I can’t remove a exe file. It’s name is Macromedia.exe. I don’t know what it is but my antivirus told me it’s containing risk and asked me to remove it in time. But I could not remove it no matter what way I tried. It’s very stubborn. I also did a fully scan but no luck. Now my computer is running very slowly. Who can tell me what I can do? Is my computer in very dangerous condition?
What is Macromedia.exe Malware?
Macromedia.exe is one of the main exe files of a malware. It’s will be a residual after you uninstall or removed the malware. And you can’t use your anti-virus remove it automatically. You also can not just click remove from the drop-down list to remove it. It’s a tinny program that will run secretly under some operating system folders. It’s created to destroy the operating system in your computer gradually so that many errors will occur when you run your computer or even you can not run your computer any more. Macromedia.exe has its own features. The very obvious one is that it can’t be easily removed by anti-virus. Many users found that even if they ran several kinds of anti-viruses at the same time, the virus can still survive. In usual, those stubborn Trojan virus always disguise as some operating system files so that anti-virus can’t scan them out from huge amount of files. They will be always given the same names as the operating system files. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 30, 2013 5:16 am
