Can the FBI MoneyGram virus block/ lock your computer? I have the FBI MoneyGram virus with webcame photo and a request for $300.. Safe mode with command center is the only safe mode working.. I have went to program files using commands and am viewing the files now, but do not know which one is the actual virus.. Help?
How to Unlock Computer From FBI MoneyGram virus Scam Warning Screen?
The FBI MoneyGram virus (alias FBI Cybercrime Division virus) is a ransomware attack that attempts to trick the users that it infects into paying a $300 fine for several violations and then threatens further financial penalties as well as possible criminal charges if the fine is not paid immediately. Same as the PCEU virus or Moneypak scam virus, it is spread through a long list of malicious websites that attract users with promises of free downloads or free streaming TV programs and movies. They also hijack legitimate websites and infect visitors with the attack as well. There are also reports of users getting the virus by opening an email attachment that was labeled as a legitimate software download. The majority of the users that are infected with this are done so when attempting to download and install pirated illegal copies of files, making them further believe that they may have indeed broken some laws, and quickly paying the alleged fine. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 10, 2013 8:42 am and last modified on May 10, 2013 7:14 pm.
I really need help! I can’t start my computer because a Bundeskriminalamt Pressestelle Virus held my computer. Every time when I entered my password to sign in, the locking page would arise before I was able do anything. It gave me much information that I have done something illegally. But I have not done those things. I don’t know what it is. I’m crazy now because I need to my laptop for an important meeting. Who can help me? I will do whatever I can. Do you have the same problem? Why don’t you read this blog for help?
What Is Bundeskriminalamt Pressestelle Virus?
Bundeskriminalamt Pressestelle Virus has been infecting many PCs in Germany on a large scale. Insiders define this virus as ransomware or scam malware for the reason that it’s created to frighten people into paying money and the hackers who made this virus can make huge profit. Many people in Germany believed this was the real Bundeskriminalamt Pressestelle, so they paid the money and thought their computers will really be unlocked in 72 hours. However, the hackers will not free your computer because Bundeskriminalamt Pressestelle Virus has nothing to do with the real department. And even if they unlocked your computer for the moment, they will lock your computer again and ask for even more money. You can never quench their desires. Don’t waste your money to take a chance. And if you enter your password of your Ukash account, the ransomware can record your password. Your Ukash account will never be safe any more. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 9, 2013 11:17 am
Have you been annoyed by a specific pop up ad lately which is called FaceSmooch? Are you asked to download this application every once in a while when surfing online? And is your home page address on internet explorer changed automatically to search.conduit.com site which provides this FaceSmooch search engine? How can one avoid being redirected online to this web site as well as being asked to download this unwanted software?
FaceSmooch Adware Introduction
FaceSmooch is categorized as an adware that’s provided by free programs you’ve downloaded online. This unwanted adware is better to be avoided because it can create chaos on your browsing activities and can even help remote third parties collect or steal personal info from its victims. Computer users may get this FaceSmooch pop up ad every once in a while while surfing online. It will keep asking us to download this software which provides “smileys, emoticons and more for your facebook chat“. While it seems to have no harm to the computer, FaceSmooch is in fact not friendly. It’s also associating with the search.conduit.com browser hijacker.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 9, 2013 1:31 am
Have online browsing activities constantly been interrupted lately? Do you get a lot of pop up ads that you don’t want? Is this having something to do with the WindowShopper you install? How do we stop these redirecting actions online and remove this unwanted browser add-on?
What’s WindowShopper Adware?
WindowShopper is one of the browser add-ons that is not friendly to our computers. It’s called an adware. Computer users can be annoyed by this kind of software when it’s installed. Despite from providing you useful information and resources online, it also creates many unpleasant situations making you uncomfortable with this application. BullVid Download Manager is another adware that’s similar to this WindowShopper. Free software developers usually combine these “free” programs with other applications so that they can get themselves installed somehow without permission from the PC owners. Even though WindowShopper does provide some helpful resources, it can also compromise the internet environment and even the whole system. You are not suggested to put computers into any potential risks. Hence, this adware is better to be uninstalled.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 5, 2013 1:59 am
Last night, I started my laptop as usual. However, after I entered my user name and password, an error message showed on the whole screen by telling me that computer was not able to started for the reason that I have done something breaking the law. On the top of the window, a title named FBI System Failure was clear. It threatened me that if I didn’t pay the $300 fine as required, I would be arrested 72 hours later. It asked me to pay via Reloadit. But I sear I didn’t do those illegal things. Is it real?
FBI System Failure Paying Fine via Reloadit Virus Information
The FBI System Failure Virus is also called FBI Reloadit Virus because it swindles computer users for money via Reloadit payment. The appearance of this scam virus looks real since it has the badge image of FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation. However, it has nothing to do with this department. The cyber criminals who created this virus forged this badge so that they can easily make people believe that this locking computer message is really from the police station. Many people would believe this is real because the virus may even display some photos of your activities online to you. This can scare most of people. But it’s very easy to take photos if the virus is in your computer. FBI System Failure virus just need to embed a rootkit into your operating system, then the program can operate your webcam to take photos. So don’t believe it. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 4, 2013 8:51 am
Computer blocked by FBI CyberCrime Division ICSPA Virus Moneygram Scam? It states Warning!Your computer has been locked and all your data were encrypted! Do you have to pay $200 or £200 or €200 to unlock your computer (Pay a fine of 200 dollars, 200 pounds or 200 euros within 24 hours)? No. It is not real but a scam. It’s not legit FBI police although it called the FBI cybercrime division International Cyber Security Protection Alliance. Virus Scam uses the name and the screen to scare people to pay for illegal activities, otherwise, they are going to be arrested. How do I get a message that says if I don’t send money they are gonna call turn it in to the police off of my computer? Will i really go to jail for when my computer locked on me?
What is FBI CyberCrime Division ICSPA Virus Scam/Ransomware/Malware?
FBI Cybercrime Division ICSPA Virus (FBI CyberCrime Division International Cyber Security Protection Alliance) is another scam that disguises itself as a legitimate warning from FBI to scare many people all over the world recently. The FBI CyberCrime Division ICSPA virus is a ransomware attack that targets computer users in many countries, the scam infects computer users who come from United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Austria, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Canada, New Zealand, Germany to France in an attempt to extort money form them by claiming they are in serious trouble with the FBI or International Cyber Security Protection Alliance. The warning message that pops up on the users screen looks official with logos and seals to make it appear that it indeed is coming from law enforcement and should be taken seriously. That is what the hackers want the user to think, at least. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 3, 2013 10:28 am and last modified on May 6, 2013 10:21 am.
Keep getting This file or this program contained a virus and was deleted message when downloading files or applications on the internet? Trying to remove a virus that returns a “this file or this program contains a virus and has been deleted” message anytime I am trying to download a PDF or Microsoft Office file. Every download gets “This program contained a virus and was deleted.” or “This file contained a virus and was deleted.” what is the problem? And this problem happens in Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 8 or Windows XP OS. Internet explorer can not download any file error program contained virus and delete. All the browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and so on) on my laptop/desktop got this problem, In Google I find many people with this problem for all sites, but no solutions, when I have the dreaded “file contained a virus and was deleted” virus. Since i can’t download anything, how do i resolve this problem safely? I can’t download anything it keeps saying download contains virus and deletes it. It is crazy, what is the best way to fix this trouble?
What is “This File or This Program contained a virus and was deleted”? How to fix the problem completely?
Many computer users got a headache problem “This Program contained a virus and was deleted“. When this happens, they were unable to download anything – from files, Adobe, emails to programs etc. For example, you’ll click open/save on an email attachment, it’ll say it’s downloading and as soon as it downloads it says “XXX contained a virus and was deleted.” This file contains virus and was deleted ( this happens on Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 7 or Windows 8 all downloaded files). And there is a red notice warning then the file has been deleted away from your computer. The message pops up from Internet Explorer, if people continue to download things from other browsers, like Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome, all files you have downloaded still be deleted away, the different is without any alert if you don’t user IE. So Internet Explorer gives an error “This Program contained a Virus and was deleted”. One of the victims said “When i try to open PDF in email it says it has a virus, what does it mean when computer shows a virus warning when downloading, why i keep getting contained a virus and was deleted message? I have been searching on Google for answers and tried to download Malware, Firefox etc but of course the same thing happened. I use Microsoft Security Essentials as my anti-virus but it won’t help, what to do?” Sometimes the computer has been infected with another IRP hook when hit by this spam. You should learn more details before going to fix this problem so that you can get it resolved completely. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 3, 2013 5:00 am and last modified on February 12, 2015 4:07 am.
What web page will you see if your PC is seized by the police? Joint Chiefs of Staff Virus with message “The work of your computer has been suspended on the grounds of the violation of the law of the United States of America” block your computer asking to pay $400 thru moneypak? Is there really a spyware that blocks you from your homepage until you pay $400? or scam?
How to Unlock Computer From Joint Chiefs of Staff Virus $400 Moneypak Scam Notice?
Joint Chiefs of Staff Virus (JCS virus scam) is a ransomware attack hoax that targets computers located in USA. It freezes or shuts down users PC and then begins to display warnings that “The work of your computer has been suspended on the grounds of the violation of the law of the United States of America”. Is this thing from United States Department of Justice or FBI ? Of course not. The Joint Chiefs of Staff Virus is one of the very popular computer locked viruses in the long line of moneypak ransomware attacks. This ransomware first locks down user’s computer and then displays a fake message claiming to be from the Joint Chiefs of Staff, stating that the computer owner have been watching and/or distributing child pornography, downloading and sharing pirated music and video files or using unlicensed software and therefore has been blocked. You have to pay a non-existing fine of 400 USD within 48 hours as the virus locks the computer from accessing any programs or files. What you received on the screen is bogus notification. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 30, 2013 3:12 am and last modified on April 30, 2013 6:50 am.
Is your home page on Internet Explorer lately changed automatically to a web site – TidyNetwork Virtual Layer Advertising? Have tried to changed it away but this unwanted web site just keep popping up again? It says it can help you save time and money and there’s no fee. Do we believe that? Are annoying commercials behind this tidynetwork.com web page? How does one remove this annoying pop up?
What’s TidyNetwork Adware?
TidyNetwork (www.tidynetwork.com) is the kind of adware that’s similar with the Tiger Savings. They both seem to help computer users find out lots of resources online especially information that can help you save time and money while you surf the internet or shop online. Many computer users like free stuff send to them so that they can save a lot of time on searching and filtering. TidyNetwork seems to provide this kind of service to help people benefit. However, this application is not very friendly to computer users. This TidyNetwork is actually an adware that can get itself installed on browsing applications without permission from PC owners and can bring up many annoying ads including fishy web sites.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on April 29, 2013 7:18 am
Can’t get rid of BullVid Download Manager pops up from Windows 7 or Windows 8? Every time i want to uninstall this software from control panel, it won’t go, i don’t know how to remove this program completely, any help?
What is BullVid Download Manager? How to Remove?
BullVid Download Manager is a program that designed to help you with the fastest and easiest way to download videos for free. And it supports XBMC plug-ins and all popular video formats! You can get this software from its official website or its affiliate sites, like the rapidshare.com, hotfile.com and many others. Because of the software is for free, so many computer users would like to have a try for the trial version, but since then they will receive more redirections and unknown toolbars as many of them have been bundled with the BullVid Download Manager program. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 26, 2013 4:41 am
