Can’t get rid of TheSeaApp Toolbar Adware? Are there many toolbars on your browsers? Are you familiar with each of them? Do you know when they have been installed on your computer? A browser toolbar can be treated as a search engine which only shows as a small bar. But be careful. Sometimes you may get a fake toolbar like TheSeaApp Toolbar. How do you identify and uninstall the malicious thing?
TheSeaApp Toolbar Adware Description
TheSeaApp Toolbar (The Sea App Toolbar) is defined as a browser adware which, unlike other browser hijackers, dresses itself up as a browser Add-on toolbar. The Sea App Toolbar is a malicious thing that treated as a plug-in/add-on on your browser, once installed onto your system, better to know The Sea App Toolbar will hijack your browser, making your computer slow down, frozen, even crash when you opened the browser. The Sea App Toolbar is able to change browser settings, set a process stay in background and allow itself to connect to the internet. This adware can also replace your search engine with itself, when you use search engine like Google or Yahoo, it will pop up a small window with Google page loading. The small window of TheSeaApp Toolbar can show up all the search content you just search with Google, and the search result list looks as same as the normal Google do, but once clicking one link in, the show up page will not be the correct page that you want, instead, the page is full of advertisement and junk information. The advertisement also pops up randomly during surfing internet. So you should be careful while surfing on the internet and be cautious to install free or unknown software, your computer will be more safe. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 6, 2013 4:14 pm and last modified on April 10, 2014 4:41 am.
What is The Firewall Of The United States Virus? Is it real when it says The Firewall Of The United States blocked computer and your account and u meed to pay to activate your com.back? Is this cyber [email protected] 0.00 Moneypak? Once your whole screen is taken up by the Firewall of the United States – Computer Blocked. This computer has been blocked to Americans by the US Government Firewall. You have 72 hours to pay via MoneyPak. How to unlock a government locked page that has appeared on your laptop?
Details About The Firewall Of The United States Virus (Moneypak Scam)
Is there a computer virus claiming you have a copyright infrigment and you must pay $200 to unlock your computer? Yes, The Firewall Of The United States Virus is one of those ransomware Scam. Using your computer and being connected to the internet most of your time can and surely will result in your PC contracting some type of malware software, spyware, bugs and viruses. It is good as long as those viruses and such are just harmless attempts of hackers to harm your computer software without any further agenda. And it is good as long as you can capture those threats and remove them by running your virus scanners and anti-virus software. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 4, 2013 4:14 pm and last modified on February 4, 2013 4:27 pm.
Metropolitan Police Total Policing Ukash Virus blocked my computer and i need to pay a fine of 100 pound via Ukash to unlock my computer, is that real or just a scam? On the screen it tells “Your computer has been locked”. Attention! All data on your hard drives is encrypted. To avoid data loss do not try to restore, reinstall your operating system or unlock it manually. I have another PC that has had a Metropolitan Police Total Policing Ukash Scam Virus pop up on it, saying i was looking at child porn. Is it new viruses for PC that needs to pay 100 euro or pound? How can i remove this virus that states i have to pay 100 to some Police Government people?
PC is Locked? How to Unlock Computer From Metropolitan Police Total Policing Ukash Virus?
Metropolitan Police Total Policing Ukash Virus is the latest fake ransomware scam we have detected in YooSecurity Labs. Read this post to learn more. Once upon a time computer systems, and later the internet space were created first for necessity and later for enjoyment. But step by step the existence of the internet as the pathway to every server and every client computer, started to be used for not so nice purposes. Namely, some folk came up with the idea to harass the internet users, threaten them, attack them on and off the internet sphere through their internet connection, and to even misuse the information those users left in the cyber space to empty their bank accounts and steal their identities. That is the criminals purpose in creating Metropolitan Police Total Policing Ukash Virus. They use the virus to scare you violate the law of police for penalty. This virus not only locks your computer but also encrypt your files and documents. What to do then? Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 1, 2013 4:06 am and last modified on April 10, 2014 3:47 am.
Computer blocked by Guardia di Finanza virus scam? Why i receive 184 pornography and fine in my laptop? What does it mean to have your computer confiscated by the government? I was looking up porn and my computer got a virus can it be traced? Do not want to spend the rest of months or years in jail? No need to worry so much! This is just a cyber ukash scam!
Fake Guardia di Finanza Scam Description
Guardia di Finanza Virus can be put in the same category as FBI MoneyPak virus and PCeU Virus or United States Department of Justice Virus. No one should suffer the joy the internet sphere is offering us. But it seems that every once in a while it has to happen. Either you contract some sort of a malware or a virus, you will suffer, but it is good until those threats can be detected and blocked or removed before they seriously harm your software. After all that is why we all have antimalware and antivirus software installed to our computers, to be protected from the smart internet threats and to feel secure while browsing the internet space. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 24, 2013 7:11 am and last modified on May 21, 2013 10:11 am.
Computer is locked by a message written in German asking you to pay ransom via Ukash? Is this Bundespolizei Virus really from the police station in Germany or only a scam malware? How can you remove this Ukash scam if it’s a fake thing created by cyber criminals?
Is Bundespolizei Virus Related to the Police?
Bundespolizei Virus, has really been causing a panic in Germany. When people got this virus infection while they were using their computers, they would be apparently terrified by it. When they saw the full-screen message warning, the first idea thrilling through their mind was that this warning was from the police. Bundespolizei is the police station in Germany while Cheshire Police in UK. However, the fake message has nothing to do with this Police office. Bundespolizei Virus is just a ransomware made by hackers to tricking them into paying money via Ukash. Don’t believe any accuse from the message. All of the content are forged elaborately so that you will believe it. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 22, 2013 8:27 am and last modified on May 21, 2013 5:14 am.
A computer scam Malta Police Force Virus used malware to freeze your computer screen? And it demanded a 0 ransom to unlock it? Is it really from the Malta Police Force? Did you almost believe this scam and pay the money? Will your computer really be unlocked after you pay the “fine”? If the scam are making you miserable, it’s time to get a safe and better solution to remove this scam from your computer permanently.
The Unveiling of Malta Police Force Virus
Malta Police Force Virus, which has been badly deceiving many computer users aroused a high degree of vigilance of Vancouver police. Similar to Metropolitan Police Ukash virus or RCMP ukash virus, 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 scam malware really should not waste their money on this non-sense fake ransomware. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 19, 2013 11:23 am and last modified on May 28, 2013 3:10 am.
Last night, I clicked a link carelessly and it directed me to a page Pixmania.com fake gift voucher codes site. The page told me that I won a prize and I could get a gift. I believed it and copy the fake fake gift voucher codes and clicked the button on the page. Oh, my god. My firefox was completely frozen. I closed it and open it again but no response. Can any body fix my browser?
Can Pixmania.com Fake Gift Voucher Codes Page Really Give You Gifts or It Is Only A Malware Scam?
Pixmania.com fake gift voucher codes, recently scammed many PC users all over the world. It pretends as a lottery site to entice people to click the button on this site so that it can infect your web browser and destroy your computer. Any information on the site is not real. It’s completely a fake web sites including the fake gift voucher codes. Pixmania.com fake gift site is indeed a webpage, but with many viruses includes Trojan horses, malware or cankered links. It’s nothing different from those famous search sites with a virtuous interface. When you get infected by this browser hijacker, it may not bring you to the forefront because you may think that it just changed your homepages and even you will regard it as one assistant for you to search something more easily. If you really think so, you are all wet. The offensive Websearch.just-browse.info page or hijacker will drag you into the abyss of pain. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 15, 2013 1:09 pm and last modified on May 28, 2013 2:54 am.
I can’t access my laptop now. When I was watching a video on YouTube, a message popped up occupying the full screen and telling me that I have done something illegally, and it claimed that it was from Department of Justice and asked me to pay 0 as the fine. I searched it online and the great majority websites told me that it was just a scam. But I don’t know how to remove it from my laptop.
Details about Department of Justice Virus
Department of Justice Virus really scared many people all over the world recently. I have a virus of some sort….the message I received was a message from the department of justice saying I need to pay a fine to get my computer back. I asked my son about it and he apparently was on some sort of porn site. I am now on my desktop….my laptop is stuck on the message. Why is this kind of virus called White Screenscam? Just because when people get this virus infection, a huge white screen will be showed on to scare them. However, you also may be suspicious if this is really a warning from the police station or not. The appearance is so compelled and serious. PC users will be afraid when then get such virus in their computers. They may think that if it’s really from the police office and they don’t pay the fine, they will be arrested and jailed. However, it’s thoroughly a computer virus, not a warning from the government. PC users no matter in what place, please be on the alert. Don’t be fooled by its trick! Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 11, 2013 10:35 am and last modified on June 4, 2013 4:05 am.
There’s a page popping up saying ”Complete a quick survey to continue”? It’s asking me to click on a survey to fill up my personal information, should I do that? Is it a legal survey? The survey seems to be so weird that I don’t want to fill it at all, but it locks my computer forcing me to complete the survey? How do I do to get rid of Complete a quick survey to continue virus? Reading this article will help you find out the proper way to fix it.
What is Complete a Quick Survey to Continue Thing?
Complete a quick survey to continue virus is an malware infection that locks up the screen of the infected computer with a page stating that you need to complete an online survey so that you can continue to use your computer. The hackers created this ransomware and then cast it into the Internet so that it can spread rapidly all over the world. Your computer may catch it when you click on unsafe images and videos that include malicious codes put by hackers. Unlike other popular screen-locking ransomware such as FBI moneypak virus or Ukash virus, this ransomware does not asking victims to pay certain fine to unlock the infected computer. This new variety of ransomware force victims into performing an online survey which requires a lot of personal information such as home address, phone number, email address, work place, etc. The survey looks like a regular survey that you see all the time in your daily life but actually it’s a trap that aiming to collect all the valuable personal data from your side. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 8, 2013 6:22 pm and last modified on June 3, 2013 8:05 am.
Have you contracted with Facebook Phishing: Security Team Has Suspended Your Page before? When you get onto Facebook page and just want to log in your account then you get this weird message. Not only your Facebook home page has been changed, but you will not be able to go on the log in site, as it is saying your account has been hacked. Are you scared when you received this message? What to do?
Brief Description of Facebook Phishing: Security Team Has Suspended Your Page
Facebook Phishing: Security Team Has Suspended Your Page belongs to the fraudulent thing appears on users’ computers from different areas. This redirect can be put in the malware category as it is a nasty message. A browser hijacker or redirect virus is the thing using domain to put some ADS on it, but when computer users click on the attractive items, they were completely hacked by criminals. Hackers make use of the fake links to the advertisement to make income from the people who haven’t internet knowledge or are lack of computer basic skills. Because it is easy to treat them to visit those malicious sites or links. So there is no doubt that many users became the victims of the fake Facebook security team, what you need to do it to sort it out. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on January 8, 2013 1:54 pm and last modified on June 4, 2013 4:17 am.
