What is aics virus? Your computer has been locked by the automated information control system virus (aics virus)? Are you threatened by this message AICS ukash virus? Is this Information Security and Control Act (ISCA) 2012 really from Ireland government department? Do I have to surrender to pay € 100? If not, what should I do to get rid of Information Security and Control Act (ISCA) 2012?
What is Automated Information Control System Virus?
Automated Information Control System Virus is related to An Garda Síochána-Ireland’s National Police Service Virus. The warning threatens computer users that they have violated many laws of Ireland. Is it really from Ireland’s National Police Service? No, it is just a fake Ireland police service virus on laptop. The virus is a variant of UKASH ransomware and much similar to Gema and GVU from Germany, Sacem from France and Buma Stemra from the Netherlands or Fake FBI warming virus from USA. In fact, this virus is attacking many countries and areas with different languages and interface according to local conditions, you cant do anything on the infected computer — it is locked by the virus. It effects Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP. It pops up that says its from the police saying you need to pay €100 or €50 and you can’t get it off, many users really don’t know what to do as many of them don’t have 100 euros to pay, and would prefer not to restore my computer to factory settings so how do you remove this scam? Automated Information Control System Virus is stubborn and tricky. It declares that your activities online have violated the Irish Law, including spreading porn information such as pictures, articles or videos, etc. If you don’t pay €100 to certain bank account, you will be jailed by Ireland’s National Police Service. Although it acts as it is legit and real, it is just a big scam. Unfortunately many people were scared by the scam and paid for the virus get nothing but still with the computer locked. Have no clue on how to remove Automated Information Control System Virus ransomware files and registry entries manually? Well, you can get your issues fixed here with the manual removal guide or assistance from computer experts. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 24, 2012 7:05 pm and last modified on June 6, 2013 4:17 am.
Have you received a message from so called “An Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service” on computer or mobile device (Android phone/tablet, apple iPhone/iPad or iPod)? One of the victims tells:”I was watching porn and ab garda notice came up on my computer, when the garda warning just flashed up and it states your browser has been locked by garda!” An garda síochána virus scam asking for 100€ to unlock your device? Are you threatened by this message? The An Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service virus has locked my laptop and is looking for 100 euros don’t know what to do? Will my computer work if i pay ukash voucher to get rid of garda síochána virus? I have a message saying if I don’t pay ?100 on a pay safe card within 24 hours all my photos videos etc will be deleted and I will be prosecuted by the police for vowing inappropriate material such I have not been do it , and my iPad mini is now under threat from a scam. It’s locked my internet access and demands I pay ?100 through safepaycard, what should i do now? Is it really from Ireland government department? Do I have to surrender to pay € 100? If not, what should I do to get rid of it completely?
What is An Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service Virus? How to Remove It From Mobile Device or PC?
The “An Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service Virus”, is a ransomware Trojan attack that is designed to do one thing, and that is to make a lot of money for the developers of this malware by tricking computer or mobile device (Android phone/tablet, iPhone/iPad or iPod) users in Ireland into believing that they must pay a fine due to illegal use and behavior. This virus pretends to be the Ireland National Police Service and it does a good job at fooling many Irish computer or mobile device (Android phone/tablet, iPhone/iPad or iPod) users into paying this nonexistent fine out of fear. Recently, many computer users have received a warning. And this warning claims it is from An Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service. Virus or real government? The warning threatens computer users that they have violated many laws of Ireland. Is it really from Ireland’s National Police Service? No, it is just a ransomware warning message. If a computer user has been infected by An Garda Síochána Ireland’s National Police Service Virus, then their computer will be locked and they will be asked to pay a penalty for violating several computer laws and policies. Once this virus is installed on the computer it begins to alter the system setting sin order to disable programs and files from being opened. It also changes the registry settings and sets a lock screen to be displayed for the user to see once the computer is started. At this time the computer is locked and the user isn’t able to access any information or perform any tasks. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 21, 2012 11:26 am and last modified on October 15, 2015 4:27 am.
Have got file recovery virus scan raw tale of system hard drive boot sector reading error? Is this disk error virus for all files are gone? File Recovery System Message Write Fault Error is such one which has been doing harm to people. Got illegal activity was detected on my computer – a write command during the test has failed to complete virus. If you are suffering from this malware, this article will be helpful for you.
Discription of File Recovery Virus
File Recovery Virus is a fake disk error virus, like other fake HDD family of rogues such as Data Recovery, Smart HDD. It messed up all your files, icons, emptied all programs from start menu, still it made your screen all black. File Recovery is a new released fake program which pretends to be your important documents saver. It claims that the rogue program can recover your deleted files without any data loss. Indeed, nothing is worse than realizing an outage caused your business to lose mission critical data. You may worry about a disaster resulting in lost productivity. So in this situation, you will find software to recover your files. However, if you download File Recovery virus for that purpose, you will regret deeply since this program is not a legit one even can be a threat to your PC. File Recovery advocates that you will have many benefits if you purchase it such as: real-time replication at byte-level, over any distance; continuous data protection to restore from any point in time; replicate and recover between any configuration of physical and virtual systems; no protection gaps, scheduling requirements or backup-related system slowdowns. Don’t even believe one word of this lie. It plays a role as rogue software to create a disturbance to your PC. Much the same as other fake virus, File Recovery Check virus will try to persuade you into purchasing it as its senior member so that you can completely have its “functions”. Of course after you install it in your system, this stuff will scare you that there are so many files need to recover otherwise the system will not be available in the future. Those threats are even not in your system. The main harm is that File Recovery malware will change the original setting of your system. Modifying startup, adding toolbar and icons or arbitrarily promoting some odd program is its usual trick. File Recovery virus will act as if it is the master of the computer but not you. From beginning to end, it won’t really give you any benefit to let you feel at ease. Don’t give any change to this fake thing as your nightmare instead?remove File Recovery Check Virus from your computer ASAP.
What is STOP: C0000135 The program can’t start because %hs is missing? Have you suffered from STOP: C0000135 error before? It attacks your computer in Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista or Windows XP. Many people have read through the websites online on how to fix the error but with no luck. Well, here is some instructions for you to remove such a fake warning alert.
What is the error of “STOP: C0000135 The program can’t start because %hs is missing. Try reinstalling the program”?
BSOD C0000135 The program can’t start because %hs is missing reboot loop is a big problem that effects your windows operating system. It started out with Google redirects, system unsteady, system crashes and freezing and after reboot you get BSOD STOP: C0000135 The program can’t start because %hs is missing. Try reinstalling the program system. It will not boot into windows. Once your computer was suffered from the BSOD STOP: C0000135 error then you must have trouble to start your computer, and even safe mode does not work. After trying restart several times, users got the message saying “stop c0000135 the program cant start because %hs is missing. Even if you are a IT tech and some of them have ever worked as computer technicians. You are mainly a Macintosh technician but you are trying to boost your skills with Windows more. With all that you have encountered with you saw someone drop off a computer to the help desk running Windows 7 with the error of “STOP: C0000135 The program can’t start because %hs is missing. Try reinstalling the program”. What you should do first was initially removed the hard drive and connected to one of your other Windows machines and scanned it externally using MalwareBytes and MSE. After a full scanning and although there were a number of infected items that both programs removed. Users then reinstalled the hard drive back to the PC that was infected and got the stop error again. One of the victims said:”When I encountered my computer virus it felt like my world ended.” Please ignore these kinds of warnings and instead fixing this error with manual guide or online support here. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 6, 2012 12:50 pm and last modified on October 15, 2013 8:24 am.
I cannot get Windows Control Series off of my computer… it will not let me get on the internet or anything… it wont even let me go to the normal task manager and its not on programs to delete.
Why Is Windows Control Series Hard to Remove? Is it fake or legit?
Windows Control Series is one of the latest rogue software to hit the internet. It is an anti spyware that fools the users into thinking that their systems are infected with some type of malware. It did harm to your computer as the last one called Windows Advance Toolkit. Windows Control Series is a fake anti-virus program that infiltrates into computers with help of a Trojan virus. And once inside, it imitates being an anti-virus program try to protect your computer while it is nothing but a rogue anti-virus program which will bring potential threat to your computer. The Trojan can take control of a machine, change system settings and install software programs like Windows Pro Safety. In fact, it belongs to FakeVimes family that releases a new rogue program almost every single day. But the only purpose of these programs is just to swindle your money away and nothing else. What Windows Control Series is different from the others’ is that it gets inside through social engineering tricks. Infected websites show malicious ads or outright redirect to fake scanner pages distributing Windows Control Series malware. Then just like other rogue anti-virus programs, a fake system scan is started automatically and you are given single choice only – to download malware. In addition, your computer will be received tons of security notifications and a bunch of pop up ads which will not only provide false information about your system’s security but also promote Windows Control Series rogue software as a security tool. So its purpose is very obvious-to swindle of your money. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 23, 2012 4:41 pm and last modified on June 4, 2013 9:15 pm.
Nowadays, a variety of computer viruses make netizens fearful. At the same time, all sorts of antivirus software arise at the right moment. This also leads to many hackers making fake antiviruses for illegal excessive profit. Windows Proactive Safety is such one fake antivirus.
Introduction of Windows Proactive Virus
Windows Proactive Safety, with a fraudulent appearance, makes many computer users think it’s an antivirus. In fact, it’s one of the Fake series rogue programs the same as Windows Antivirus Care. This program is classified as rogue as it displays false information in order to trick you into purchasing the program. The interface of it looks like legit, friendly and helpful. In fact, it absolutely plays a role of villain. It’s a virus indeed which hides on nasty malicious websites or in bundled downloads, camouflaged as fake video codecs or spam email attachments. Windows Proactive prepares to attack PCs anytime once it gets an opportunity. The chance can be one of your careless operation such as a visit to some malicious sites, click a cataleptic video or advertisement link, etc. No matter in which way, Windows Proactive Safety will automatically install in your computer without your notice and permission. Once the rogue program is installed in your computer it will be configured to start automatically when Windows starts. Every time you start your computer, Windows Proactive will run as computer internet security software by pretending to scan and kill virus for you. After not a long time, it will pop up a fake scan alert notification claiming that your computer has been infected much virus and your computer is in extremely dangerous condition. If you attempt to use the program to remove these infections, though, it will state that you at first need to purchase it before it can do so. This is a scam as the scan results are all fake, and in many cases, the infected files do not even exist on your computer. What is worse, it blocks legitimate Windows applications. It will also block many of the infected computer’s normal functions, for example, Windows Task Manager and Registry editor. Therefore, please ignore the scan results. Do not waste any of your time with Windows Proactive Safety, and, most importantly, do not spend any money on its licensed version, because this antispyware application is completely fake. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 23, 2012 6:24 am and last modified on November 14, 2012 1:37 pm.
We have a virus Windows Advanced Toolkit on my laptop in windows 7. The screen keeps going off so bear with me, can you help me to get rid of this virus? Well, here is some instructions for you to remove such a fake thing.
What is Windows Advanced Toolkit? Is it fake or legit?
Windows Advanced Toolkit is a latest fake anti-virus program that is downloaded and installed to computer systems with help of Trojan viruses to guarantee it enters to user’s system completely secretly. Like the Windows Proactive Safety Virus or Windows Maintenance Guard Virus, after it infiltrated your computer, it will disable all protection on your computer so that you will find out only when it starts to take some actions on your computer. First of all, a scanner will be ran automatically after you restart your machine without your asking at all. Like many other fake anti-virus software, users will be reported about a lot of infected folders and asked to remove them by paying for Windows Advanced Toolkit Scam. It also promises that all the infections will be removed out of your computer completely. We should pay highly attention to that this is only a skill for cyber criminals to earn money from infected computer users with effortless because all the showing infections are fake. Second, after this annoying fake software ran on your computer, it will generates a dozen of warnings, errors and alerts on your computer warning about that many system infections has been detected on your computer. For example: “Your system files are at risk. We strongly advise you to activate your protection.” In fact, these warning also are not real. So please do not open none of it. To protect your computer better, you must uninstall Windows Advanced Toolkit fake anti-virus software as early as possible when it is noticed. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 22, 2012 10:26 am and last modified on June 4, 2013 9:07 pm.
I’d like to know how to remove Windows Maintenance Guard off of my computer completely. Any idea of getting rid of the fake anti-virus software? Well, here is some instructions for you to remove such a fake thing.
How did you get Windows Maintenance Guard rogue software?
Windows Maintenance Guard is a fake system firewall alert and always pretends to be a legit security tool but it is 200% rogue program updated from Windows Secure Web Patch, designed by cyber criminals. Windows Maintenance Guard takes place over the Internet, with the operation executed by a remote computer or a master computer controlling a network of hijacked zombie computers. In most instances, computer attacks are directed at large computer networks or websites, typically by an individual with a grudge against the organization attacked. It is a tricky fake anti-spyware that triggers annoying fake security alerts and error messages on your screen in order to fool you into purchasing its full version. Don’t trust what it tells. Absolutely all scan results are just false information to cheat your money. Many people got it from Youtube, Facebook or porn sites. Even if you think it’s a legitimate communication, manually enter the company’s official URL into your web browser; you can then check your account for any action that might be necessary. Once installed, it destroys your system and messes up your files seriously. Besides, the fake virus disables your Windows Task Manager and other normal programs so that you are not able to use any of them smoothly. Windows Maintenance Guard keeps closing internet. Stubborn as the rogue program is, it should be eliminated from your computer completely immediately. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2012 5:42 am and last modified on November 14, 2012 1:16 pm.
“Votre ordinateur a été bloqué pour violation de la loi française”, are you warned by this message? Is it really from Belgium government department? Do I have to surrender to pay € 200? If not, what should I do to get rid of it?
What is “Votre ordinateur a été bloqué pour violation de la loi française”?
“Votre ordinateur a été bloqué pour violation de la loi française” is just a sentence from a ransomware warning message, it means your computer has been blocked for violating the French law. This message will make you unable to understand what it is all about. You may ask” did I do anything wrong?” or “What have I done against the law?” Don’t be afraid of it. This is just a threatening warning of a ransomware. But unfortunately, your computer has been infected scam malware. This malware has an interface with French language so that it can cheat more people into paying money to the hackers behind. Even there is a logo of official department of Belgium. Don’t believe it, the real government department never send you such warning via internet. The virus is a variant of UKASH ransomware and much similar to Gema and GVU from Germany, Sacem from France and Buma Stemra from the Netherlands. In fact, this virus is attacking many countries and areas with different languages and interface according to local conditions. Once such virus comes to your computer, it will block almost all the functions of windows system no matter in windows 7, XP or Vista. You can’t do anything to open other programs. As the warning shows to you, it will declare that your activities online has violated the Belgium Law, including spreading porn information such as pictures, articles or videos, etc. If you don’t pay €200 to certain bank account, you will be prosecuted by some officers. Don’t believe even a word of this. If you pay money to that bank account, you will get nothing without your computer unlocked. What you do will just waste your money. Why don’t you take a safe solution to throw it away from your computer? Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 14, 2012 12:02 pm and last modified on November 14, 2012 1:02 pm.
My computer just popped up a screen that says its the computer crime and intellectual property section to send 0 to unlock is it true cause it even took a picture of my room and its saying we were seeing child porn but i was on ebay weren’t watching no porn. Are you warned by Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section virus? Do you really think you will be jailed if you don’t pay 100 dollars or 0 for “fine” in the next 48 hours or 72 hours? If Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section is just a computer virus, what will you do to throw it away from your computer?
Overview of Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section Virus
Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section virus now is launching an invasion in United states areas by threatening computer users pay 100 dollars as “fine” for the plausible-sounding reason: This operating system is locked due to the violation of the federal laws of the United States of America! Is this true? Is the alert sent by the real American government department? The answer is not. This is a ransomware just like other one, for example, Gema and GVU from Germany, Sacem from France and Buma Stemra from the Netherlands. In fact, this virus was designed by the same hackers. They just constantly change its GUI or interface to deceive people according different countries and areas. And this time it has a name of Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section. This is a local government department, but the warning doesn’t really come from that department. The name is given so that it looks like perfectly justifiable. Once installed, it hijacks your Desktop with a rather professionally done full screen warning claiming to be from Computer Crime & Intellectual Property Section. Then tells you that you activities online are violation of the federal laws of the United States of America! You may be stigmatized that your IP address was used to visit websites containing pornography, child pornography, zoophilia and child abuse. Your computer also contains video files with pornographic content, elements of violence and child pornography! Spam-messages with terrorist motives were also sent from your computer. You will be required to pay 100 dollars through Paysafecard as the forfeit. Don’t believe even one word of this message. Even if you pay 100 dollars to those criminals behind, your computer will be still locked and they may ask for more money from you. The only solution is to find a correct way to remove such scam malware from your computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 13, 2012 5:38 am and last modified on June 4, 2013 4:11 am.
