In recent days, a rogue ransomware constantly changes its interface and appearance to threaten people to pay so called penalty in order to unlock their computers. Although there is much warning message on the internet about this series virus, due to it change its appearance with a fast pace, there are still many victims around the world. Now it is making its way attacking Europe area with French language. Its name is Celas Virus.
Is the alert information of Celas really originated from the government?
Celas Virus is not a new ransomware at all, or you can say except for the different language and interface, it is the same as other ransomwares in its heart. When you get infected by such virus, that means your computer has been locked by it already. The first time you realize the Celas Virus its existing must be when its alert information pops up on your desktop. And at this time, you have almost lost all the functions of your computer since the virus has completely dominated your computer. The maker of this type virus has designed many versions such as Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) Ukash virus, Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU) Ransomware, Politie-Korps Landelijke Politiediensten malware and GVU Lock Screen Virus according different countries and areas. When it attacks canada area, it adopts English as its language. And Celas Virus is the name when it attacks Europe areas. It’s obviously French language. Of course the appearance is different from other versions too. The rogue malware pretends to be originated from local government and pops up a mendacious warning declaring that you have done something illegal through the internet. And your computer has been locked by the government offices. In order to unlock your computer you have to pay 50 Euros for fine in the way as the alert guides. It’s really a tricky method to make people fall in the trap because most of them will be afraid if they are warned by something official. Otherwise, some people even if know it’s not real, they will pay the ransom by taking a chance that their PCs will be unlocked if they do as the threat requires. If you think so, you are completely wrong, you will get nothing after you pay money to the hackers, instead, your computer will be still locked. The hackers will continue their attack to your computer without any mercy. Please manually get rid of Celas Virus at a quick time to ensure your computer safe. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 31, 2012 3:12 am and last modified on November 13, 2012 11:04 am.
What is Windows Antivirus Rampart? Is that a virus? You would like to know from where this file can come from? How to get rid of Windows Antivirus Rampart virus without accessing to internet or opening any other programs?
Windows Antivirus Rampart Virus Description
Windows Antivirus Rampart is is a rogue antispyware that can enter your computer system with the help of Trojan virus. There is no doubt that it’s made by cyber criminals. The malware is one of the fake family rogue programs the same pesky as Windows Ultimate Security Patch and Windows Pro Safety Release. Windows Antivirus Rampart enters computer system without your acknowledgement. After that, it tries its best to use any tactics to achieve only one purpose that is to cheat you into purchasing its false security software. In order to get its goal, Windows Antivirus Rampart fake virus displays lots of false messages and system scanners about virus detected, which make you believe your computer is infected with dangerous virus. To remove this virus, you only download and install Windows Pro Solutions security tool. In the end, you will go to the payment page. It is a big scam. If you pay for this false security service, you will not be provided any security service. This false tool can not remove Windows Antivirus Rampart harmful files from your computer system. Therefore, if you get infected with this fake application, please remove the virus quick time before it damages your computer system.
This fake virus spreads via two main methods. The first method is the use of web sites controlled by hackers that exploit user’s vulnerable programs in order to install the rogue applications without his permission. The second method is using web sites that display false online antimalware scanners that scan your computer behaviors and stating that user’s computer is infected, and cheat you into downloading and installing Windows Antivirus Rampart in order to remove it. That is frustrating. To save your computer, what to need to do is manually get rid of Windows Antivirus Rampart rogue antivirus program from your computer by an efficient way. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 30, 2012 4:26 am and last modified on November 9, 2012 2:39 pm.
It seems new viruses always emerge in endlessly. Even if the most powerful antivirus software can’t prevent all sorts of viruses attacking people’s computers. No matter in what way, it seems those injurious viruses are able to escape from antiviruses scanning. Just a several hours ago, a new fake malware was reported, its name is Windows Ultimate Security Patch.
Windows Ultimate Security Patch Virus Removal Help
Windows Ultimate Security Patch, with a fraudulent name and GUI, makes people think it’s a legit and strong computer baseline shield. However, it does completely opposite things to people. That means it doesn’t provide you any protection to your computer, instead, it may place your computer in a bad condition. The annoying virus at first makes your real protection software unavailable by violence, and then it takes place of it as if it’s a much better program to give your computer a complete protection. If you really believe that, you are fully wrong. A virus like Windows Ultimate Security Patch takes the usual trick to reach its goal. When it enter your PC, it takes over of your legit antivirus and starts to give out a report with a fancy and standard interface alerting you that your computer has been infected with much virus. Then it will pretend as if it’s scanning something which is of course nonsense, even, it won’t do anything of scanning. What the information shows you just want to make you be convinced. Then after not a long time, it will display that your computer is in very dangerous state that your computer has so much viruses. The first reaction of you may be like this: “Oh my god, how could it be? How did I get that stuff?” Don’t worry about it; all those displayed viruses don’t exist in your computer at all. “You should remove all those viruses by using Windows Ultimate Security Patch as soon as possible” this is the further alerting information after the Windows Ultimate Security Patch finish so called scanning. And when you really want to use Windows Ultimate Security Patch to do that, it will tell you that you don’t have the authority to do that before you obtain the full version. That means you have to pay money to buy this fake program. This is also the final purpose of this malware.
It is worth mentioning that is similar to many other malwares or maybe just the name is different. Now it’s launching a global offensive. Be careful of your activities whenever you are using your computer. The virus may be concealed in some place to attack your computer. Be cautious when clicking links. It can point your browser to download threats or visit malicious web site. Maybe you have been caught by Windows Ultimate Security Patch now, please follow the next passages to do whatever you can to delete it soon. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 29, 2012 2:21 am and last modified on November 9, 2012 2:32 pm.
What is Windows Defence Counsel? You would like to know from where this file can come from? How to get rid of Windows Defence Counsel virus without accessing to internet or opening any other programs?
Windows Defence Counsel Virus Description
Windows Defence Counsel is an evil virus made by cyber criminals. If unlucky your computer has been effected by the virus then you cant access the internet. Everything is blocked but a scanning window keeps warning. The malware is one of the fake family rogue programs the same pesky as Windows Guard Tools and Windows Pro Safety Release. Windows Guard Tools is the latest released rogue anti-spyware software spreading worldwide to attack computer user’s important laptop or desktop. It displays fake security alerts on victims’ screen. Many people got stuck when started an update for adobe flash player. It can force your computer to automatically restart and when rebooting the problem computer went to blue screen. What is worse, black screen come up and says windows did not start successfully. nothing loads and it goes right back to the blue page that says a problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer. To be frank with you, Windows Defence Counsel is a big Scam and it first scans your computer fast within a few minutes telling you there are a couple of viruses, Trojan horses, worms, or other threats on your computer, your computer is in high risk, next the so-called legit software will strongly recommend itself to lots of computer users as an advanced virus protector. Although you paid for it, the malware is still there. Activation code or registry key is useless, it is not real thing. If you did perform something on your computer with wrong guide then your computer will be corrupted. So every time to boot it up you got this message: Remove any newly installed hard drives or hard drive controllers. Check your hard drive to make sure it is properly configured and terminated. Run CHKDSK/F to check for hard drive corruption, and then restart your computer. That is annoying. To save your computer, what to need to do is manually get rid of Windows Defence Counsel rogue antivirus program from your computer by an efficient way. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 28, 2012 3:12 am and last modified on November 9, 2012 2:30 pm.
Police want £100 or €100 to unblock computer? While the priest climbs a foot, the devil climbs ten. It’s really a good sentence to describe the rampant computer viruses, especially ransomware. What is more abhorrent, ransomware always change its appearance to confuse people. Willkommem Bei Windows Update Virus is such virus has been bringing much pain to people.
Locked by Willkommem Bei Windows Update Ukash Virus?
Willkommem Bei Windows Update Virus is not a new ransomware at all, or you can say except for the different language and interface, it is the same as other ransomwares in its heart. When you get infected by such virus, that means your computer has been locked by it already. The first time you realize its existing must be when its alert information pops up on your desktop. And at this time, you have almost lost all the functions of your computer since the virus has completely dominated your computer. The maker of this type virus has designed many versions such as Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) Ukash virus, Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU) Ransomware, Politie-Korps Landelijke Politiediensten malware and GVU Lock Screen Virus according different countries and areas. When it attacks canada area, it adopts English as its language. And Willkommem Bei Windows Update is the name when it attacks Germany. It’s obviously Germany language. Of course the appearance is different from other versions too. The rogue malware pretends to be originated from local government and pops up a mendacious warning declaring that you have done something illegal through the internet. And your computer has been locked by the government offices. And you are unable to get rid of Willkommem Bei Windows Update Virus virus as everything has been blocked with the Ukash payment screen. In order to unlock your computer you have to pay 100 Euros for fine in the way as the alert guides. It’s really a tricky method to make people fall in the trap because most of them will be afraid if they are warned by something official. Otherwise, some people even if know it’s not real, they will pay the ransom by taking a chance that their PCs will be unlocked if they do as the threat requires. If you think so, you are completely wrong, you will get nothing after you pay money to the hackers, instead, your computer will be still locked. The hackers will continue their attack to your computer without any mercy. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 26, 2012 1:59 am and last modified on November 13, 2012 11:04 am.
In recent days, a rogue ransomware constantly changes its interface and appearance to threaten people to pay so called penalty in order to unlock their computers. Although there is much warning message on the internet about this series virus, due to it change its appearance with a fast pace, there are still many victims around the world. Now it is making its way attacking Europe area with Lithuanian language. Its name is Buma Stemra Politie.
Is the alert information of Buma Stemra Politie really originated from the government?
Buma Stemra Politie Virus is not a new ransomware at all, or you can say except for the different language and interface, it is the same as other ransomwares in its heart. When you get infected by such virus, that means your computer has been locked by it already. The first time you realize its existing must be when its alert information pops up on your desktop. And at this time, you have almost lost all the functions of your computer since the virus has completely dominated your computer. The maker of this type virus has designed many versions such as Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) Ukash virus, Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU) Ransomware, Politie-Korps Landelijke Politiediensten malware and GVU Lock Screen Virus according different countries and areas. When it attacks Canada area, it adopts English as its language. And Buma Stemra Politie virus is the name when it attacks Europe areas. It’s obviously Lithuanian language. Of course the appearance is different from other versions too. The rogue malware pretends to be originated from local government and pops up a mendacious warning declaring that you have done something illegal through the internet. And your computer has been locked by the government offices. In order to unlock your computer you have to pay 100 Euros for fine in the way as the alert guides. It’s really a tricky method to make people fall in the trap because most of them will be afraid if they are warned by something official. Otherwise, some people even if know it’s not real, they will pay the ransom by taking a chance that their PCs will be unlocked if they do as the threat requires. If you think so, you are completely wrong, you will get nothing after you pay money to the hackers, instead, your computer will be still locked. The hackers will continue their attack to your computer without any mercy. Please manually get rid of Buma Stemra Politie Virus at a quick time to ensure your computer safe. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 26, 2012 1:16 am and last modified on November 13, 2012 11:08 am.
What is Windows Guard Tools? Visited a website and a popup message spam keeps coming? How to get rid of Windows Safety Maintenance virus without accessing to internet or opening any other programs?
Windows Guard Tools Virus Description
Windows Guard Tools is a dangerous fake virus made by hackers. Once be attacked by the virus then you can see it has taken over your computer and cannot see windows desktop or use control alt delete. Everything is blocked but a scanning window keeps warning. The malware is one of the fake family rogue programs the same pesky as Windows Safety Maintenance and Windows Pro Safety Release. Windows Guard Tools is a new rogue anti-virus software just published today and starts spreading worldwide by displaying fake security alerts on victims’ screen. The virus/trojan that causes everything to go off user’s computer from laptop or desktop. Many users received an email notification about the “parcel” and they were to click on the attachment for a label. All of a sudden their computers started acting up! First people just thought may be shut down the computer then the virus will be gone and when they turned the computers on, only found out that the nasty virus is still there. To be frank with you, Windows Guard Tools is a big Scam and it first scans your computer fast within a few minutes telling you there are a couple of viruses, trojan horses, worms, or other threats on your computer, your computer is in high risk, next the so-called legit software will strongly recommend itself to lots of computer users as an advanced virus protector. What you should do is to pay for it so that you can get the activation code or registry key to update the trial version to full version. Don’t be fooled by the rogue program for all fake alerts are just false information to take you in the scam, the purpose of the malware is to take your money and credit card information. Instead, manually get rid of Windows Guard Tools malicious rogue program from your computer right away. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 25, 2012 12:58 pm and last modified on November 9, 2012 2:15 pm.
Adjusting measures to local conditions is a commendatory practice when it’s applied to legal and justice activities. However if a computer virus take such measure to deceive people for money, it will be very dangerous. If the infamous ransomware adjusting measures to local conditions, what disastrous effect will it bring to you? Gvu Virus is a ransomware which adopts German as its interface language for the purpose to cheat people more easily.
To Have A Better Understanding of GVU Virus
GVU virus or GVU Lock Screen virus, its full name is VU Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrethtsverletzungen ransomware. It is known as an alert that is locking your computer, and posing as an official notice from the Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrethtsverletzungen, claims that the your PC has been determined to have visited illegal websites. Many netizens who have suffered a great deal from Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) Ukash virus or Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU) Ransomware or Politie-Korps Landelijke Politiediensten malware may aware that its name is familiar. Correct! GVU Lock Screen virus is indeed the same as Ukash virus and Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU virus) Ransomware. They are just the same Fake series with different names and interface. With the same purpose, GVU Lock Screen virus is designed by cyber cribbers to ransom people’s money for reaping staggering profits. People can get infected by this virus easily if they don’t keep a good habit in surfing the Internet. It always lurks in malicious websites, advertising pages or some malwares for your visiting or download. When you drop into these traps, they will ransom you for money time and time again until you are collapsed. It seeks for all sorts of means to access people’s computer. After it accesses your PCs, GVU Lock Screen virus will install in your computer automatically without your notice and permission. Once its rogue activity starts, it will enhance its attacking more and more violently. Firstly, GVU Lock Screen virus will reconfigure window startup so that it can start when the system is started. Secondly, it will pop up an alert to threaten you in the name of Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrethtsverletzungen, as if the alert information is originated by local state organizations. This is in order to make people believe that the alerting is true and serious. This kind of virus is very nasty because it can escape from anti-virus scanning and even block anti-virus scanning. Once you have infected it that means it has successfully captured your computer if you don’t have many professional skills to delete it. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 24, 2012 5:16 pm and last modified on May 31, 2013 3:44 am.
What is Windows Safety Maintenance? Having problems with the pops up ? How to get rid of Windows Safety Maintenance virus without accessing to internet or opening any other programs?
Windows Safety Maintenance Virus Description
Windows Safety Maintenance is a dangerous fake virus removal tool although it pretends to be a legit computer protector. In fact, it’s one of the fake family rogue programs the same as Windows Secure Surfer and Windows Pro Safety Release. If your computer has been infected with the nasty rogue Windows Safety Maintenance malware, then every time you boot up the PC you may find out something starts to run automatically telling you there are lots of threats on your PC. Windows Safety Maintenance is a new rogue antivirus program that fools PC users from worldwide by displaying fake security alerts on victims’ screen. The fake anti-virus software is so tricky that it provides fake features such as firewall, automatic updates, quick scan and history and so forth. The latest rogue program is designed by experienced hackers to cheat your money by distributing many serious virus infected items on your screen and persuading you to pay the money for infections removal. Once you’ve got it, you just take your PC at great risk. Because this rogue program can attack your system, change your registry settings and even damage your critical data, files and folders. As a result, it compromises your computer, records your system data and information and slows down your system performance terribly without your permission. Windows Safety Maintenance is known as one of the latest Windows serial viruses. The population of the Rogue FakeVimes family is increasing as time goes by. But besides from changing names and looks, the latest virus turns out to be much more genius than the previous ones so that it can stay in the computers as long as possible and creates more damages. No matter how they change and how trustworthy they might look, the same intention is to collect money from vulnerable computer users by boasting to them that their computers are severely infected. Windows Safety Maintenance Scam will strongly recommend itself to lots of computer users as an advanced virus protector. Don’t be fooled by the rogue program for all fake alerts are just false information to take you in the scam. Instead, remove the malicious rogue program from your computer immediately. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 24, 2012 4:24 pm and last modified on November 9, 2012 2:05 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. System Protection Tools is such one fake antivirus.
Introduction of System Protection Tools
System Protection Tools gives you a first impression that you think it’s an antivirus software. In fact, it’s indeed a virus very similar to Windows Antivirus Care, another infamous fake series. This program is classified as a 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. System Protection Tools 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, it will automatically install in your computer without your notice and permission. Once the rogue is installed on your computer it will be configured to start automatically when Windows starts. Every time you start your computer, System Protection Tools will run as computer internet security software by pretend 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 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 System Protection Tools, 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 May 24, 2012 9:57 am and last modified on November 9, 2012 2:04 pm.
