Is your computer currently under the attack of a Trojan:Win32/Alureon.GD infection? Have you got any idea of where this virus came from? How come it can still get into the system while antivirus software has been installed for protection? Annoyed by constant security pop-ups already but yet have no idea to deal with this Trojan infection? What is the best option for removal?

Trojan:Win32/Alureon.GD – How to Remove Trojan Virus

Trojan:Win32/Alureon.GD is a Trojan infection that comes from a Trojan group – the Trojan Alureon. We have studies members in this group including Trojan:Win64/Alureon.D and Trojan:Win32/Alureon.GQ which are both being reported to attack different computers lately as well. This Win32/Alureon.GD virus shares common characters with these two members and can cause many troubles on the targeted computers. It is believed that antivirus has mostly failed to catch this nasty virus because this Trojan virus can escape from many protection programs. Distributed among malicious web sites and free programs, it can get itself installed without permission from PC owners. Computer users have been suffered a lot from this unwanted infection.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 20, 2013 8:19 am

Scared by Trojan horse crypt_s.BFL, right? Do you know the true colors of this virus? Where does it come from? How does it do harm to your computer? Are you racking your brain to find out a way to get rid of the disturbing virus?

Trojan Horse crypt_s.BFL – How to Remove Trojan Infection

Trojan Horse crypt_s.BFL is a latest found backdoor pest, a tricky malicious Trojan horse in its essence. How frightened it would be to be infected by a Trojan virus! However, the consequences of the infection of this abomination are even harder to imagine. The truth identity of this disturbing virus is a scam program. Both The redirections of Google, Yahoo Searches and changes of browser settings and desktop background image are the typical symptoms of its serious infection. Its vicious features and operations make it much harder to be detected by an-virus programs and raise your guard. Even if detected in the first stage, the variants of the virus might be spread and scattered in every inch in your computer. In this way, these variants will silently damage your PC’s crucial section like registry.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2013 1:18 pm

How can I delete Trojan horse Agent4.AIJV? I turned on my computer this morning and MSE told me that I have the virus on my computer. I tried everything I could but were with no luck. Nor could I get rid of it with the help of Malwarebytes! Anyway, I have no idea about this thing. How frustrated I am! Is there any instruction that can help me delete the virus completely? I don’t want to see the red alert any more. I am really sick of it. Any useful anti-virus someone can recommend to me?

Description of Trojan Horse Agent4.AIJV

Trojan Horse Agent4.AIJV is a dangerous Trojan Horse virus. This virus can slip into computers those are vulnerable. It can cause great amount of chaos in victims’ systems and will replace the system files with random ones it creates or delete some necessary system files thus leads your computer to a sick condition under which your computer may get invaded by many other malicious viruses. It not only has the common bad actions of all Trojan Horse virus that copy itself constantly and plenty copies of it will reduce the valuable resource in your computer and as a result your computer will act very slow.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2013 12:22 pm

Anti-virus picked up a NMC.WORM.WIN32 virus on my computer from work. The laptop was extremely slow and froze down once a minute. How do you handle this problem?

Infected With NMC.WORM.WIN32 – How to Remove?

The NMC.WORM.WIN32 is a dangerous computer backdoor virus and the hackers behind it are not playing nice when this virus is installed on to a computer. It will propagate through email, peer-to-peer network connections, instant messaging programs or social networking sites. Once installed, your security tool will keep warning you that your PC is infected with NMC.WORM.WIN32 virus, and if you click ‘Remove’ option, it says it is removed but actually it is still be there because it alerts you again each time you re-scan it.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 17, 2013 5:08 pm

Has your antivirus detected a security threat – Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop inside of the system? Is the computer running rather slow ever since then? Where can one pick up this Trojan infection and what can it do or has done to the system? Is it still going to affect other parts on the computer? What is the best way to completely get rid of this constant Trojan pop up?

Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop – How to Remove Trojan Infection

Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop (or the MulDrop Trojan) is one of the very active Trojan viruses that has been reported to exist in many computer systems lately. This specific Trojan virus can get through to different systems distributing among malicious web sites, links and free software. And because it can escape from many antivirus protections, computer users don’t really get how it sneaks into their computers. Unlike malware or spyware which can show up on computer screens as a program, this Trojan can only be noticed by PC users when it’s detected by antivirus and is showing in those security pop ups.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 17, 2013 3:29 am

Have you got a detection pop up on your computer reporting a Trojan.JS.BlacoleRef.BB infection to you lately? Do you have any idea of where this virus comes from? Do you worry the antivirus you have might be out of date letting the system face further threats? What can this Trojan detection do in your computer? And what is the best way to get rid of it?

Trojan.JS.BlacoleRef.BB – How to Remove

Trojan.JS.BlacoleRef.BB is categorized as a Trojan virus which belongs to one of the major PC issues. Unlike other main computer problems including malware, browser hijackers and ransomware which can be visibly seen on a computer, a Trojan virus is somehow invisible in form. By bundling with free software or pretending to be executable application, it can get itself downloaded and installed on the targeted computer bypassing antivirus protection. Unfortunately, JS.BlacoleRef.BB virus is one of these Trojan infections which doesn’t need permission from PC owners to install. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on June 16, 2013 8:05 am

Has your anti-virus found out there is a threat named Trojan Horse BHO.WPO in your computer? Do you have any idea what it is and where it comes from? Have you ever downloaded and installed this virus? Where is this virus coming from? How do you remove and keep it from coming back again and again?

Trojan Horse BHO.WPO Description

Trojan Horse BHO.WPO Virus has become one of the hot search queries in every search engine. It is a synthesis of browser hijack virus and virus of fake alerts. All of these have made it become an A-list thorny virus. Unlike viruses, this Trojan virus does not self-replicate. It spreads manually, often under the premise that they are beneficial or wanted. Its most typical approach involves system or security exploitation, and attacks target computers by executing unknown programs. Distribution channels include e-mail, malicious or hacked Web pages, Internet Relay Chat (IRC), peer-to-peer networks, etc. evenue for its controllers.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 16, 2013 1:22 am

Is there any method to save my computer? My computer got a Trojan.Botime Virus infection. I don’t know what it is. My friend told me it’s a virus and I have to remove it. I know my computer is not safe to use now but I don’t know how to deal with it. At this moment, I have to shut it down. Will this stop the virus doing any harm? If I restart the computer, will the virus disappear?

Trojan.Botime Virus Properties

Trojan.Botime Virus, as a new detected virus in people’s PCs, is full of destructive power that can easily paralyze your computer operating system. We define it as a Trojan virus because it’s tinny, covert but can easily destroy computer operating system. As its name suggests, a dropper Trojan contains malicious or potentially unwanted software which it ‘drops’ and installs on the affected system. Commonly, the dropper installs a backdoor which allows remote, surreptitious access to infected systems. This backdoor may then be used by remote attackers to upload and install further malicious or potentially unwanted software on the system. This threat is detected by the Microsoft antivirus engine. Technical details are not currently available. Let’s read those information from Microsoft Malware protection center: Trojan.Botime Virus is a component of a mufti-component family of malware that moderates your Internet experience by modifying search results, and generates pay-per-click advertising revenue for its controllers.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 15, 2013 5:25 am and last modified on April 10, 2014 4:27 am.

It seems that my laptop has been infected a Trojan.Coinliteminer Virus. The scanning report of AVG says it’s in my disc c somewhere. I followed the path and found the file but can’t remove it. After I removed it then went back to that folder, I still found the virus and my anti-virus still kept opening that report to me and showed me the virus. How can I remove it if my AVG doesn’t work?

Is Trojan.Coinliteminer Virus Risky?

Trojan.Coinliteminer Virus is another newly created backdoor trojan which has been causing lot of damages to users’ PCs. A backdoor trojan is not the same as some other viruses that can be viewed with their visible interface. 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. Some Trojan viruses has been created to collect personal information in users’ PCs such as some private things. If you don’t remove such kind of virus, you are not safe to use your computer because the running rootkit can know everything in your computer. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on June 15, 2013 2:52 am

Can’t get rid of Win32/SillyAutorun.FTW virus from Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP or Windows 8? It keeps warning from my security firewall alert, it makes my computer runs really slow and almost freeze down. What to do if your computer is infected with such infection that can’t be deleted by anti-virus software?

What is Win32/SillyAutorun.FTW – How to Remove?

The Win32/SillyAutorun.FTW virus is a big Trojan horse that can cause redirect problem that replaces the users typical default browser of either Google, Yahoo, Bing, AOL, Ask, or some other search engine and instead send them to a website that is disguised to be a search engine that is owned by the hackers behind the redirect virus. Do the disturbing and odd pop ups drive you crazy when you searching online? What do you think of your computer if it takes a long time to start up and execute your order? It’s killing you, isn’t it? The symptoms above are the features of Win32/SillyAutorun.FTW Virus. Notorious as it is, the Virus is a descendant of an extended family, Trojan. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on June 14, 2013 11:29 am