Hi! What can I do to remove this docksearch.net webpage from my browser? Now this webpage still on my browser, I can’t change my homepage back. I don’t know what this webpage is. I just open my browser as usual then this webpage pop up. It won’t go away. I tried to restart my computer. It didn’t work. What should I do now? Is it able to remove this webpage from my browser? Is it any risk for my computer now? I will appreciate if you could help me get this webpage off of my browser.

Brief introduction of docksearch.net

docksearch.net is a malicious browser hijacker that can change your browser settings and take over your browser. Once the computer gets infected by this browser hijacker, your browser default homepage will be changed and when you open your browser, this browser hijacker will pop up and never go away by itself. In addition, your search engine will also be changed. If you want to make a search on this docksearch.net webpage, you will see many unrelated results and many ads. If you access those unknown results, you may get infections like Trojan virus, malware and spyware. If you do want to get rid of this browser hijacker, you need to remove this browser hijacker from your computer.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 7, 2016 1:21 pm and last modified on August 30, 2016 2:56 pm.

Hey there, I think I’m in trouble now. Just 5 mins ago, I used my iPhone to go online for some funny things. Suddenly, I got a page from police saying that I have been watching inappropriate porn stuff on my phone. My cell now is blocked for safety reasons. Also, the message claims that my Apple ID will be locked as well. It asks me to pay 500$ with iTunes gift card, if I don’t do that, I will be taken to the prison. I’m about to cry now. What should I do now? Must I have to pay?

How to Remove 500$ Fine Scam Virus From iPhone/iPad? How to Unlock it?

If you get this 500$ Fine Scam Virus on your iPhone or iPad, sorry to tell you that your device has been targeted by a kind of ransomware that created by cyber criminals. This message is not a real thing that coming from the police. It is an evil product made by cyber hackers to attack iPhone and iPad products all over the world. Also, Android devices can be attacked by this scam virus as well. Once your iPhone or iPad encounters this virus, you will notice that when you open your Safari or Chrome, this page can always pop up in no time. You cannot open any other pages, that’s to say, you are completely out of use of your Internet on the infected device. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on July 6, 2016 1:25 pm

Hey, there! I am just stumped by a browser hijacker problem. This morning I just read my email, then something said it’s finished installing. I don’t know what has been installed. I checked the Downloads of browser, but no new thing is installed at that time. I’m just wondering what happens then this Ourstartpage.com popping up, but I soon close it. But it can’t seem to be taken off as every time when I restart web browser, this page shows up soon as the homepage. But the original page is Google! How can I change it back? Any ideas?

Brief Description of Ourstartpage.com Hijacker

Many computer users now are misled by this Ourstartpage.com, as on the page, it also shows the tabs like Web, Images, Videos, and News and shortcuts of Facebook, Youtube, Intagram and twitter and so on, which looks like a useful and reliable page as what Google, Bing or Yahoo does. However, Ourstartpage.com is a kind of browser hijacker to hijack your web browser and can’t do anything good to the browser. It changes the homepage, modifies the search engine provider, always shows popups and redirects you to unwanted and malicious websites. The browser hijacker would insert some junk and malicious extension, plugin into background settings of web browser. Favorite, Bookmark or Downloads would also be added some apps or website links. What page you visit will be just filled with popup ads. Those popups will interrupt you a lot. You even can’t do anything on the Internet. Ourstartpage.com hijacker will have a bad effect on Internet speed, as it creates junk files to take up more system capacity and internet resources. You will feel that web browser runs slowly and it takes a long time to load up some website that you actually visit every day. Sometimes web browser just gets frozen there.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 6, 2016 2:41 am

Hello, recently I found my computer worked improperly. You know I just upgraded it into Win 10 several days ago and I felt it worked so well. But since when I downloaded a free version antivirus program, it started to run slowly. So this morning I install an advanced version of Norton, and then Norton pops up telling me that many .exe files are corrupted by this Trojan Generic_R.KGN virus. So I did a full scan and tried to clear the virus completely, but it can’t seem to wipe out completely, and now the virus comes back! Any idea to completely remove those infected files?

Brief Introduction of Trojan Generic_R.KGN Virus

Trojan Generic_R.KGN Virus has been spread on the Internet for a long period by those cunning cyber hackers. Cyber hackers create this Trojan virus to log in user’s computer and access user’s important personal information with help of this virus. Therefore, if you usually use the infected computer to work or start too much personal or business information there, this virus will be a big danger to all your information. This Trojan Generic_R.KGN Virus even monitors your online activities and record crucial data that you input online websites. For example, you purchase some items online and enter credit card or online banking number and password, it will use its own technique to trace the number and password. And then cyber hackers will get this information, you would suffer from financial loss or get into unknown trouble in future. Therefore, if your antivirus reports files on computer are infected with this Trojan horse, you should soon take measures to eradicate it, or it will help hackers to remotely control your computer and get your personal data.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 5, 2016 9:14 am

I’ve been trying to get rid of a thing called Search.djinst.com from my browser, it keeps changing my browser, I’m getting a lot of pop ups and it is slowing down my computer. I have tried the anti-virus program installed on my system to remove this thing, but the tool didn’t even catch it for me. What should I do now? It is really annoying to be disturbed by those pop-ups!

Brief Introduction to This Page

Search.djinst.com is not a legitimate domain for people to visit. The appearance of it looks innocent as PC users can only find a search box on it. Cyber hackers who make this page can design it to be a search engine to cheat people. It people get deceived by its look, they will keep and use it on their systems. From technical aspect, this page belongs to a kind of browser hijacker that can sneak into target computers with various ways. This browser hijacker is not a computer virus so that it can easily infiltrates target machines as most of anti-virus programs cannot detect it for computer users. Even though it is not a computer virus, what it can do to the infected computers are completely disasters. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on July 5, 2016 5:46 am

Please help!!! Cyber.Police hacked my phone and I can’t access anything. I just got this Cyber.Police Warning Message this morning because I was watching a movie and then it said download finished and I clicked it and it’s XXX and then I installed it but then this Cyber.Police ransom alert showed up and I was so scared I thought I was going to have the police come to my house. I am now still freaked out as I don’t want to be into jail, but actually it seems I didn’t do anything wrong. I am now crying!! Can you help me please?

How Can I Get Rid of Cyber.Police Warning Message without Paying $200 iTunes Gift Card?

Cyber.Police Warning Message is actually a kind of ransomware that says itself as Cyber.Police American National Security agency and U.S. Department of Homeland Security to display a fake ransom Cyber.Police warning message to defraud android mobile users out of money. This kind of ransomware is created by cyber hackers to hack user’s mobile and threat people to pay so-called fine of $200 in iTunes gift card within 72 hours. This Cyber.Police virus has the same features as FBI virus, Interpol Virus, PeCU virus, ICPSA virus, NSA virus or AFP virus. Similarly, it would automatically installed soon into your android device without your interaction and once it finishes installing it will tell you installed finished, or at the beginning, it would disguise as a useful app to trick users into downloading it, or it may install on an android device by using javascript on your web browser. Once downloaded, the Cyber.Police Warning Message will soon take over the whole screen of your android device stating that you are suspected to have violated of legal norms. And your device is locked for some reasons as it indicated. Here below is the Cyber.Police warning message which usually blocks android device including different brand of phone and tablet like Samsung, LG, HTC, Motorola, Sony, Lenovo, and Huawei and so on.

“ATTENTION! YOUR DEVICE HAS BEEN LOCKED REASONS INDICATED BELOW. All actions are illegal, are fixed. History query stored in the database of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security”

“An automatic electronic violation detection system has traced an unlawful activity that has been undertaken with this communication device. Comparing the data of the system as well as the data of the analysis of the traffic on the communication provider namely the analysis of the voice traffic and the sites visited, it was decided to lock the device and to levy a fine. The owner of this device is suspected to have violated of legal norms, a list of which is available below. You can unlock the device by paying a penalty according with 18 U.S. Code Part Ⅱ”
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 4, 2016 1:13 pm

Hi there, I am here for some help urgently. Just now I received a message asking a fine of £100 for my illegal activities like watching porn thing, but actually I didn’t do that. You can read the message here “Your Apple id and your mobile devices has been blocked for safety reasons if you let 24 hours pass without payment, your Apple id with all games, documents will be deleted and you will become the subject of criminal prosecutions without the right to pay the fine and the possibility of unlocking your Apple id expires!! Audio and video recordings in progress. Amount of fine is £100 l. You can settle your fine with paysafecard card voucher. Type your code and press OK”. Is this a scam and do you have any suggestion about removing it?

Apple ID Blocked Scam Malware Blocks Me out of Device? Should I Pay that £100?

Apple ID Blocked Scam Malware is a kind of ransomware which mainly targets Apple products like iPhone, iPad and iPod to extort people out of money. It usually display a fake message to take over the whole screen of iPhone or iPad and freezes the Internet browser like Goolge and Safari, and then you can’t access the Internet on your iPhone or iPad. This Apple ID Blocked Scam Malware usually says itself as such law enforcement agencies as FBI, NSA Cyber Police, US Marshals, Metropolitan British Police and Australian Federal Police to mislead Apple users. It claims that “Your AppleID and your Mobile Device has been blocked for safety reasons. If you let 24 hours pass without payment, your AppleID with all photos, music, movies, games, documents will be deleted and you will become the subject of criminal prosecution without the right to pay the fine and the possibility of unlocking your AppleID expires!! AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDING IN PROGRESS. Amount of Fine is £100 GBP. You can settle the fine with Paysafecard vouchers”. Apple ID Blocked Scam Malware also accuses you of viewing or storage or dissemination of banner pornography including child pornography, zoophilia and rape and so on, and also activities are violated some article of law. To make the message more genuine, this Apple ID Blocked malware shows where you live, your city and location and country even all your contacts. So when users see this blocker message, they will think it’s from real enforcement or cyber police station. And soon people will send £100 through Paysafecard or $ 500 via Paypal. But actually this Apple ID blocker warning alert is fake not from the real government department as it mentioned. In fact, even you don’t pay so-called penalty of £100 or $500, you will not be in trouble any lawsuit or put into jail for 5-8 years as what this ransomware says is deceptive.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 3, 2016 12:02 pm

Um, I have some problem about Trojan:Win32\Dorv.Flrfn, can you help? My anti-virus says that my computer has this virus, should I ignore it? If not, how can I remove it? I don’t know why this virus appears on my computer. My anti-virus suddenly said my computer has this virus this morning, it is so weird. What can this virus do to my computer? Will my computer be damaged? Is there a possibility to the hacker to control my computer? My computer looks good for now. Anyway, please help me remove this virus from my computer, I just a little worry about it. Thank you in advance.

About Trojan:Win32\Dorv.Flrfn:

Trojan:Win32\Dorv.Flrfn actually is a terrible Trojan virus that causes trouble widely. If you are not good at computer, you should ask someone who is good at computer to help you remove the virus or your computer may get more damages. This Trojan virus has the ability to alert computer default settings to prevent from being removed. It can damage the windows files and registries to reduce the computer security. In this case, the infected computer will have many serious problems like random redirection, blue screen and system crash. So you should remove this virus from your computer instantly once you find it stays on your computer. When the computer gets infected by this Trojan:Win32\Dorv.Flrfn virus, you may see many pop up on your computer. The pop up may be very annoying as it may keep pop up anywhere. If you don’t remove this Trojan virus in time, your computer will get slower and slower then crash down.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 3, 2016 11:50 am and last modified on July 3, 2016 1:04 pm.

My home computer gets some problem which I can’t figure out. Usually, when I go online, I can have my favourite page opened directly, but these days, as soon as I run Firefox, a page called Search-nowlive700.com pops up and I keep being given unknown advertisements. I didn’t click anything but they just come out. I have tried to use my security tool to scan my system, but nothing harmful found. What is wrong with my computer? Please help!

Brief Introduction to This Page

If you come to this Search-nowlive700.com page on your computer, please don’t be fooled by its appearance to judge it as a legitimate domain. From the page of it, we can barely find more things except a search box. It looks like a search engine which can help people to find information on the web. However, if you try to use it to search online, you will never get what you want, instead, you will be taken to some dangerous pages which designed by cyber hackers. Your computer will be completely compromised if you keep using this web page. From technical aspect, this page belongs to a kind of computer threat which can be called browser hijacker. It is a tool made by cyber hackers to gain illegal benefits from inexperienced computer users. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on July 2, 2016 9:01 am

Hi! Can someone help me about this issue? This Searchtodo.com webpage has taken over my chrome. How can I get rid of it? I have had this issue for three days. It always stays on my chrome and won’t allow me to change the homepage. I don’t know how I get this webpage. I just saw some videos on Facebook and suddenly this webpage came up. Do you know anything about this webpage? What should I do now? It is annoying. I can’t log in my Facebook as normal and I can see lots of ads. Please help me get this webpage off of my computer. I would highly appreciate.

Something about Searchtodo.com

Actually, Searchtodo.com is not a normal website as usual. It is a browser hijacker that can do something bad to your computer. When this webpage display on your computer screen and won’t go away, your computer has gotten this kind of browser hijacker and should take action to get rid of it as soon as possible. If you don’t remove this browser hijacker instantly, your computer will get slower and slower as this browser hijacker can add some toolbars to your browser. Those toolbars can eat up your computer resources. This Searchtodo.com browser hijacker has the ability to change your browser settings, homepage and search engine. When you got this issue, you will always see this webpage on your browser and can’t close it. After restarting the computer, the browser hijacker will still be there and still be closed. When you make a search on it, you will find that there are many ads. Of course, some of the contents are useless. If you don’t want to get bother of this browser hijacker, you should remove it as soon as you can.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 2, 2016 6:04 am and last modified on August 30, 2016 2:58 pm.