My laptop was affected by the Backdoor:PHP/SimpleShell.A virus and then it performed extremely poorly. It got slow system performance and constant freezing problems while you carried out activities in the compromised system. I ran security scans through the whole system and deleted all detected items, but it can’t seem to get rid of the Trojan horse. What can I do? I am not computer savvy, so I have no idea where to locate the path of the backdoor Trojan. How to save the computer? Please help me!
Information about Backdoor:PHP/SimpleShell.A Virus:
Backdoor:PHP/SimpleShell.A is a backdoor Trojan identified as risky computer infection. It is designed by cyber hackers to target PC users from the worldwide. It can be circulated for a long time and changed into different variants which are capable of affecting Windows 7, Vista, Windows 8, Windows 10 and other Windows OS. It is a potentially unwanted program that gets installed in the affected computer automatically. Every time you launch the contaminated system, the Trojan will be activated in the background of your computer. Indeed, the backdoor Trojan takes over the whole system and it does great harm to your computer. If you search the web, play games and launch large programs, etc. in the compromised system, you will find it frozen up constantly. That’s because the Trojan takes up lots of your computer resources and it leads to high CPU usage. Your system files and entries can be modified by the infection, and therefore you may get unknown system error messages or system loophole alerts. What’s worse, the backdoor virus escapes from your security programs and goes deep into your system together with additional computer threats. It is necessary for you to realize the high threat level of the Trojan and get it off your computer completely and immediately.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on November 1, 2015 2:43 am
I need urgent help to solve a problem on my computer as I’m not smart on computer. Recently, I keep getting a page called Beansearching.com on my Chrome browser. I don’t know if I made any mistake to download something bad. I realize that my computer is slower than before and there are lots of unknown pop-ups come out when I go online. Could it be a virus thing? How can I fix this?
Brief Introduction to This Page
Beansearching.com looks like a search engine that can help users to search information from the Internet. However, what it does can beyond people’s imagination as it is not a good page for people use and even visit. People will never get satisfied answers by using it, instead, they will get a lot of pop-ups and advertisements with evil purposes. This page is classified to be a computer threat that can cause server problems to the infected computers. However, the appearance of this page can be really misleading to PC users, and it is not a computer virus that can be detected by security tools, so many computer users fall into this trap and save it on their machines for a long time. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 31, 2015 1:34 pm
Hey, my cousin yesterday borrowed my new computer to play game, but when I got it back, I found it acts abnormally. The Goolge is set to be homepage on Internet Explorer, but now it becomes Youfoundit.net. I thought my cousin modified it but she said she didn’t do it. And IE always goes to URL related to this Youfoundit.net with many ads popping up. I change the settings, but that doesn’t work. Please help me solve it.
Description of Youfoundit.net Hijacker
Youfoundit.net is assorted to be a browser hijacker which can hit such browser as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Firefox and so on. Browser hijacker usually changes homepage and default search engine provider of the web browser when your computer gets this hijacker infection. Youfoundit.net hijacks your browser, redirects you to malicious websites and pops up different ads. Your online activities will be interrupted a lot. Whatever you want to search via this search tool will not show up correctly. The search result is not related with what you look up. But instead you will be redirected to malicious sites or links. Where it redirects you is also infected with other infections. If you open or click things from those malicious sites, the other infections will drop on computer. With coming of Youfoundit.net hijacker, you will find there are other threats messing up the computer meanwhile, and the computer will run slow. It will take a long time to open browser, even the browser will crash down when you open more tabs at the same time. This is because Youfoundit.net hijacker together with other threats takes up more system capacity and Internet resource. Gradually, this browser hijacker and other infections will severely damage system.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 31, 2015 2:35 am
I had a Trojan virus called Trojan.Swifi!gen4 in my laptop. I just updated the Windows OS to Windows 10 as well as the security program to its latest version. But the anti-virus software didn’t block or delete the Trojan horse from the computer. Some normal programs of the computer stopped working constantly. I know little about computers, so I can’t locate the paths of the Trojan infection in my system. How can I save my computer? Any Trojan removal help will be highly appreciated.
Information about Trojan.Swifi!gen4 Virus:
Trojan.Swifi!gen4 is a nasty Trojan horse that targets PC users all over the world. It affects computers running with Windows 7, Vista, Windows 8 and other Windows OS. It is created by cyber hackers who obtain tricky tactics to put the Trojan and numerous potential threats on compromised websites, spam email attachments and free download packages and so on. It takes chance to penetrate into your computer and then gets installed in the system automatically. The Trojan horse is activated in the background of your computer, and it leads to destructive computer damages. Most of your computer resources will be taken up, and your CPU usage may reach 100% constantly. System stuck, constant freezes and even computer crashing issue may occur to your computer while you do Internet searches, play games and run programs and so on. With the help of the Trojan, potential threats and some unwanted freeware will take chance to enter your computer. Your normal programs can be badly affected by the Trojan horse, thus, your security programs never succeed in dealing with the Trojan infection.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 30, 2015 1:11 pm
I got an infection called Trojan.Luminrat on my home computer. I have tried to get rid of it but I can’t. My anti-virus program didn’t work and I don’t know why. My computer now is super slow and I need to wait a long time until the system is fully loaded. I need to get rid of this infection immediately, but I can’t do it by my own as I’m not good at computer. Please help!
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Trojan.Luminrat is a malicious Trojan horse infection that distributed by cyber hackers. It is an extremely dangerous virus that can attack computers with Windows operating system. It is a world-wide infection as it can be spread on the Internet. As a Trojan horse infection, this virus can be able to sneak into target computers without being known by computer users. If the target computers have anti-virus protection, those tools can help users to detect it, however, we have found that there is not a perfect tool can help users to get rid of this infection completely and permanently at present. This virus is developed by cyber criminals who want to get illegal benefits from the infected computers, so that is why we urge people who have this infection on their machines to remove it as soon as possible. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 29, 2015 5:11 am
Hello, can you help me remove TrojanSpy:MSIL/Omaneat infection for me? This virus was reported by my antivirus about two days ago. I ran antivirus to remove it, but this virus was still on my computer. And now I find some folders cannot open. I think that is caused by this virus. So I also install several new security tools, but they cannot help at all. Many shortcuts show on desktop, and I find some cannot be deleted. It is so strange. This virus makes computer chaos. What should I do to save my computer?
TrojanSpy:MSIL/Omaneat Virus Description:
TrojanSpy:MSIL/Omaneat is a highly dangerous and aggressive Trojan infection. Once it gets on your computer, it will go into your system background and alter something important, changed system settings, implants its malicious codes into system folders and disable crucial system programs and files to totally crash down computer functions. Many strange files will be somehow generated into start-up items, registry editor and windows folders, but at the same time you will find some important system file are missing or damaged already, which are all caused by this dangerous trojan horse. Even it can corrupt important programs like your antivirus. It has the ability to cancel some functions of antivirus, destroy antivirus firewall and mess up antivirus database. Gradually the antivirus will lose the ability to quarantine and other malware, virus, worm and spyware will access your computer. Besides, TrojanSpy:MSIL/Omaneat virus also changes browser default settings, modifies homepage and search engine provider and alters DNS settings to block you access the Internet. Meanwhile, this virus brings other infections to make computer more chaos. It will totally slow down computer performance and worsen its functions.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 28, 2015 9:14 am
Recently, my Firefox browser performs weirdly. I keep getting strange pop-ups when I go online, and I can’t able to go to some pages as I can always be redirected to a website called Searchingrightnow.com. It is really annoying as I cannot use some basic functions on the browser. Is it a virus or something bad that causes this problem? How do I fix this issue? I’m not a computer savvy, please help.
Brief Introduction to This Page
Searchingrightnow.com looks like a normal page when you first see it. From the appearance of it, we can only find a search box and some categories for searching. If people believe that it is a good search engine and keep it on their systems, what they will get are not the conveniences but troubles. When they try to use this fake search engine to find information on the Internet, they can get a lot of promotion pages instead. This page is classified to be a browser hijacker that can attack browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and even Safari browser on Windows and Mac machines. Cyber hackers who design this page can forge it to be an innocent page to cheat people to save it on their computers. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 28, 2015 5:44 am
My system detected a virus called Trojan.Chikdos!g2 for me yesterday. I tried to get rid of it but failed. I don’t know where to locate it as my computer knowledge is limited. What will the virus do to my machine? I keep getting pop-ups when I go online, can it be a part of this virus? If so, how can I eradicate this virus completely without causing more problems? Please advise.
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Trojan.Chikdos!g2 is a Trojan horse infection that made by cyber criminals who want to damage innocent computers so that they can get illegal benefits from PC users. Computers run Windows operating systems can be the main targets for this virus to attack. This Trojan can be widely spread on the Internet by cyber hackers, so it can attack computers all over the world. It is a malicious Trojan virus which can be activated from the startup and perform all its activities on the background that users will not be able to notice. Once this infection infiltrates target computers, it can start its vicious work immediately. Once you get informed about this virus from your anti-virus program, you need to be cautious as it can make your computer be completely compromised. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 27, 2015 5:54 am
My Firefox was seized by the Searchsuggests.com browser hijacker that took over the computer with lots of popups. I had difficulties to do web browsing activities on the target computer. Every time I visit webs or open a new tab, it all goes to this bogus web page. This browser hijacker made me really freaked out, but it can’t seem to be deleted via anti-virus software. What should I do? I don’t have enough computer skills to locate the infection in the contaminated computer. So I urgently need your help with the browser redirect removal on my dell laptop.
Brief Introduction about This Searchsuggests.com
According to the interface of this Searchsuggests.com, you might think that it is a reliable web page and use it to do web browsing tasks. However, it is identified as a nasty browser hijacker rather than a trustworthy website. This bogus website does not provide you with help or functions to enjoy your specified content. Absolutely, the browser hijacker brings you destructive damages and troubles. It changes your browser homepage, search engine and other browser settings on your web browsers including Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and Opera and so on. Thus, you will have the misleading web page displayed as your default browser homepage when you launch the hijacked Internet browser or open a new tab. Every time you visit webs, news, images and videos, etc. and search for favorites on the affected computer, you will be typically redirected to this pesky website or its associated ones. In fact, the browser has a fake search system that forces you to use it. Meanwhile, the browser infection displays numerous pop-up ads, coupons, deals and free package download sources during your Internet searches. Obviously, you need to get this harmful browser hijacker off your computer at an early time.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 26, 2015 1:24 pm
What is the FBI government block on tablet? My friend was recently using my Samsung tablet and I think he was looking up porn and he tried copying the link of the video he was watching and he got this FBI moneypak virus warning message on my android tablet saying we need to pay $500 or we will be fined? What to do if a friend has borrowed your android tablet and you get it back and there’s a message of illegal porn? So I had paid for it, it said wait for 24 hours than my tablet was able to be used again but as soon as I tried to use it it went to photos of pornography and has been frozen there, I am unable to get out of it or turn off my tablet please help. I got a pop up virus of a marshalsgov claiming I was watching child porn which I wasn’t and wanted me to pay 500 dollars. I didn’t think this was real and looked up if this happened to anyone else and I found that it did. They said it’s not real and I have to take it off step by step. How do I do this? Help! My Samsung tablet was hit by this FBI Moneypak virus and it was blocked completely. I can’t do anything on my tablet, as all I saw on the tablet screen was the scaring FBI warning message saying “Your tablet has been blocked”. The fake FBI alert took over my whole tablet and it asked me to pay a fine ranging from $100 to $500 to unlock device. It listed up details of my violation of related laws, claiming that I would be caught by the police and go to jail once I didn’t submit the fine within certain time. I was really scared and worried about my tablet situation. What should I do if I receive A message saying my tablet is seized by the FBI police government and I need to pay 150 through money gram? I went to get on my android tablet Samsung galaxy and I use the browser to get on Facebook and it popped up some porn thing and said it was downloading something to my Samsung tablet, then I hit cancel and it popped up something about PayPal and something illegal was viewed. And I hit cancel and it popped up some FBI saying my camera is now recording and I’m concerned! It locked my tablet up and I didn’t download what it asked. I can’t remove this FBI Moneypak virus off my tablet. How do i do it? My husband’s tablet got locked saying he watch some kind of child porn which he didn’t and now it says that he needs to pay $500 is that true? I was on the Internet and got a pop up notification with my android tablet location and it said something about pornography and if I do not pay 500$ they will lock my tablet. I googled what this is and I found this website that said you might be able to help me. Is the FBI Moneypak thing a fake police alert or reliable one? How to unlock my tablet from this FBI Moneypak malware? Any FBI Moneypak Ransomware removal on tablet will be highly appreciated.
A Description of Tablet Locked by FBI Moneypak Virus Scam
The FBI Moneypak Virus turns out to be a horrible Ransomware virus which targets computers, smartphones, tablets and other possible devices. Nowadays, it becomes a big problem to tablet users all over the world. Tablet becomes a popular and convenient device for worldwide users to enjoy Internet browsing tasks. Many users are apt to surf the Internet, play games, watch videos and make e-payment on their tablets of different brands including Samsung, Sony, HP and Dell and so on. However, tablet is not always secure for users to perform online activities. Any of your improper online activities, such as visiting malicious sites, reading spam email attachments and downloading doubtful freeware etc. will cause your tablet to be blocked by this FBI Moneypak virus unexpectedly. As a matter of fact, cyber criminals have well explored the tablet market and found out loopholes of tablet to load with various versions of this FBI Moneypak malware. Once you pick up this Moneypak virus on your Samsung, Dell, Acer, ASUS and Sony, etc. tablets, you won’t have access to tablet programs or settings. Every time you turn on your affected tablet, you just see this FBI virus alert covering your whole tablet, saying “Your tablet has been blocked”. Absolutely, this FBI alert is fake and false, only to trick you into its scam. To save your tablet, users should take actions to get rid of this FBI moneypak Ransomware virus completely.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 25, 2015 2:09 pm and last modified on February 7, 2018 6:12 am.
