Can’t get rid of the TrojanDownloader:AutoIt/Gedo virus from Toshiba laptop? How can the Trojan virus bypass your advanced security and get into your computer without any consent? The Trojan affected my computer terribly and modified some settings at random. I have difficulties to do things on the target computer. Why can’t anti-virus software catch the Trojan horse from my compromised system entirely? What should I do? I am not computer savvy, how can I get this pesky Trojan infection off the laptop effectively?

Information about TrojanDownloader:AutoIt/Gedo Virus:

TrojanDownloader:AutoIt/Gedo is harmful Trojan virus which PC users should kick it off target computers as soon as possible. That’s because the risky Trojan does great harm to computers running with Windows 7, Windows 8, Vista and XP and so on. It penetrates into your computer and takes every possible way to come bundled with potential threats like adware, malware and worms. In fact, the Trojan horse is a big computer threat and it can be changed into various variants in order to affect PC users located in different countries. Once arrives, the Trojan is installed in your computer and starts as a background program automatically. It goes deep into your computer and drops malicious copies or creates new files with random names in the compromised system. Therefore, it leads to more damages like abrupt functioning, system crash, deletion of some important files and other unexpected issues. However, the Trojan is designed to bypass the detection or deletion of your security programs. Then you will need to get it off your system in a manual removal way.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 8, 2015 1:23 pm

I got a backdoor infection Backdoor.Rarstone virus on my new windows 8 computer, so what can I do to with it? I have run antivirus program for many times trying to kill it, but after restarting computer back, it comes up again. Antivirus cannot help remove it! But I don’t know where this virus actually locates. I need urgent help now to get rid of it from my new computer, as many things are messed up since computer got this nasty virus.

Backdoor.Rarstone Virus Description:

Backdoor.Rarstone virus is a dangerous backdoor trojan horse to corrupt different windows computer. This backdoor Trojan can log in targeted computer by clicking on malicious popups on unsafe websites, spam email attachments, downloading free programs from unreliable resource or receiving strange files or links from unknown person and so on. Cyber criminals create this Backdoor.Rarstone virus and add it into many resources online to attract and lure Internet users to click on it to open and activate the virus to run on targeted machine. So this Backdoor.Rarstone virus can affects your machine via many other ways on the Internet except what we mentioned above. Cyber criminals design this backdoor threat to hack users’ computer and access users’ important information stored on infected computer for illegal market profits. So if you save personal data like banking account info, indentified card data or company materials or many online password things will be stolen by hackers. There is no doubt that Backdoor.Rarstone is a big threat to your personal information.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 8, 2015 4:16 am

I received a security message from my anti-virus software saying that TrojanClicker:MSIL/FaceLiker was found in the system. Immediately, I deleted all detected items and scanned the whole system thoroughly, but I still got the Trojan alert after system reboot. What should I do? I have the Dell desktop running with Windows 8 OS. This Trojan horse did great harm to my computer and it reduced the system performance in every possible way. How to remove this Trojan horse from the computer completely? Please, I need your help!

Information about TrojanClicker:MSIL/FaceLiker Virus:

TrojanClicker:MSIL/FaceLiker is a dreadful Trojan horse that becomes a big problem to PC users from the worldwide. It is designed by cyber hackers who put various kinds of computer viruses into hacked websites, fake email attachments and free downloads. The Trojan virus takes chance to penetrate into your computer and gets installed in the compromised system automatically. It takes up lots of your computer resources and then triggers serious problems or damages to your computer. For instance, the infection may cause your CPU usage to reach almost 100% constantly while you search the web, play games and run programs, etc. on the affected computer. Usually, the Trojan comes bundled with potential threats including adware, malware and even spyware in order to dig into your compromised system deeply. You may find that your desktop image, browser homepage and other computer settings are randomly changed by the infection. Though you run security program in the computer, you’ll find it unable to pick up the risky Trojan entirely. All you need to do is to get rid of the Trojan virus manually with expertise.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 7, 2015 1:25 pm

I’m facing a problem on my browser that I can’t handle by my own. I have Firefox as my main browser. It worked fine, but 3 days ago, I got a page called Zquirrel.com loaded when I clicked something unknown by mistake. After that, I noticed that it always comes up when I open my browser. I can’t get rid of it as I don’t know where it hides on my machine. What do I do?

Brief Introduction to This Page

Zquirrel.com looks like a normal web page when people have it opened for the first time. However, what it is can be really opposite to people’s judgment. Even though there is nothing more on it except it a search box, it is still an evil product created by cyber hackers. It is called browser hijacker or redirect infection which can attack browsers installed on the target machines, so that it can assist cyber criminals to achieve illegal benefits from innocent computer users. Not only affecting the browsers, this hijacker can also damage the whole system by helping other computer infections to come and make the situation even worse. To make the condition worse, cyber hackers can make it not to be a computer virus so that it can sneak into target computers without being known. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on October 7, 2015 5:54 am

I got hijacked by a fake website Letssearch.com on my Chrome. Now everything is modified totally. Homepage is gone and search box is somehow replaced by another strange one. Endless popups always appear on webpages I open, which seems I had been redirected. So I tried to change settings back, but it fails. I have also run antivirus again and again but nothing can be found. Instead, it said no threats on computer. How can I dig it out and clear it completely? Please help me!

Description of Letssearch.com Hijacker

The website Letssearch.com is not a truthful and useful searching homepage; instead it is a fake webpage. It is classified as a browser hijacker which can compatible with all web browser like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer and Safari etc.. Letssearch.com hijacker will control the browser, change browser default settings to modify the homepage and search engine. It will be hard to change the settings back even though you uninstall the browser then reinstall it. Once you use it to surf online, you will find many problems. it will pop up tons of ads on the webpage you browse. When you enter your favorite URL, you will go to strange website. It also cannot offer correct search results to what you look up. Letssearch.com redirect use cookie to spy on your online track, record important information you input online like online bank account detail when you do shopping online. And this Letssearch.com redirect infection will transfer those important online information to remote hackers, and your privacy data will be used in an illegal way.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 6, 2015 3:12 am

Well, I accidentally picked up the Searchomepage.com browser hijacker on my Dell laptop, but I have no idea how to get it off the compromised system. The browser hijacker made the computer fairly slow and it displayed lots of popups on the Internet browser. I got into troubles with performing actions on the target computer. Why my anti-virus programs fail to deal with the browser hijacker? How can I remove the browser infection from my computer completely? If you have any redirect removal instruction, please help me!

Brief Introduction about This Searchomepage.com

Searchomepage.com is a misleading website supposedly providing users with functions to enjoy various resources online. The interface of this Searchomepage.com site seems quite reliable at the first sight, which was made to trick net users into taking it as browser homepage and even search engine. Actually, the bogus website is categorized as a browser hijacker that can target computer users from the worldwide. PC users should have paid close attention to their web browsing activities, because the nasty browser infection released through the network. You are likely to pick up the browser redirect on your computer when you gain access to hacked websites, fake pop-up ads and free download sources and so on. The browser hijacker can disguise itself into tricky add-on, plug-in or toolbar which gets installed in a target computer automatically. Upon arrival, it will add to your Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, Opera and other web browsers to execute lots of dangerous activities for cyber hackers to achieve illegal purposes. That is, the browser hijacker turns out to be a big computer threat to worldwide net users.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on October 3, 2015 5:40 am

Well i was watching porn and now my iPad is full of FBI attention signs and i don’t know how to get rid of them. Plus its my dad’s iPad and i don’t want him to know so i have to get rid of it fast. I also got that message “Apple ID and your mobile device have been blocked for safety reasons” and I don’t know how to get it off. I’m on my phone and this happened on the iPad FBI ATTENTION! Blah blah blah, it had were I lived but I’m not that old and I’m scared I don’t even know what half that stuff means and it says u have to pay. It stated that I was in violation of the law for watching child pornography and it gave my city, zipcode, and location on this pop up and also blocked me from going back on safari with the locked screen warning””Apple ID and your mobile device have been blocked for safety reasons””. What is this? It took me off guard because it said I need to pay 500 dollars in the next 24 hours by paypal or i’m going to be investigated. How can I fix this problem as I’m not too smart on iPhone/iPad?

Description of This Pop-up on iPhone or iPad

Nowadays, iPhone and iPad have become the main targets for cyber hackers to attack after Android devices. When users get this “Apple ID and your mobile device has been blocked for safety reasons” pop-up on their IOS devices, that means this scam virus have infiltrated the target machines already, and it can be able to block the Internet on the IOS devices and people will not able to go online anymore as this virus takes controlled of the browsers. So every time people try to run the Safari or other browsers on the infected devices, they can be redirected to this pop-up. They are not able to bypass or close the warning unless they pay the fine listed on the page. However, we have found that some victims paid the fine but they can’t get their infected devices unlocked, instead, they had been asked for more money. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on October 2, 2015 12:22 pm and last modified on June 2, 2016 2:43 am.

How can I disable the pop-ups from DealScout? I don’t know how this thing cancome to my computer without my notice. I have anti-virus program installed on my machine, but it can find nothing harmful. Isn’t this stuff a virus? I can’t tell where it locates as I’m not a computer savvy, what can I do? The pop-ups are really annoying, I can feel that my machine is slower and slower now. Please help!

Brief Introduction to This Program

DealScout is a new designed program that can generate lots of online advertisements and E-coupons to the computers. However, the essence of this thing is a computer threat that uses the pop-ups to damage the infected computers so that it can help cyber hackers to achieve illegal benefits. It is also called potentially unwanted program or browser hijacker. What make the situation worse is that it is not a computer virus that can be detected by security tools. Under this case, this computer infection can be capable to sneak into target computers without being known by computer users. Once this computer threat comes to the target computers, it can cause plenty of unwanted problems to the browsers installed and the entire systems. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on September 29, 2015 1:10 pm

Hi, I need help with this Trojan.Tinba.C!gm virus on my Windows 8.1 OS. I might have picked up the Trojan virus when I was looking for some classic music online. Recently, I installed an advanced anti-virus program in the system, but it didn’t seem to block or catch the Trojan horse properly. My computer was really messed up, it got frozen or crashed constantly during the activities. I am computer savvy, so I have no idea how to remove the Trojan virus entirely. What should I do?

Information about Trojan.Tinba.C!gm Virus:

Trojan.Tinba.C!gm is malicious Trojan horse that is distributed by cyber hackers who obtain tricky tactics to put the Trojan and other potential threats into hacked websites, fake attachments and free download sources and so on. The Trojan will be installed in the compromised system as soon as it arrives. It is activated in the background of your computer and drops its copies to your system, in order to go deep into your computer. As designed, the infection is capable of executing dangerous activities in the target computer to help cyber criminals achieve illegal purposes. The Trojan brings destructive damages to your computer in that it can change your system files and entries randomly and create malicious files in the system. Moreover, the Trojan horse takes up lots of your computer resources and causes your CPU usage to go up to almost 100% constantly. When you play games, search the web and run large programs, etc. on the target computer, you will find it extremely slow. No matter when you suffer from this Trojan horse, you should take measures to get it off your computer as early as possible.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 29, 2015 6:13 am

Honestly, my HP desktop was affected by this Mywebfinding.com browser hijacker after downloading a film to the PC. Immediately, my computer went very crazy and it was always filled up with random pop-up ads or message on the screen. What should I do? I found it hard to perform any action on the target computer. Through my anti-virus software was running in the background of the computer, it didn’t block or delete the hijacker infection properly. How to get rid of the browser hijacker on the Windows PC? Please help!

Brief Introduction about This Mywebfinding.com

Mywebfinding.com is categorized as a browser hijacker that can target computer users from the worldwide. It is a fake website whose interface seems quite reliable at the first sight. If you ever keep this bogus site in your web browser, you will suffer from great troubles or information loss. The browser hijacker has its own search system which may be used to trace your browser history and system records whenever you carry out activities on the affected computer. It pretends to help you enjoy webs, news, images and videos, etc. online. But every time you search the web on the target computer, you will be typically redirected to this Mywebfinding.com site or any other associated ones. It will not provide you with any legitimate or reliable Internet search results at all. Meanwhile, the browser infection usually displays numerous pop-up ads, coupons, fake offers and free download sources on your screen, asking you to visit harmful sites, download doubtful programs and even purchase unwanted stuff and so on. PC users should be aware of high threat level of the browser hijacker and kick it off your computer as soon as possible.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 28, 2015 5:56 am