Hi, afternoon to all, the antivirus found Win.Trojan.Ramnit-5585 and cannot do anything to it. It is not allowed to deleted or quarantine. This bad Trojan horse nearly screws over my computer. it has happened for the past week but wasn’t as bad till now. Today it starts crashing and freezing because it doesn’t respond at all. So I have to keep restarting my computer so I can use it again. But same problems happen again and again even though I have restarted computer. I don’t know how to save my computer now. Help me please.
Win.Trojan.Ramnit-5585 Virus Description:
Win.Trojan.Ramnit-5585 is a dangerous and aggressive Trojan infection to attack different version of window computer including Window 7, Windows 8 even Windows 10. This Trojan horse is created by cyber criminals to targets and control victims’ computer and let remote hackers to steal important data stored on infected computer. This hazardous Trojan virus can hijack web browser, changes homepage and search tool, redirects you to other suspicious sites and links, prevents you from visiting trusted security tool websites and downloading any kind of antivirus program, and pops up ads and fake message banner and so on. When you surf online, you will be interrupted by tons of pop ups. This Trojan malware even changes Internet default settings and DNS to block you access to the Internet. In the background of system, this Trojan virus will exploit vulnerabilities to weaken and worsen computer system and open backdoor for other malware and virus like spyware, worms, rogue program and ransomware. Since there are more malware installing into system, computer security will be more vulnerable. Your machine will often get stuck, freezing and crashing. Anyway, to avoid more and further damages, you should eradicate it once upon detection.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 19, 2015 4:02 am and last modified on September 19, 2015 4:06 am.
Hello, please help me uninstall this Cryptowall 3.0 Virus. It has been on Window 7 desktop for several days and it affects and locks many files and documents, so now I cannot open my work Excel files. My computer should messed up by this ramsomware severely, as in many situations, the Windows Explorer always keep freezing even when I just turn on machine and don’t run any programs. I don’t want to pay money as what it requires on the warning message to unlock computer, but I am not a computer savvy, and don’t know how to totally get rid of it. They let me open 1 document after downloading tor browser and now want $700 which is my total SS. They have been for 3 days. I can open some but not others and they have the magic key to decrypt encryption with RSA-2048 using cryptowall 3.0, how to remove decrypt scam?
Brief Introduction of Cryptowall 3.0 Virus Ransomware
Cryptowall 3.0 Virus Ransomware is a hazardous and high-risk file-encrypting Trojan malware to attack computers running Windows XP, Window Vista, Windows 7, 8 and 10. It mainly encrypts users’ files on infected computer to demand victims to pay ransom to purchase decryption key. Once Cryptowall 3.0 Virus gets on targeted computer, this virus can not only lock up browsers but also block the whole computers sometimes. After being infected by this Cryptowall 3.0 virus, a red blocking screen warning message shows up and states that all the files on your PC including videos, photos and documents have been encrypted, and you are required to pay an amount of 100USD or 100 EUR to purchase a private key in order to have these encrypt files decrypted. Once Cryptowall 3.0 Virus is installed on your computer, it will create a ransom named executable in the %AppData% or %LocalAppData% folder. And this Cryptowall 3.0 Ransomware can lock many important files including .doc, .docx, .xls, .pdf and so on. The warning locked screen showed by this ransomware cannot be closed easily, even though you go into windows task manager to end the process, it won’t help at all.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 18, 2015 5:33 am and last modified on September 19, 2015 2:22 am.
What does the remaining time mean on Interpol Virus Scam on iPhone/iPad? Yes, I was cruising a free porn side didn’t download or look at anything on my IPAD when suddenly my IPAD safari locked up with a pop up message that says I must pay a fine of 100 Euro logging into to my apple ID and using either paypal or a cash card. How do I get rid of this Interpol alert on my iPad? I was really scared by this threatening message popping up on my Safari and saying that I was accused of violating related laws. Is this Interpol notification really from the law enforcement agency? Am I in trouble with the police or worried about being taken to jail? I was almost cried. Please save me and advise some useful ransomware scam removal on iPad.
Description of Interpol Virus Scam on iPhone or iPad
Interpol Virus Scam recently blocks your safari or other web browsers on iPhone/iPad in order to swindle fake fines from unknown victims. It is distributed widely through the network, such as visiting hacked sites, opening fake attachments and downloading apk files and so on. It has been circulated for a long time and capable of affecting lots of worldwide net users using Windows PC, MacBook, Android devices and iOS devices. Though iOS is considered to be safer than other mobile operating system, it is still hacked by the tricky Interpol virus scam. Initially, iOS devices are seldom targeted by the FBI virus, AFP virus and Interpol malware scam, etc., but nowadays cyber hackers have changed this Interpol ransomware into different variants which altogether are able to infect Windows OS, Mac OS X, Android and iOS. That’s why your iPad, iPod touch and iPhone are aggressively hacked by the Interpol virus scam. Once the Interpol malware pops up on your Safari or Chrome browser, it will immediately block your Internet access on the iPad/iPhone. Though you still have access to your affected Apple device, you’ll have no access to safari or any other Internet browser.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 17, 2015 5:24 am and last modified on September 17, 2015 6:26 am.
Hey, please help!!! Now I’m suffering from a malware called Mandiant USA Cyber Security Warning Scam on my iPad and the virus (or whatever it is called) has pretty much “locked up” Safari browser and I cannot access the Internet at all. I was downloading video and then I responded prompts from what I thought was an update needed for my settings. That’s when the “virus” was uploaded and now the Mandiant site is telling me I violated copyright laws and must pay a $500 fine in order to have my iPad freed up to work properly, or it will erase my Apple ID and all stuff on my device. And it also said I would be subject to possible imprisonment under some illegal acts. I was really scared, but when I searched some information about it and knew that this is extortion, but I don’t know what can be done as I have thousands of family pictures and videos. I am afraid the virus will erase my entire pictures.
Description of Mandiant USA Cyber Security Warning Scam on iPhone or iPad
Mandiant USA Cyber Security Warning Scam now can target more and more Apple device like iPhone, iPad and iPod. Once your device gets this malware, it will display the scaring message titled with Mandiant USA Cyber Security to make victims believe that it’s from real cyber security of U.S.A.. Actually this notification is not with Mandiant USA Cyber Security or FBI police. This ransomware is created and distributed by those greedy cyber criminals to attack from windows computer, android device to Apple product. So now many iOS devices are attacked by this infection. Usually this cyber security virus can block the Internet access and block Safari on iPhone/ iPad. Mandiant USA Cyber Security Warning disguises the authentic government department Mandiant USA Cyber Security to send notice message saying your device is blocked up for safety reasons and accusing you of viewing/storage and/or dissemination of banned pornography like child pornography, zoophilia and rape etc. and you are suspected of violation of Copyright and related laws. And meanwhile it notices you that if you want to unlock your browser, you need to pay fine of $500 through Paypal or Moneypak within 24 hours. And if you cannot send money within 24 hours, it will lock up your Apple ID and erase all stuff on your iPhone/iPad, even you will be prosecuted in a lawsuit or taken into jail and on so. Many victims will scare and worry and then rush to send money as it requires, which is what this Mandiant USA Cyber Security ransomware hopes. Its final goal is to scam and collect more money from innocent iPhone/iPad users. Don’t be such a fool to give money; what you should do is to eliminate this virus as soon as possible.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 15, 2015 1:03 pm and last modified on September 17, 2015 2:28 am.
Don’t know how to fix a problem on my XP computer. Actually, the problem is on my Google Chrome browser. I have a page called Websearch.searchouse.infopopping up on my browser all the time. I can’t go to other pages. Also, I can get a lot of pop-ups whatever I do on my computer, that’s really annoying. How can I fix this problem? I really need help cause I’m not good at computer. Thanks!
Brief Introduction to This Page
It is dangerous to keep this Websearch.searchouse.info page on your browser. Rather than a legit search engine for helping PC users to find information on the Internet, this page is not a good stuff as it is made by cyber hackers. That’s mean it is used for evil purpose for criminals. It is classified as a browser hijacker or redirect infection that can attack browsers installed on the target computers, also, the entire systems can be affected as well. It can not only damage the browsers, its accessories can bring more damages to the whole system from many aspects. When this hijacker is saved on the target computers, users are hardly to judge it as a bad thing that needs to be removed as its appearance looks really misleading. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 15, 2015 5:42 am and last modified on September 15, 2015 5:42 am.
I can’t tell if this Search.oursafesearch.com is a good page or not, but I just can’t change it not to be my browser homepage from settings. I tried to use my security tool to scan it if it belongs to a computer virus, but the result is negative. Now I have no clue on how to deal with this thing. Is it a virus? Why can’t my anti-virus program do anything to it? What should I do?
Brief Introduction to This Page
Search.oursafesearch.com belongs to a browser hijacker rather than a legit website that provides online search engine. From the look of it, many people can be cheated to judge it as a normal page as we can only find a search box and some other options like scan PC, test Internet speed and so on. All of those things are forged by cyber hackers and the only purpose of them is to try to mislead people to think that it is safe for them to save this page on their computers. However, once people are lured to keep this page on their machines, their systems can suffer from many problems and troubles, and if this hijacker cannot be removed in time, the situation can be worse and worse. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 14, 2015 1:18 pm
I have a Department of Justice notice popped up on my iPhone saying it was accusing me of watching child pornography and it said I violated copyright and related rights law so I need to pay $500 fine. It crashed my Safari app and said it would lock up my iPhone if the fine is not paid within 48 hours. Every time I closed it, it would immediately pop up again. It scared me and now I don’t know if I’m actually being charged or it is a scam. It said my location, IP address and everything, which all looks real. I have restarted my iPhone a hundred times but the pop up was still there. And every time I attempt to access Safari on my iPhone after restarting phone, I still see the pop up from someone pretending to be the Department of Justice saying that I am subject to a fine and it won’t go away. Help!
Description of Department of Justice Virus on iPhone or iPad
If you receive a message titled with Department of Justice about accusing you of watching porn material and blaming you for violating related laws, your device gets a ransomware. It is not really with Department of Justice and police. Department of Justice Virus not only targets windows computer but also attacks android phone/tablet and iPhone/iPad device. Department of Justice warning notice usually use Javascrip to hijack web browser like Safari and Chrome on iPhone/iPad device, and then you cannot even minimize or exit it out by close the message. One the notification message screen, it usually claims that you’re accused of viewing/storage and/or dissemination of banned pornography, violation of “Copyright and Related rights Law” and other violations. Even though you don’t do anything listed by it above, you still get this scaring message. Department of Justice Virus warning message even wouldn’t you exit out Safari or anything unless you paid a fine and it said it would delete all your pictures and stuff and you’re your Apple ID was locked. Therefore, it demands you to pay fine account to $500 via Moneypak, Paypal to unlock the Safari browser or your phone. If you cannot send money within 24 hours, it will delete all stuff from your iPhone/iPad and expose your crime to all your contacts stored on your iPhone/iPad. To convince you that you break the law and owe $500 fine to the government or someone, it really shows where you’re located and state. Many victims will very worry the police will knock their door to take them out to police, and then give money as requires. Even though you pay money, the Department of Justice Virus still stays on your device.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 14, 2015 5:30 am and last modified on September 14, 2015 5:32 am.
What does it mean when security alert pops up on web browser saying I’ve been accused of illegal activity like watching child pornography? I got a message from the FBI while surfing the internet and it told me I have to pay 500 dollars in paypal in next 24 hours or 72 hours, I recently found out it was a FBI Header virus malware and that it could lock my device. What is when I was surfing the web on safari on my iPhone and I got this ransom message and they have now blocked my safari app unless I pay 500 dollars fine? I wondered how to get rid of this spam and fix it, what do i do?
Computer or Mobile Device is Locked Saying Pay $500 Fine to FBI via Paypal Code?
The FBI Header Virus is a wide spread computer or mobile device attack that is classified as a ransomware, since it attempts to trick the users it infects into paying a nonexistent fine that ranges between $100 – $500 depending on the version of the virus that is installed. There are multiple versions that all relate to the users IP address and the location of the computer, android phone/tablet and iPhone/iPad. There are versions of this virus for virtually every language and location across the globe. Even though they are written in different languages, and reference different law enforcement agencies, the overall concept of each version of the FBI Header Virus malware is the same. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 12, 2015 8:11 pm
I have an issue with my iPhone 6. On my safari app, it says that it comes from FBI and I have to pay $500 to not get in trouble for watching child porn. I was on a pornographic site (ashamed of it) and now it’s saying I was watching it but I had no idea it was child pornography. I was trying to delete it but it wouldn’t let me I heard it was a scam from my recent research and I’m still worried. Also, it says that my apple ID is lock and all my data will be erased after 24 hours. I don’t want to lose anything on my phone, please help!
Description of FBI Malware Notification on iPhone or iPad
Recently, cyber criminals design this FBI Malware Notification to attack Apple users on their iPhone and iPad. IOS is another mobile system that can be widely used by people on the world. Even though IOS system is safer than Android, cyber hackers can still design different kinds of virus to attack the IOS devices. When people get this FBI Malware Notification on their iPhone/iPad, they will not be able to access the Internet at all. In order to make people convince that it really comes from the FBI, hackers can forge the warning page with articles of law and the picture of the police. Once people get the warning on their devices, they can hardly distinguish it if it is real or fake. To make it simple to all people, this FBI Malware Notification is not a message coming from the real police. It is classified to be a scam virus that created and used by cyber criminals who try to lure people to send money to them for the crimes that they didn’t commit. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 12, 2015 5:13 am and last modified on September 12, 2015 5:20 am.
Well, I accidentally picked up this pesky Crackle.com browser hijacker on my MacBook pro when I was watching a pop-up video online. I kept getting numerous popups on the Internet browser and being redirected to this Crackle.com web page or associated ones. Apparently, I can’t perform any Internet search on the MacBook smoothly. However, my anti-virus program didn’t catch or delete the tricky browser redirect entirely. I am not good at Mac OS X, what should I do? How can I get rid of the Crackle hijacker from my MacBook successfully? Please help!
Brief Introduction about This Crackle.com Search Hijacker
Crackle.com is identified as a malicious browser hijacker that targets worldwide net users. The pesky browser infection is changed daily into different variants in order to affect both Windows PC and MacBook. That is, the hijacker becomes a big threat to Windows 7, Windows 8, Vista and XP, etc. and Mac OS X. The infection usually disguises itself as an add-on, plug-in or toolbar which adds to your Safari, Chrome and Firefox, etc. to execute lots of dangerous activities for cyber hackers to achieve illegal purposes. Actually, this Crackle.com is a bogus site that has a fake search engine and it pretends to help net users browse webs, news, images and videos, etc. Once you browse webs or search for your favorite on the hacked MacBook, you will be typically redirected to this harmful Crackle.com site or its associated one which all together belongs to nasty browser adware or third parties online. Every time you click on web link or video online, you will get lots of pop-up ads, coupons, fake offers and doubtful download sources and so forth. Whenever you carry out activities on the affected MacBook, you are apt to suffer from annoying troubles or loss.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 10, 2015 11:08 am
