Spyware.ZBot.VXGen virus attacked my computer and it caused the system to have slow performance. I picked up the Trojan infection when I was clicking on a web link from an unknown email. Immediately, I launched the anti-virus software and scanned the whole system several times, but it can’t seem to catch any computer threat. How to save my computer? What is the most effective way to get rid of the Trojan virus? Manual removal tips here will enable you to deal with the Trojan attack safely.
Information about Spyware.ZBot.VXGen Virus:
Spyware.ZBot.VXGen is a horrible Trojan infection that causes a target computer to get poor performance in every possible way. It is designed by cyber criminals to target worldwide computers running with different operating systems like Windows 7, Vista and Windows 8 etc. Once the Trojan virus gets installed, it can run in the background of the computer automatically. As designed, it performs malicious actions on the affected computer and occupies high CPU usage. The Trojan horse usually exploits the system loopholes to get into your computer together with nasty adware, worms, malware and other threats. It creates harmful files with random names in your computer and changes your system files and entries without any consent. Actually, slow system performance and poor Internet connection mainly result from this hazardous Trojan infection. The victimized computer is apt to get frozen up while users launch the system, run large programs, surf the web and play games and so on. Any delay of deleting the Trojan virus may lead great damages like system crash and blue screen error etc. to the computer. Consequently, it is necessary for users to get the Trojan infection off the contaminated system quickly and completely.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 20, 2014 11:44 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 1:22 pm.
Hi, I find that the search engine in my Internet Explorer has been changed to be I-beta.com without my permission; I don’t know how this search engine can be my default one. I have not seen or used it before. Is it a real search engine? I type in what I want to look up on the Internet, but I cannot receive the correct answer to my question. I am frustrated. I tell my friend this situation and he tells me that my browser might have been hijacker by some kind of redirect. So I guess this should be a redirect. Then I go to control panel to uninstall it, but I cannot fins it. I try to reset Internet Explorer’s setting, but what I do is in vain, because it is still my default search engine. I don’t know much about computer and how to delete it completely. Could you please help me?
Description of I-beta.com Redirect
Different kinds of browser hijacker has always been circulated and updated by hackers or cyber criminals. I-beta.com is a newly released browser hijacker to invade such browsers as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google chrome, etc. Although this search tool has the regular Web, Images, Video and News searches, it is still a fake search engine. For example, you enter what you want to look up on the Internet, but at last this search engine doesn’t give you the correct answer. And if you enter any websites’ URL to visit your expected site, you will be redirected to another unknown and suspicious website. Meanwhile, there might be tons of ads popping up from those suspicious websites. Once it enters your computer, it shows no notification but automatically runs when you access Internet. In fact, I-beta.com can manage to hijack your browser by creating its malicious code under related files and modifying the temporary registry of browser. Meanwhile, it also loads several components or extensions on your system, thus it can quickly load itself to be your default home page. It is very tricky and annoying and always makes chaos on your computer and damages your system. I-beta.com can be treated as an advertising platform to transfer malicious files, unwanted programs and malwares. After it sneaks into your computer, it can display bunch of unstoppable pop-ups advertisements which are not safe and can attract you to buy fake products or services. If so, fake products may result into severe harms. Your computer will get further damages and becomes weaker and weaker. Meanwhile, like other browser hijacker, it also generates web traffic and even crashes the operating system. Therefore, once you find it is on your computer, you should remove it as soon as possible before it has more opportunities to damage your computer.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 20, 2014 2:16 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 1:29 pm.
My computer is affected by this TrojanDownloader:Win32/Banload.AXI and I don’t know how to remove it. I have Norton on my computer, and it gives me the warning about this bad stuff. But what I wonder is that why my anti-virus can get it off from my computer? Every time I restart my computer as the removal requires, after that, I still get the virus warning. So, is there any other way that I can use to get rid of this thing?
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
TrojanDownloader:Win32/Banload.AXI is reported by many computer users today. It is believed to be a Trojan horse infection that can damage the infected system severely from many aspects. From the day of the creation of Trojan, this kind of computer virus can only attack computers with Windows operating systems. There are many kinds of Trojans existed on the web now and countless of people now are suffering from the infection on their computers in the world. Trojan horse virus is a kind of infection that can sneak into the target computers secretly without users’ notice. Once it gets activated on the infected machine, what it can do to the infected computer is totally a disaster. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 19, 2014 8:59 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 8:26 am.
I was looking at adult content and a page popped up saying i was watching child pornography. It says I have 3 days to pay $500. I was not watching anything with children. It is my android SamSung j7 was hacked by FBI Vanilla Reloadcard Virus, I didnt visit any illegal website, It appears in my screen by his own. My Android phone has just received this FBI Vanilla Reloadcard alert saying “Your phone has been blocked”. My phone is a Samsung Galaxy S5 which I bought five days ago. I tried to make e-payment on the Android when I picked up the scaring FBI Vanilla Reload warning asking for a fine ranging from $100 to $500 to unlock my device. I can’t close the FBI warning page or access any app on the phone. What shall I do? Is it a real Vanilla Reloadcard notification from a law enforcement agency or just a phone malware scam? If it is a fake FBI Vanilla Reload alert, how can I get it off my Android phone? I’m just sending a message because a couple of days ago, i got some fake pop up blocker accusing me of watching illegal pornography. it demanded $500 or something, claimed it was FBI, multiple windows with porn ads popped up and then this blocker with all of these fake articles/laws telling me they’ve caught me viewing illegal pornography, which obviously, i was not doing. Do these people have access to other info of mine now? If you have tried but to no avail, please go over this post and unlock your Android phone from the virus scam manually with following removal tips.
Description of FBI Vanilla Reloadcard Virus on Android Phone
FBI Vanilla Reloadcard virus is a dangerous ransomware which is similar to DOJ virus, FBI Maneypak virus, AFP virus or RCMP virus etc. It now also targets on phones with android system and Mac OS X system. And more and more phone users now are trouble with this virus. Once FBI Vanilla Reloadcard virus infects your phone, it will lock your phone and start showing a huge warning message which occupies the whole screen and asks you to pay a ransom via MoneyPak, Vanilla Reload or RELoadit prepayment systems within a limited time. It performs evil activities as what DOJ virus, FBI Moneypak virus does on the phone. FBI Vanilla Reloadcard malware pretends to be FBI or some legitimate law enforcement agency or branch of government to display a fake police warning telling that your phone has been blocked due to your violation of United States of America law and you are accused of breaking the law and involving such activities as distributing and sharing copyright material, sending spam email messages, and distributing pornographic material online, and you are demanded to pay a fake fine of $100-$500 to unlock your phone within a limited time. FBI Vanilla Reloadcard malware also displays a threatening message that you are obligated to pay a release fee of $100 or more within 24 hours or 72 hours, otherwise your device is still locked and you may undertake legal consequences. Many people, even some clearly know they don’t do anything bad, will be freaked out and pay the fine without a second thought as it requires, because they scare and are worried about facing prosecution or being caught by police. Actually this virus has nothing to do with FBI or legitimate law enforcement agency or branch of government. FBI Vanilla Reloadcard virus just wants to scare you by blocking infected phone and displaying fake message in order to cheat you into paying the fine. Even though you send the fine, your phone is still locked. Don’t be such a fool, but instead you should take prompt actions to kick it off from your phone.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 19, 2014 12:49 pm and last modified on February 7, 2018 8:19 am.
There’s something wrong with my laptop, the explorer has been gone haywire for a while. My homepage was directed by Surveyresponserewards.com, my favorite sites had taken place by some unknown advertisement sites, the perpetual pop-up ads kept annoying me from time to time. The worst thing is, it even downloaded some programs I don’t want without my permission. Most of the function buttons on the explorer are disable to use, right now, I can’t even read a whole news. This happenned after I downloaded a photo editor which is recommended by one of my email. I uninstalled my explorer and reinstalled it, nothing seems to be changed, I’m already frustrated, could someone tell me how to get rid of this Surveyresponserewards.com hijacker?
Brief Introduction to Surveyresponserewards.com Hijacker
Surveyresponserewards.com Hijacker is another browse hijacker recently spread on the internet, it’s a fraudulent online survey which belongs to adware kind. Like typical characteristic of many other hijackers, you’ll first see your explorer’s home page has replaced by Surveyresponserewards.com without asking for your approval, ads will appear when you are searching the web, your home page or new tab will resolve to Surveyresponserewards.com on start-up, endless advertisements will be shown anywhere on your screen, as underlined keywords, pop-up ads promos, raffles etc. It generates web traffic, collects sales leads for other dubious sites, the main reason for the creators who make such hijacker is that they can gain profit from it. Normally, your computer may get this adware from third-party application, from various programs provide for free. Without your knowledge, the adware gets installed together with the downloaded freeware. Anyway, with many different reason, there still victims may or may not willingly download freeware bundled with Surveyresponserewards.com hijacker. Once installed, the hijacker can be saved clandestine. So, Surveyresponserewards.com redirect could mess up your browsers, different homepage, wrong browsers setting, failure buttons, and ads take up most of the space of your screen. It may not allow you to open websites which you visit most of time, especially security kind. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 19, 2014 8:21 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 2:34 pm.
My computer was affected by this Trojan:Win32/Joinkjot.A virus and it became weird and slow. It was easy to get freezes at startup, shutdown and other computer activities. I scanned the whole system with my advanced security program, but the antivirus can’t seem to get rid of the Trojan horse. I don’t want to leave my computer in a mess. What actions should I take to clean the computer? Any clue of the Trojan virus removal will help me a lot.
Information about Trojan:Win32/Joinkjot.A Virus:
Trojan:Win32/Joinkjot.A is a risky Trojan horse designed by cyber criminals to target worldwide computers. It is capable to attack computers running with Windows 7, Vista, XP and Windows 8 and so on. Soon as the Trojan infection gets into the computer, it can be installed in the system automatically. It runs as a background program which takes up the CPU usage greatly. Apparently, the victimized computer gets slow system performance and constant freezes. That is why many victims complain that they are frequently stuck at loading websites, running programs and playing games etc. Actually, the Trojan horse does great harm to the computer. It is bundled with vicious threats like adware, rootkits and malware etc. in order to affect the computer deeply. Such a Trojan attack can make modifications to your system files and entries, and it drops malicious files with weird names to the system. It takes control of your contaminated system and performs malicious actions without victims’ knowledge. Unexpected damages including system crash and startup failure and so forth may occur to the affected computer if you delay to deal with the Trojan horse.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 19, 2014 4:20 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 1:30 pm.
What is Lasaoren.com? It has become my homepage on my browser for a long time. I haven’t figured out how to change the homepage as it won’t let me. I know there must be something wrong with my browser. But as I don’t obtain any specific computer knowledge, I have no clue on how to solve the problem, I guess this website should be a part of the problem. What can I do?
Brief Introduction to This Website
The appearance of Lasaoren.com looks like a legit website which provides online searching for computer users. However, the fact is that it is not a legit search engine at all as it has been approved that it is a browser hijacker that can attack computer users on Windows and Mac machines. By using the interface of search engine, inexperienced computer users can be cheated and treat it as a useful website. In this way, this hijacker can sneak into target computers aboveboard as no one will think it belongs to a kind of computer threat. Except invading target computer by cheating people in this way, this redirect infection can infiltrate the target computer through other 2 ways. So, it is very necessary for computer users to keep an eye on their online activities. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 18, 2014 1:44 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 8:27 am.
Well that’s great, I’m screwed, my dad is going to kill me if he finds out I had his computer infected by Price Slicer adware. Now all his favorite websites were gone. What’s worse, when launch the explorer, the pop-up ads like the bullets were shot out from a machine gun, kept annoying me from time to time. I don’t know if that’s a good news or not, except explorers, other programs are still OK to use. However, that’s not the point, the computer has very important info in it, if something happen to that will affect my old man’s business. I used my phone to google about it, and I think the explorers were hijacked by Price Slice adware. I just want solve this thing out as soon as possible, so my dad would not notice what happen, please help!
Brief Introduction to Price Slicer Adware
Price Slicer Adware is a newly browse hijacker which is widely spreading over internet lately. Like typical characteristic of many other hijackers, you’ll first see your explorers’ home page has replace by another site without asking for your approval. Affected browser’s home page or new tab will resolve to Price Slicer Adware on start-up. Besides that, this hijacker also be known as adware, endless advertisements will be shown anywhere on your screen, as underlined keywords, pop-up ads or advertising banners. It generates web traffic, collects sales leads for other dubious sites, and will display advertisements and sponsored links within your web browser. Normally, your computer may get this adware from third-party application; the hijacker is commonly bundled with free programs which people barely know. Still, due to many different reasons, many victims are enticed to download freeware bundled with Price Slicer hijacker. After done installed, the browser hijacker can be saved clandestine and without users’permission. So, Price Slicer Adware may turn your browsers upside down, different homepage, wrong browsers setting, it could also display some advertisements and sponsored links when you visit some website. You are not able to open websites which you regularly visit, many function buttons in browser are failure to use. Obviously, this hijacker was designed by cyber criminals for bad means. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 18, 2014 2:05 am and last modified on September 28, 2014 7:05 pm.
Please help me! Now I can see thousands of ads popping up from a website called Superiends.net. Even though I have tried many times to close those pop-up ads, they still show up. I cannot finish any tasks on my computer now, and I also wonder that if my computer is infected with some virus stuff, because I am not a computer savvy and don’t know how it happens. Can you tell me if my computer is really infected with some kind of virus, and the data and information stored on my computer is safe or not? Please give me some advices on how to do with it.
Description of Superiends.net Hijacker
Many PC users currently may think Superiends.net is a good search engine, since it also has a similar face as other authentic search engines like Google have. Yes, when you first look at it, you will find that it also gives you the regular Web, Images, Video and News searches. It seems no harms and no difference from authentic search engine. If you think that, you will be tricked by this fake and malicious search engine. Superiends.net is nasty browser hijacker and has a bad effect on computer and interrupts PC users’ online activities. While entering your computer, it will modify your homepage or default search engine and replace your previous homepage and search engine of your browser with Superiends.net. If you try to perform a web search via this browser hijacker’s homepage, you would notice that it cannot even process your search query and just show you the wrong or unrelated search results, and some results may be malicious and infectious. If you enter any websites’ URL to visit your expected site, you will be redirected to another unknown and suspicious website. And you may find that different kinds of ads like coupon, discounting sales, fitness, movie, video and so on show up unstoppably. If you click on those ads, you will be further redirected to a new tab of this website and this new tab is about those ads mentioned above. Those webpages are full of malware, viruses, sometimes those malware or viruses can automatically activate and install on your computer without your notice once you visit. If you cannot remove this pesky browser hijacker, your computer will gradually get more damages and become weaker and cannot run any more.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 17, 2014 7:11 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 1:31 pm.
Infostealer.Bucuper attacked my computer and made it really slow. The Trojan alert popped up every time I launched the computer. It caused many troubles during all actions on the computer. I tried to scan the system with advanced antivirus and delete all reported items, but I can’t seem to get rid of the Trojan infection by this way. I was freaked out and got no idea how to clean out the Trojan horse. To enjoy a clean computer, you’d better follow removal guide below to deal with the Trojan manually.
Information about Infostealer.Bucuper Virus:
Infostealer.Bucuper is a harmful computer infection that gets installed in a target computer automatically. It penetrates into victims’ computers while you gain access to malicious websites, junk emails, random popups and other doubtful resources. Once the Trojan arrives, it can get installed in the system without any permission. It starts as a background program and keep affecting your computer performance. It usually takes advantages of system vulnerabilities to drop adware, rootkits, worms and malware to the victimized computer. Moreover, the Trojan infection affects your system files and entries and creates malicious files with random names. It runs in the background of the computer to take up high CPU usage. While being affected, the computer just results in slow system performance and poor network environment. That is why your computer gets stuck and frozen up easily every time you surf the net, play games and launch large programs etc. Your normal programs are also messed up by the Trojan, for instance, your advanced antivirus can be disabled and fail to deal with any computer threat. PC users are required to get rid of the Trojan infection manually and promptly.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 17, 2014 5:56 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 1:32 pm.
