Is your computer infected with Trojan.Zekos.Patched virus? Have you tried a lot of anti-malware programs to remove it but it just stays in your computer and doesn’t go away? How does this Trojan come to your computer? If you get infected by this virus and still have no idea on how to remove it, you can get help from the following post.
Trojan.Zekos.Patched Description:
Trojan.Zekos.Patched is identified as a malicious Trojan horse that widely spreads over the Internet and can be caught by Malwarebytes Anti-Malware. However, up to now, Malwarebytes just can help stop and quarantine this Trojan, but it doesn’t kill it and make it go away. It makes PC users who get infected by the virus extremely frustrated. This virus is designed by cyber criminals to corrupt target computers terribly and then steal information from the target users. It is more aggressive than other Trojan threats because Zekos trojan is able to play audio ads in the background while it is installed and functioning on the compromised PC. So it is considered as a highly dangerous and horrible threat which users should remove as soon as it is detected.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 4, 2014 2:34 am
My computer is really slow. I got JS:Downloader-ZY [Trj] virus warning pop up on my screen every time I turn on my computer. Although my anti-virus software detects this Trojan attack, it just fails to delete it from the infected system entirely. I have no clue how to get rid of this nasty computer virus effectively, please help!
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
JS:Downloader-ZY [Trj] is classified as a nasty Trojan horse virus which mainly infects computers with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and 8 systems. Windows computers mainly get hit by downloading free malware or viewing malicious link. Most often, it gets into the target computer by spam mail attachments which sent by cyber hackers or bundle of free software installation. Hackers can forge the title of the E-mails just entice innocent people to open it, also, they will implant this Trojan to other freeware that can be used by computer users. When you open an unknown and dubious link to download some free software, it will bundle itself into the installation and automatically install without your awareness. You should be careful about all the functions of the applications in a bundle that you want to install because that is one of the most popular ways for viruses intruding the target computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 3, 2014 10:38 pm
Can’t get rid of http://websearchy.com pop-up on browser. It keeps reappearing to take over my home page and search engine. I checked and uninstalled the extensions that I installed lately. But that didn’t fix the problem. I suspect there must be some kind of malware on my computer to cause this browser issue. I ran security scans several times but nothing came up. The problem remains. How do I fix this browser attack?
Websearchy.com Redirect – How to Remove?
The Websearchy.com pop up that looks like a helpful search engine is in fact categorized as an unwanted browser adware. This type of computer attack only targets browsers on a computer including the popular Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and sometimes Safari on Macs. By sneaking onto the targeted browsers in a bundle with freeware, the pop up adware will automatically modify the browser defaults and cause lots of troubles for users to get online. In short, users will be interrupted constantly whenever searching online by the browser adware. What’s worse, we also believe the websearchy.com pop-up adware can be responsible for the potential malware problems and privacy security issues. With no hesitations, one should get rid of this pop up completely right away.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 3, 2014 2:31 am
I have come across troubles running on my computer lately. I ran a full scan by Norton and this Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE popped up. Norton seems to have difficulties getting rid of this threat completely as the virus will reappear each time I restart the PC. It’s been giving me lots of troubles and I have been struggled for a while trying to remove the virus. Did a system restore and ran some antivirus programs. Nothing worked. How do I delete this threat completely?
Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE – Remove Trojan Infection
Backdoor.Generic11.ZNE is a Trojan threat that has been detected by Norton mostly on Windows computers. However, many antivirus programs fail constantly when it comes to the removal of this virus. According to studies, the rootkit component of this Trojan infection has enabled it to run together with a Windows process so as to escape from antivirus removal. In the meantime, many security-related processes will be aggressively terminated by the Trojan virus giving it a pleasant environment to reside. Hence, lots of PC users will come across troubles when trying to delete this threat off of the system. But it has to be removed soon or risky consequences can be expected including potential malware attacks, privacy security issues and remote control by unknown parties online ect. This passage contains a general guide on how to remove the Trojan pop up manually.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 2, 2014 2:09 am
What is this Asrv-a.akamaihd.net pop up? It keeps coming back on my browser and prevents me from searching online. I keep getting pop-up ads all over the webs which I did not experience before on my browser. The problem started yesterday when I downloaded an attachment from mail. I also noticed that some programs got installed when the attachment was downloaded. But I deleted them right away. Is my computer having a virus now? How can I check and restore it?
Asrv-a.akamaihd.net Popup – How to Remove?
The Asrv-a.akamaihd.net is detected as a browser adware program which is unwanted by many users. However, it can sneak onto a computer and hijack the browsing applications without permission. This is usually done in a bundle with freeware. Online third party often bundle their products with free programs so as to install them on a computer without consent. Unfortunately, this type of browser attack cannot be prevented by many antivirus programs for it’s not classified as a virus. Users will come across constant difficulties whenever trying to use the browsers to search online because they will be interrupted annoyingly all the time. Remove the pop up adware right away once you have noticed the attack as this browser issue may also be responsible for potential malware attacks and privacy security problems on the computer.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on April 30, 2014 11:07 pm
I have a new Toshiba laptop that I have had for about 3 months now and I am starting to get a lot of pop ups on a daily basis. I have the pop up blockers in the web browser set to high to try stop the majority of them but it hasn’t done any difference. Most ads come from the site called Lpcloudbox412.com. I tried to scan my computer but it doesn’t find anything. I get crazy about those ads. Is there any way I can get rid of them without coming back?
Lpcloudbox412.com Pop-ups – How to Remove?
Lpcloudbox412.com has been classified as a browser hijacker threat that annoys PC users recently because it can keep performing malicious activities to stop users from browsing online properly. Browser hijacker threat is not a virus, therefore it can’t be detected by anti-malware programs. Even though it is not a virus, it acts more aggressive than a virus because the unwanted pop-up will keep appearing on your computer without your permission. It can show itself on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and even Safari as your default homepage, or appear as a new tab or a new window. This infection is designed specifically to make money. It generates web traffic, collects sales leads for other dubious sites, and will display advertisements and sponsored links within your web browser.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on April 30, 2014 11:23 am and last modified on April 30, 2014 1:10 pm.
I have a Trojan called Trojan Horse Generic17.AMPT on my Win 7 laptop. AVG keeps picking up the virus but it doesn’t heal it. Is this virus dangerous? I can’t afford losing my data on the computer!! Is there any way I can get rid of this virus for good without losing anything on my computer? Any help will be highly appreciated.
Trojan Horse Generic17.AMPT Description:
Trojan Horse Generic17.AMPT is a newly released Trojan virus designed by cyber criminals in order to steal vital information from unwary users and make chaos on their computers. Research shows that this Trojan virus mainly attacks Windows computer.That is to say, if you use a computer running with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8 (Windows 8.1), you can easily be the target of this Trojan threat. Unlike Worm or other infections, Trojan virus won’t be able to self-replicate, however it can carry out a lot of harmful actions to damage a computer and compromise owner’s security once it gets installed. These actions can include deleting data, blocking data, modifying data, copying data and even disrupting the performance of computers or computer networks. All these malicious activities are done without getting the permission from the users, therefore people should clean up the computer immediately once a Trojan virus is found.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on April 30, 2014 8:05 am
Trojan Horse Generic36.FGM is in my computer! I need help to get rid of it. I have tried to use some kinds of anti-virus programs to get it removed. However, it seems that none of them can remove it completely from my computer. Now I’m so upset about this nasty thing. I’m not a computer savvy, I don’t know how to do now. Can it be removed? I just want my PC back to normal. Please help!
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Trojan Horse Generic36.FGM targets computers with Windows operating systems. With a small size, this Trojan which created by cyber hackers can be spread from the Internet, in this way, computers all over the world can be infected by some means. Generally, cyber criminals can use those websites that have already been hacked by them to spread this Trojan. Once been hacked, those websites’ servers can be distributed by this Trojan horse virus. Mostly, this virus can be implanted in porn sites, and other dubious web pages, also, it can be downloaded once people click on some unknown pop-ups and links. Spam E-mail attachments can also be used to spread this Trojan as hackers can forge the E-mails are sent from some legit places and lure people to open the attachments, actually, the Trojan is pretended to be the attachment for people to open, once it is opened, this Trojan can infiltrate without user knowledge. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 30, 2014 5:52 am and last modified on May 3, 2014 10:36 pm.
The antivirus program I installed on my computer reported that my computer has been infected by this Trojan Horse PSW.Generic11.CIZG virus. Though I think I notice the infection in time I have barriers in removing the virus completely. I can’t make the step on finding out the exact path of the virus on my system files. Every time I restart my computer and scan it fully it would be found out again. How can I eliminate it for long?
Trojan Horse PSW.Generic11.CIZG Trojan Virus Infection Detection
The Trojan Horse PSW.Generic11.CIZG virus is a newly-discovered Trojan virus. It has become quite common infection among Windows operating systems. No matter if you have antivirus or not this virus seems to be able to attack any computers. It often disguises itself by bundling to some popular software. It can also be under some regular processes to escape from the detection of any antivirus programs. People may be misled by online ads to download some free software or some popular programs which have been modified by hackers. There are always some suspicious files put in the installers. When you download and install them onto your own computer, the viruses or threats in them gain the chance to invade your system. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 29, 2014 12:57 pm
Recently, I have realized that this mostshinstar.com has occupied my browser at the time. No matter I open my browser or create a new tab in it, this nasty thing just pops up. It tells me that there is an outdated Java Plugin detected in my computer. I don’t know what it is at all as I’m quite not good at computer. It recommends me to update the Java and it provides the download resource, should I click on it to download the latest version of Java?
Brief Introduction to This Mostshinstar.com
When people get the update Java message from mostshinstar.com, their computers must be infected by a malicious browser hijacker which is classified as a computer threat that can damage the infected computers severely. Technically speaking, this browser hijacker is not a virus, but it still can infiltrate onto computers without users’ approval. Usually, this redirect infection can be spread through the Internet. When people come to those websites which are not reliable can be infected different kinds of computer threats, and this browser hijacker can be one of them. Also, freeware come from dubious resource can contain this infection, in this way, it can invade to more computers as people will not recognize what will be installed during the installation process. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on April 29, 2014 5:45 am
