My computer gets hit by this nasty Backdoor:Win32/Caphaw.AG. I didn’t do anything wrong, I only use my laptop for watching video, listening music and surfing online. I don’t know when it came to my computer. Recently, my anti-virus program warns me about this Trojan very often, but every time after I used the security program to remove it, it seems that it is never gone in my computer. The program warns me again and again. What can I do to get rid of it completely?
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Backdoor:Win32/Caphaw.AG is a tricky Trojan infection which can make destructive damage to the infected computer. Trojan infection aims on computers with Windows operating system, From Windows XP, Windows Vista to Windows 7/8, many windows users get infected by this Trojan all over the world. As the size of this Trojan is small, it is easy for cyber hackers who create this Trojan to spread it on the Internet. Many websites can be hacked by cyber criminals and can be implanted by this Trojan; computers can easily be infected when computer users visit the infected websites. Also, this Trojan can also hide in free programs that can be found on the Internet. When people try to install those infected free programs, this Trojan can infiltrate during the installation process. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 27, 2014 2:57 am
Every time you start the web browser, Wow.utop.it emerges? Is it a useful thing? If you leave it in the computer, will it bring you any potential risks? What can you do if various antivirus programs fail to stop it? There are some unfamiliar toolbars displaying in the browser as well? You do not think you permit these toolbars to get in your computer? This article will help you learn more about the browser hijacker.
Wow.utop.it Redirect – How to Remove?
If your web browser starts behaving strangely like forcing you to visit Wow.utop.it or changing your default homepage and search provider without your permission, then your computer must be hijacked by a browser redirecting malware or infected by an adware. Now Browser hijacking is a type of online fraud and it makes many PC users annoyed because when your computer is compromised, you cannot navigate to certain web pages as you wish properly. It can take control of your web browser, change your home page, redirect your search results to malicious sites or hammer you with a barrage of popup ads. The attackers usually create this threat for making money from your browser usage. Once detecting it, you should get rid of it as quickly as you can.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on March 26, 2014 7:15 pm
My Firefox was taken over by this jsr.jsdriver.net pop-up ads and it became to perform weirdly. Lots of random pop-up ads came up on the browser and all Internet search results were forcibly redirected to unwanted content. What a mess! How to remove the browser hijacker from the computer without making any damage? Manual removal guide below will provide you with some clues to deal with the hijacker infection properly.
Brief Introduction about This jsr.jsdriver.net pop-up ads
Jsr.jsdriver.net pop-up ads is classified as a risky browser hijacker which hijacks Internet browsers like Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox and Safari etc. It can install in the computer automatically and launch as a startup process. The target browser will be taken over by this hijacker infection whenever it is launched. Constant annoying pop-up ads come to your screen, asking you to download freeware and purchase some unwanted things. Great chaos will occur to computer users during their web browsing tasks. To illustrate, whenever you click on a web link or search for favorite key words, you will be typically redirected to other pesky web pages which belong to browser adware or notorious third parties. Besides, jsr.jsdriver.net hijacker may launch up as a start page with its own search system which cheats net users into taking it as default homepage and search engine. It is capable to modify default settings of target browsers. PC users should be aware of the risk of the hijacker infection and ignore all pop ups related to this redirect. Indeed, it is necessary for users to get rid of the browser hijacker at an early time.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on March 26, 2014 8:36 am
I can get this Exploit:JS/Urntone.BD removed from my personal computer. Every time I use my anti-virus program to remove it and restart my computer as required, after the restart, my protection tool gives me the warning about this Trojan again. I just want to get rid of it, however, it won’t let me. I’m not a computer savvy, so I’m afraid I can’t do it by my own. This Trojan is making chaos in my computer, I want it removed fast. Please help.
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Exploit:JS/Urntone.BD is a malicious Trojan infection that can spread to many computers with Windows operating system all around the world. Usually, the size of Trojan is small, but what it can bring to the infected computer is totally disaster. Cyber hackers who create this Trojan can spread this Trojan through the Internet. Many websites can be hacked by those cyber criminals so that those crooks can implant this Trojan to those web pages, once people come to those infected websites, the Trojan can attack the vulnerabilities of the computers and infiltrate into computers without consent. Also, this Trojan can use unknown E-mail attachments to spread. Hackers will send spam E-mails which contain this Trojan to many computer users randomly. Once innocent people who receive the spam E-mails, after click on the Trojan attachment, this Trojan can come. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 26, 2014 6:05 am and last modified on March 26, 2014 6:26 am.
How can I get rid of Coupon Clipster Ads completely? I have caught this ad on my vista and I have uninstalled it for so many times and it keeps coming back. I ran the full scan with my antivirus but no threats are detected. How can I tell which registry is related to it and how can I avoid doing mistakes that can damage my computer?
Basic Knowledge of Coupon Clipster Ads
Coupon Clipster Ads is an adware which appears on computer and seems to be useful for online commercial activities. It claims to bring the discount messages to the computer users in time thus help them save time in searching. And the annoying aspect of its effects is that no matter what you are doing with the computer you will be given countless discount informations by this adware. They usually pop up at any corners of the screen to inform you of online shopping coupon. It is rather annoying and disturbing than useful. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 25, 2014 11:52 pm and last modified on March 26, 2014 2:58 am.
What is this Windows AntiBreach Patrol? Is it useful and legit? Should I trust it? It tells me that my computer has been infected by many computer viruses. However, I can’t open any other programs on my computer. I am asked to pay for this program for its full version, so that I can get ultimate protection. I have almost done the payment but someone told me that it is a virus. But how can I unlock my computer? Please help.
Brief Introduction to This Program
Windows AntiBreach Patrol is not a good program for computer user to install. It is classified as a fake anti-virus program or we can call it rogue ransomware. People who are not computer literate can be easily cheated as this virus is forged as a legit protection tool for computer. This virus targets on computers with Windows systems. Hackers who create this virus can also concoct a fake function description about this virus, and publish it to many websites for people to download. Also, except cheating people to download from the Internet, this program can also be installed with other free programs. This virus can be implanted into other programs downloaded from the Internet, this virus can pretend as an optional program for people to install, seeing from its name, people will easily approve it to be installed. Spam E-mail attachments can also be used for the spread of this virus as cyber criminals can also use the method to spread this fake program. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 25, 2014 12:41 pm and last modified on April 10, 2014 3:57 am.
I need help!! I was watching a video online and I did not notice what I clicked on and I got this warning pop up on my browser ever since. Its site is cpuwarning.com and it is titled “Warning: CPU Virus Alert”. Is my computer really infected or it is a fake message? How can I tell if it is true? I had run full scan by MSE and no viruses are detected but I still get this pop up warning when I launch my browsers. If it is not real how can I get rid of it?
Basic Knowledge of CpuWarning.com Pop Up
CpuWarning.com Pop Up is a newly found browser hijacker. It is a specific website and always pops up when there is redirection on the browsers. It has a red and white warning message telling the computer users that their computers are infected. The pop-up also lists the detected infections to computer users. They are said to be Trojan viruses and people will be afraid because it also tells them that their personal and financial information is not safe. The pop up asks the users to call a number to get all the threats removed. Innocent computer users can be cheated by what the virus says and call the number or be in panic. However, you should not be fooled by the page because none of the so-called infections will be found by your security programs. The warning is just a trick played by the pop up to freak people out. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 24, 2014 12:45 pm and last modified on March 24, 2014 11:16 pm.
I am having problems when loading my browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet explorer. It opens with a wrong page on Zoo search of all of the browsers. I do not want to use Isearch.zoo.com as my search engine. I don’t think it’s legal. I cannot change my original homepage back anymore. I have also tried to restore my computer to an earlier date but it doesn’t help either. How can I get rid of this redirect completely?
What is Zoo Search (Isearch.zoo.com)? Is It a Virus?
Zoo Search (also can be known as Isearch.zoo.com redirect virus), is a newly reported browser hijacker which has affected widely computer users. It appears to take over the control of all the browsers on the infected machine as soon as it begins to activate. No matter how hard you try to reset your browsers they will still open with this fake search engine instead of your default one. It seems really stubborn and annoying. Besides, net users have found out that the search results given by this redirect virus are not reliable at all. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 23, 2014 4:29 pm
My anti-virus program told that my computer had infected by a virus called Trojan Horse Generic19.BIFGU, and it can help me remove it. But, after I restarted the computer to make sure the removal takes effect, this Trojan was back! I can’t remember how many times that I did the removal thing, but all I have done were in vain. Now this Trojan is still in my computer. I am not good at computer, can somebody help?
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Trojan Horse Generic19.BIFGU is a tricky Trojan infection that can target on all computers with Windows operating systems by attacking the vulnerabilities. This Trojan can be implanted on many websites, even some famous web pages. Once people come to visit those infected web pages, their computer can be infected by this Trojan immediately as this Trojan has a small size that can be downloaded within seconds. Also, free programs can also be used by cyber hackers to cover this Trojan infection; it is also a common way for this Trojan and many other computer viruses to spread. What’s more, if one computer get infected, when the other devices such as flash drive inserts into the infected machine, the Trojan can also infect the flash drive, once the infected flash drive insert to other computer, this malicious Trojan can also come to that computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 22, 2014 12:37 pm
Finding computer be infected by Trojan virus Win32/VB.CP but don’t know how to remove? Do you get such alert on your computer from your antivirus software that your PC is attacked by this Trojan virus? Do you get troubles when you want to delete several files of the virus? Do you fail in eliminating the virus for many times by using some virus-kill software? How can you remove this Trojan virus permanently?
Win32/VB.CP Trojan Detected by Antivirus
Win32/VB.CP is a Trojan virus which has a short name. It is mostly found on Windows operating system. Usually people can be aware of this virus by getting the warning message of their antivirus software. But it has been known that this virus is not easy to get rid of. People do have countless methods from the internet to kill the virus but they may realize that to remove the virus completely is not easy. There will always be several files of the virus that you cannot use any programs to delete. And it’s really hard for general computer users to find the files manually and remove them. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on March 22, 2014 5:59 am
