Published by Tony Shepherd on February 19, 2014 2:20 am

Why I always get a message from my anti-virus program telling me that my computer is infected by this Trojan.Win32.Inject.gzuj? I do remember I use my anti-virus program to remove it last time I used the computer. Why it can still in my computer? How could it possible that my protection tool can’t remove this stuff for me? Is there any other way I can get this Trojan off from my computer? Please advise.

Brief Introduction to This Trojan

The Trojan.Win32.Inject.gzuj can infect a computer by several methods. Malicious web sites or the legitimate websites which have been hacked by cyber criminals can be used for the spread of this Trojan. In this case, once people come to those web pages, this Trojan can infect the computer through exploit kits which can take the advantage of computer’ vulnerabilities to install this Trojan without user’s permission and notice. Another method is used for the transmission of this type of Trojan is by sending E-mails which have attachment or message that contains malicious links. Cyber criminals send spam e-mail with forged header information to trick you to believe it is from a legit address. When people try to open the attachment or message, this Trojan infection can immediately infect the computer. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on February 18, 2014 1:26 pm and last modified on February 18, 2014 1:28 pm.

I think my Internet Explorer works fine in my computer, but recently, I got a message from Browser-updater.co tells me that I need to update my browser to the latest version. Every time I open my IE, this stuff is always there, I can’t close this tab. So, I decide to use Google Chrome instead, but once I launch Chrome, this thing pops up too. What can I do? I just want my browsers back to normal. Any suggestion will be highly appreciated.

Brief Introduction to This Redirect

Browser-updater.co is new kind computer threat which belongs to the family of Outdated Browser Detected or Browser Update pop ups that can bring many troubles to the computer. Like many other browser hijackers, this infection can also hijack the browser in the infected computer, like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. This redirect targets on all these 3 browsers. In different browsers, this domain pops up with different logos of browsers. It tells the computer user the specific version of the browser that the users use, and says that it is outdated and urges to PC user to update it to the latest version. People who are not computer savvy can be easily misled to agree to update from the pop-up box in this domain. As the download and the installation are done, the computer can be infected with more other fake and malicious computer threats. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on February 18, 2014 11:52 am

Windows AntiBreach Suite is a newly-released rogue program that can lock you out of your computer and application. Is this fake antivirus installed on your computer without asking your permission? Are you annoyed by this unwelcome software that only displays fake reports and forces you to pay its full version? Have you already tried all ways but still cannot uninstall it from your computer? The following post will show you how to get rid of such rogue program step by step.

Windows AntiBreach Suite Brief Introduction:

Windows AntiBreach Suite is categorized as rogue antivirus program that comes from the malicious Rogue.FakeVimes family as similar as Windows AntiBreach Tool Virus found a few days ago. This program belongs to a special type of virus that can display itself on a computer screen, pretending to be an anti-virus program, a fake registry cleaner, or a hard drive optimization program with an aim to fool the inexperienced users into thinking that their systems are infected with some type of malware and then promote the so called full version which turns out to be useless and with no ability to remove viruses. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on February 18, 2014 5:08 am and last modified on February 18, 2014 6:40 am.

I got Antivirus1.descargar.es Pop Up when I use my browser. I cannot tell where it comes from because it just pops up out of nowhere. I didn’t click on anything or any links and it will open as I try to open only a new tab to visit another web page. I am worried about the page and I don’t want to use the software it recommends on its page.  How can I kick it off?

Learn More about Antivirus1.descargar.es Pop Up

Antivirus1.descargar.es has occupied the main symptom of a browser hijacker since it pops up all of a sudden on the browsers without the permission of the computer users. It is indeed a redirect virus as known to many computer researchers. Same as other redirect virus, this redirect page can also make chaos on computer system and cause the delay of programs reaction as well as dropping online threats to the weakened computer. The hijacker sometimes misleads computer users to uninstall some normal and legal programs especially some antivirus soft ware by giving you some unreal messages. It is trying to delete all programs which can detect it from more nasty actions. It is hard to get rid of and always causes unnoticeable download of other online potential viruses.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on February 17, 2014 1:27 pm

How can I delete Corkow Trojan Virus from my computer? I heard that it can steal my bank information. I’m scared and I want it off immediately. I scanned my computer for several times but the alert will not go away even after I tried some methods to remove the virus. How can I get rid of it completely?

Some Knowledge about Corkow Trojan Virus

Corkow Trojan is an Trojan infection that invades computers by taking use of network exploits. It is also an awful virus which can imperil the computers with different viruses. The infected computer are all given poor performance without no doubt. The second a Trojan virus infiltrates into a vulnerable computer system it begins to seek out the system bugs which can be taken advantages by it. It will make changes to critical computer system settings and keep itself active all the time thus the virus can launch malicious activities. Besides, the Trojan virus can also download more and more browser extensions plug-ins to assistant its scam on the infected computer. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on February 17, 2014 12:59 pm

Help! I get a message from CryptorBit on my laptop claiming that my personal files have been encrypted. I don’t know what to do at this time. I find out that all my files cannot be opened. My life depends on it, all my works are saved in the laptop, without them, I must be fired immediately! This warning tells me that in order to decrypt the files, I need to pay about $300. I am almost going to input my credit card number to pay, but I figure out that this is a ransomware, and I don’t have to pay, but how can I remove this virus by my own? I’m not a computer literate, please help.

Brief Introduction to This CryptorBit Virus

CryptorBit Virus is a new released ransomware which was first report on December 2013. It is a malicious and tricky virus which can widely spread and attack vulnerable computers all over the world. The number or victims is still increasing rapidly. From the online victim report, many people get infected by clicking on some unknown E-mail attachments. Mainly, cyber criminals put this virus into the E-mail attachments, and forge the E-mails as legit documents which are sent from some famous companies or phony tracking notifications from FedEx and UPS. People can be easily cheated by seeing the E-mails come from legal places. Once people open the attachment, this dangerous virus can be transferred to the computer immediately. We have figured out that there are many ant-virus programs can detect this virus for computer users, however, hackers who are able to infiltrate into a serve or computer is a different situation. Under this circumstance, cyber crooks who have already hacked into the server or the computer can disable any anti-virus software and then install this CryptorBit Virus into the hard drive. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on February 17, 2014 6:04 am and last modified on April 10, 2014 3:10 am.

Published by Tony Shepherd on February 16, 2014 12:06 pm

I got a lot of computer issues after I downloaded a MP3 convertor 2 days ago. Every time I get online, I get different popups on the left & right side of my screen, and when I open a new tab it’s no longer blank but goes to Ads.adsrvmedia.com which I do not want. I have checked my browser settings, add-ons and even reinstalled Firefox, it didn’t make any change. How do I stop getting those annoying ads and get rid of this redirect thing?

Ads.adsrvmedia.com Popup – How to Remove?

Ads.adsrvmedia.com is an unexpected pop-up alert that closely associated with adware, browser hijacker or potentially unwanted program. This annoying pop-up can appear in Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome browser and others. It comes bundled with freeware programs you download from the Internet.  If you are not careful to remove checked boxes in custom installation when you try to download something, it can get your browser settings changed and even get the default homepage replaced to other shady web pages you don’t want at all. Ads.adsrvmedia.com is one of the shady web pages with low reputation on the net. It provides fake information, forcing you to download an update or a plug-in which turns out to be a potentially unwanted program or malware. Once the message appears, you will not be able to close your browser, nor open another window or tab. Also you will have get other annoying troubles while you are browsing the Internet. For example:
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Published by Tony Shepherd on February 16, 2014 11:41 am and last modified on February 16, 2014 12:07 pm.

Published by Tony Shepherd on February 16, 2014 8:50 am