My antivirus software grasped this Backdoor.Win32.Miancha Trojan virus on my laptop. It says that the Trojan infects my data on the hard drives. It is obvious that thought the antivirus program can detect the existence of the virus it is not able or powerful enough to get rid of it. I have tried to delete the files the program displayed on the infection alert. I also tried some of the other anti-virus software to kill the virus, but they failed again with the emergence of the devil. I restart the computer. How can I remove it?
Brief Information about Backdoor.Win32.Miancha Trojan Virus
Backdoor.Win32.Miancha, from its name we can tell that it is clarified to Trojan infection. Being a perilous backdoor virus, this Trojan is able to enter a target computer without the notice of the users. It can also make various critical activities to affect the compromised computer. Once the virus gets settled into the system it begins to damage system security firewall and create a loop point in it to make it able to download harmful threats which can damage system severely. The virus will also connect with the remote server to update itself. That can take responsibility for why some people find different infected files of the virus. Because of continuous update the Trojan will remain in hidden format and may not be detected by the installed antivirus. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 16, 2014 5:44 am
When I go to one certain website, a pop-up comes up at lower right corner saying that my computer has a virus. I thought it comes from my security tool and clicked on the pop-up to know more information, but somehow I got Windows AntiBreach Tool pop up on my computer which I cannot get rid of it. This annoying program keeps scanning my computer, prompting me that my computer has been infected with various infections. I don’t think it is a legal program but I can’t find a way to uninstall it because it doesn’t list in control panel. What should I do? Any help will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Windows AntiBreach Tool Brief Introduction:
Windows AntiBreach Tool is categorized as rogue antivirus program which now has plenty of clones from the same Rogue.FakeVimes family such as the previous Windows Antivirus Master Virus and Windows Efficiency Master virus. This program may arrive on users’ systems through a variety of means. Hackers use different techniques such as spamming users with email messages containing links to this fake antivirus download pages, or hiding this virus in a common web page and luring users to download it, even can pose as codecs that users need to download and install to view supposed videos. Generally speaking, it can access the target computer by clicking malicious code or unsafe advertising pop-ups, visiting pornographic website or downloading attachment from spam emails. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 15, 2014 10:03 am and last modified on February 28, 2014 6:40 am.
It looks like my browser homepage has been changed to ZenSearch.com. I think this domain is a useful search engine so I keep it in my computer. To my surprise, it seems that it brings many troubles to my computer instead. Recently, I have got many pop-up ads since this domain sticks in my computer. My laptop now is not working fine, it runs extremely slow! I figure out that those all are caused by this domain. Is it a virus? How can I get rid of it?
Brief Introduction to This ZenSearch.com
Do not judge this ZenSearch.com is useful or not from its name, also, do not think it is a good search engine like Google. It is classified as a tricky browser hijacker which can do harm to the computer. People who come to this domain casually can be easily misled by its name and interface. This fake search engine has a same appearance like many other real and legit search engines which can fool people to trust. Once people are in this domain, they are asked to set this domain to be the homepage. Once people agree to set this one as the homepage, many troubles it can cause to the PC and the user. Except this way, this ZenSearch.com redirect infection can also be changed by hackers to be optional program in many other free programs. Once people download and install the program which bundles with this program, this browser hijacker is saved in the infected computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 15, 2014 5:54 am
Hey, my laptop has been infected by this Trojan:JS/Urntone.AM. I have Windows 7, and I am sure that my computer is performing improperly now. Why my anti-virus can catch it by can’t remove it for me? I thought my computer can avoid being infected from viruses and other computer threats with the help of my anti-virus program. How could it possible I still get infected? I’m not a computer literate; I need someone to help me remove this Trojan.
Brief Introduction to This Trojan
Trojan:JS/Urntone.AM is a new created by cyber hackers who want to do illicit activities online. From its name, we can know that it belongs to Trojan infection which has a long history since the windows systems are published. Like many other Trojan infection, this Trojan can infect all the windows systems, from Windows XP, Windows Vista to Windows 7/8, no one is the exception. This Trojan is small which cyber hackers can implant it into some social popular websites and dubious web pages. Once unwitting people come to visit, this Trojan can be downloaded into the computer immediately. Also, cyber crooks can bundle this Trojan into other free program which can be widely downloaded from the Internet. Once the program people really want has been installed into the computer, this Trojan:JS/Urntone.AM can also be installed in the computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 14, 2014 12:01 pm
How can I stop Firefox from automatically redirecting me to another page? Here is the problem: I downloaded a music program on my Win 7 laptop and then uninstalled it soon once I found it useless. But since then, Better-Search.net has become my homepage which I didn’t want it at all. I have done all I can do to get rid of it and get Google back like reinstalling Firefox or resetting the homepage, but none of the solutions worked. Is there any way I can get rid of this hijacker?
How to Remove Better-Search.net Hijacker?
Better-Search.net is a browser hijacker that affects Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers and designed for commercial advertising. This kind of threat always comes bundled with free software downloaded from the Internet. It belongs to a part of unwanted program. When you download programs or files from the Internet, you may get additional options asking whether you want to install another program or components like toolbars or add-ons, if you never notice these notifications or forget to uncheck them, it is equal to open a door for other unknown malware to access your computer and destroy your PC. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 14, 2014 4:04 am and last modified on February 14, 2014 5:02 am.
Is your computer infected with Win32/NextLive.A virus? Why does this Trojan keep being quarantined by antivirus program but will reappear on the system after every reboot? Are you annoyed by the continuous security alert and still have no idea to get rid of it? How do you remove this virus from my computer safely and without losing any files?
Learn More About Win32/NextLive.A Virus:
Win32/NextLive.A is categorized as a Trojan horse that usually comes to your computer bundled with freeware you download from the Internet. It could infect your computer after you click unsafe advertising pop-ups or visit pornographic website as well. This type of Trojan is closely associated with potentially unwanted program called PUP.Optional.NextLive.A which includes adware and may install unwanted toolbars or malicious add-ons on the infected machine. So it is not surprised that a bunch of pop-up ads appear on your browser whenever you try to get online. Besides, it can open a backdoor secretly so that you may also experience other malware or spyware problems on the same machine.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on February 14, 2014 1:51 am and last modified on February 14, 2014 1:52 am.
Is your computer supposed to get attacked by some threats? Do you get detection message from your antivirus program of not-a-virus:AdWare.Win32.Agent.ahgx but don’t know how to get rid of it? Have you clicked on remove button but still could not get rid of the virus? Does the virus keep showing up on the detection report?
Brief Information about the Trojan Virus
Not-a-virus:AdWare.Win32.Agent.ahgx, though claiming in its name as not a virus, is a Trojan infection clarified by all computer researchers. Technically speaking, it is a Trojan virus. However, it does exhibit a lot of malicious and pesky virus traits. It has the capabilities like a rootkit which can hook deep into the computer operating system. It can cause browser hijacking which means you may not get directly to the domain sites but be given unwanted ones instead. This virus is also able to interfere with the user experience generally. In computer field it can also be called a potentially unwanted program due to its characters. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 13, 2014 1:06 pm
How can this Speed-Find.com become my homepage and search engine without my approval? I try to change it back to Google.com but I can’t. It changes back once I reopen my browser. Since this stuff sticks in my computer, I have received many pop-ups and my computer performs slowly, usually I can boot up my computer in 15 seconds, but now it takes more than 2 minutes! Also, it takes me too much time to open programs and websites! I need to get rid of this Speed-Find.com!
Brief Introduction to This Domain
Speed-Find.com is not a legit domain as this website is designed by third party person or we can call them hackers. Actually, this domain is not illegal in essential, but those hackers can make it for their own use. Those crooks can implant malicious contents in those this site and once careless people come to this site accidentally, computer can treat those contents as the cache files for this domain so that those malicious contents can invade the computer with the help of the computer itself. Once people come to this site, the visitor can be asked to set this page as the default homepage. For some people who are new to this website can be easily misled to agree this domain become their homepages. Once it becomes the homepage in the browser, it will never allow computer user to change as it is a browser hijacker. This hijacker can be bundled with other free programs and pretend as a optional and useful program to cheat people to install. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on February 13, 2014 6:28 am
I keep getting this http://mywebfind.com/ website popup replacing my home page on browser. It looks like a search webpage. But I never use it before and am not going to use it as it has caused my many troubles to get online. I’m worried that my browser is hacked by some adware issues. Can I remove this popup website? How will I do that? I tried a lot but none of them worked perfectly. I still get popups on my browser when I surf online. Please help!
Mywebfind.com Redirect – How to Remove?
Mywebfind.com is reported as an unwanted search webpage by many computer users as it has caused lots of troubles to interrupt their online sessions. Although it’s unwanted by many, the search tool can still pop up on your browser as it often doesn’t need permission from users to install. This browser problem is categorized as a browser adware or hijacker which can attack many browsing applications including Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox on Windows OS mainly. This browser hijacker is not only able to bring in more unwanted applications on browsers and system, but record users’ online browsing histories and hack their sensitive data. Although it’s not picked up by anti-malware programs as a virus, the pop up browser hijacker should be deleted for good to secure system and privacy.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on February 13, 2014 4:24 am
What is this Trojan:JS/Urntone.AM? I need help. This threat is quarantined by my anti-virus software but it doesn’t seem to be deleted by it. It always reappears after a reboot of the system. What does this virus do to a Windows computer? Can it be removed by any program? System restore doesn’t help and I still have the detection. Do I really need to wipe out the whole system? Is there any easy and efficient way to get rid of this Trojan virus?
Trojan:JS/Urntone.AM – Remove Trojan Infection
Trojan:JS/Urntone.AM is a Trojan threat that can come onto your computer in a bundle with any freeware you download without consideration. This Trojan infection is well designed so that it can bypass many advanced security protection programs on Windows. Users normally have no clue of when the infection is made as the install of this Trojan does not need permission from PC owners. It’s reported to attack Windows users only across the world. System defaults can be modified by the threat including security settings to provide convenience for other potential threats on the internet. Basically, a Trojan virus acts like a key to a computer. It helps other threats and even hackers to access the infected system. A complete removal of the Trojan virus must be achieved timely to avoid further troubles.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on February 13, 2014 2:27 am
