Can’t get rid of Attentive Antivirus Virus from your laptop? Recently, there is a new fake anti-virus program attacking user’s computer worldwide, it can block your access to the internet and disable your task manager and registry editor. And you are required to buy Attentive Antivirus Reg Key or Activation code. What is worse, it can stop your real anti-virus software running.
How to Remove Attentive Antivirus Virus From Your Computer?
The fake Attentive Antivirus Virus is an attack that pretends to be a legitimate computer scanning program that has detected security issues on the computer, but in reality it is just a sophisticated virus that has been created by hackers, who use it as a way to steal money from unsuspecting and naive users. When this attack is successfully installed on a computer it will alter the system settings to cause this fake alert to display when the computer is started, and it appears to be performing a virus scan. It resembles a real virus scanning tool, so most users will not find this unusual at all and think that it is just the normal scan being performed. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 27, 2013 3:25 am and last modified on August 7, 2013 7:31 am.
Why did FBI Department of Defense Virus lock my computer? Initially, is this locking computer message real or not? On the locking page, a giant block of text explains why it locked my computer. However, the truth is that I have not even done one of those illegal things. So I’d rather believe that I got a virus infection. I don’t think it’s the real official message from the FBI. Now the only thing that I concern is how to remove this impudent ransomware from my computer quickly and completely. Is there anyone that can help me?
FBI Department of Defense Virus Introduction
FBI Department of Defense Virus is universally acknowledged as a scam or ransomware which can lock users’ PCs to threaten people into paying money. Now, many people in U.S.A have encountered this virus infection. The hackers who are well trained in IT field designed and released this virus. And this virus is a ready source of money for them. In order to unlock their computer, the users who get this virus have to pay $300 as the scam malware says. But even if you pay as it requires, your computer will still be locked. Not just in U.S.A but also some other places all over the world, this scam virus is launching a horrible attack. The only final purpose is for money. But as for this scam, it’s a new released which pretends as the FBI Department of Defense department. No matter in which area, this kind of virus has the similar appearance that it looks real, legitimate and serious. But never consider that you can pay the so called fine to unlock your computer. That will only waste your money. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 27, 2013 2:51 am and last modified on January 17, 2014 2:53 am.
Browser hijacked by Websearch.pu-result.info pop up site? Does this specific domain keep popping up whenever you try to get online? Is the default search engine being replaced also? Are you being displayed many pop ups on the Internet? Does this mean the browser is not safe to use anymore? What’s the solution here to stop these unwanted actions on the browser?
Websearch.pu-result.info – How to Remove Browser Hijacker
Websearch.pu-result.info is different from other regular web sites and is categorized as a browser hijacker based on its characters and behaviors on the computers. Browser hijacker or browser redirect virus is a major PC problem for many. It normally targets browsing applications like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Firefox on computers. By hijacking the browsers and bringing all kinds of troubles later on, it can perform like a malware causing constant difficulties during the usage of the PCs especially when PC users try to get online. What’s worse, this browser hijacker could even help cyber criminals collect valuable information via using cookie to trace down online activities of computer users. Personal information like surfing habit can be recorded by this hijacker causing potential privacy security issues.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 26, 2013 9:53 am
Computer blocked by Agence Nationale de la Sécurité des Systèmes D’information virus? Is this pop up warning message having something to do with the French government? Have you done anything mentioned on the block page like watching child porn on the Internet? If not, how come your computer is still being blocked and you are required to pay a fine to unlock the computer? How can one safely unlock computer from this Agence Nationale de la Sécurité des Systèmes D’information screen?
Agence Nationale de la Sécurité des Systèmes D’information Virus – How to Remove Scam
Agence Nationale de la Sécurité des Systèmes D’information virus is a French version of ransomware that will block computer screens and threaten victims to pay a requested amount of fine in order to unlock. This version of ransomware, which is believed to be a latest released virus, attacks PC users from France mostly. It can also be categorized as one of the Interpol viruses as one can see lots of “Interpol” signs on the blocking screen. It seems to PC users that this pop up message has been proven by the Interpol as well as the Agence Nationale de la Sécurité des Systèmes D’information. However, despite from its deceitful appearance, PC users should not believe anything it says or requires you to do. This fake French warning, similar to other members in the rasomware family, is just trying to get as many PC users to pay as possible by scaring them with illegal issues. This ransomware is actually helping cyber criminals benefit in the background.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 26, 2013 8:01 am and last modified on July 26, 2013 8:01 am.
Why can’t my antivirus remove this Trojan:JS/Seedabutor.C virus? I tried many times but it’s still there. My stupid antivirus scanned it last night and it asked me to remove it soon. However, after I clicked remove, nothing was changed. If I restart my computer, the virus will show again. I’m really frustrated. Is it a risky virus? Do I need to remove it asap?
Trojan:JS/Seedabutor.C Doscription
Trojan:JS/Seedabutor.C is another new released Trojan virus which was graded as one of the most dangerous Trojan by famous anti-virus software. Why is it so dangerous? According to PC users’ response, this virus can’t be removed by anti-virus software, at least for not a short time. They said that they even tried many kinds of software to deal with this Trojan but it’s still in their computer just like it takes roots in computers. Just like the victim described, you might click remove or delete many times. But this virus will still be there in your computer. As if this virus can escape from scanning. Right, this Trojan virus is very smart which is created by some criminals with an ulterior motive. The final purpose is to destroy your computer system.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 25, 2013 5:14 am
Have a Trojan Horse Generic33.CDJX detection popped up every once in a while on computer? Wondering why antivirus software cannot delete this Trojan virus for good? Is this Trojan infection different than others? What can it do to harm the system? Do people need to back up important files and programs to avoid privacy from being threatened? What’s the best solution to permanently remove this Trojan pop up from the computer?
Trojan Horse Generic33.CDJX – How to Remove Trojan Virus
Trojan Horse Generic33.CDJX is categorized as a Trojan infection that comes from a group of Trojan. Members from this group often contain the word “Generic” in their appearances. This mentioned Trojan here is believed to be one of the newly released virus that attacks computers mostly running Windows OS. Computer users find it hard to remove by antivirus programs because they will get similar pop ups or find out same processes over and over again on the computers. We believe this specific Trojan infection is associated with cyber criminals who try to benefit inappropriately from PC users’ privacy issues by hacking into the compromised computers. With the ability to escape from the protection provided by most antivirus applications, this Trojan virus should be paid attention to and be removed from the infected PCs ASAP to avoid any potential consequences.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 25, 2013 4:56 am
Computer has been locked by New Zealand E-Crime Lab Virus scam and it asks to pay a fine of NZD $100 or $250 Ukash Vouchers to unlock the PC. What to do if your Windows 7 computer has been infected with the new zealand e-crime lab virus? Why does this warning on the computer with logo like real police? The victim stated:”Well, today when i boot up my work computer and there is a phoney NZ police virus popping up and it totally blocked my screen, i am really scared til i knew this is not real. I can’t pass the locked message as it totally blocked down everything, so is there any way to unlock my computer from New Zealand Police Virus Ukash notice?
New Zealand E-Crime Lab Virus Ukash Scam Locked Computer – How to Remove?
The New Zealand E-Crime Lab Virus (also known as Centre for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CCIP) Virus) is a ransomware attack that is designed by computer hackers as a way to extort money from the users that they infect by attempting to trick them into believing that they have violated several laws. Usually, it targets on the people who are located in New Zealand, but it is spreading quickly worldwide. When this virus has been installed onto a computer it will change the settings and disable all programs and files from being accessed. When to computer is started it will automatically display the viruses message on the screen and block all other operations on the computer. The message states that the computer has been blocked by the authorities for violation copyright laws, sending SPAM email messages, and even distributing pornographic files across the Internet. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 25, 2013 4:20 am and last modified on October 23, 2014 7:54 am.
I don’t know how to uninstall Fox News Toolbar from my Internet Explorer. I watched a movie on a web site and a small window popped up to let me download the toolbar. I clicked OK carelessly. I have never thought that it’s so hard to uninstalled it. I can’t remove it from my web browser no matter what method I tried. It worn me out. I really have no clue now. Who can help me? It’s really appreciated if someone can get rid of it for me.
What is Fox News Toolbar
Fox News Toolbar can be added on your web browser as an addon. However, it’s not a good toolbar that can really give your much continence. Even it doesn’t have the right function as a toolbar as many other famous ones. It’s a roguish program since you can’t uninstall it once you installed it into your computer carelessly by using the common methods. This toolbar has been described with powerful search, Hand-Picked Links and App Marketplace, etc. And you can also get many icons or shortcuts on the tops of your web browser once you installed it. It seems it’s really a good toolbar that can give you much convenience, however, Fox News Toolbar won’t really do the right things for you. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 24, 2013 12:03 pm
I played a flash game last night on a web site. Then I saw a Gaming Wonderland Toolbar was installed on my Internet Explorer. I must clicked something that’s why I got this toolbar. The problem is that I don’t know how to uninstall it. I found no place where I can remove it. It made me crazy because when I searched something online, many other web pages will be redirected to me automatically. Who can help me remove this toolbar without re-install operating system?
Some Information of Gaming Wonderland Toolbar
Gaming Wonderland Toolbar looks like a powerful addon that can make your easily search some online games. However, it is really not a good one such as Google toolbar or some other legal ones. It’s indeed a browser hijack virus which can definitely stop some normal functions of your web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox.This malware has it’s own homepage. On its homepage, downloading Gaming Wonderland Toolbar and installing it are well recommended. It has the same features as some browser hijack viruses such as iLivid.com. .Once you installed those so called toolbars, your browser will be messed up that it will run more and more slowly. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 24, 2013 8:04 am
Got video download converter toolbar on computer, how to remove it? My browser is working strangely after I installed the toolbar to it. I am redirecting to the particular page of the toolbar all the time. How can I remove it? I tried to uninstall it from program list but when I use the browser it appeared again. My computer is just working not that well as before since it takes longer time for me to open a new website and each time I try to open one I get the toolbar page. Is there an efficient way to delete this annoying add-on completely?
What Is Video Download Converter Toolbar?
Video download converter toolbar is categorized as browser hijacker virus. It causes parasitic damages to your browsers by redirecting them to its domain page. The original page will be replaced and the toolbar just shows you its own page or its created pages instead. Even when you don’t open a new tab on the browser, new tab will be opened automatically. It turns out to be quite an annoying thing if get this toolbar installed. The original settings of your browser are changed without your attention. You may find out that each time you run your browser, your homepage is different from it was before. It has been replaced with the one of the browser add-on. The toolbar is never working as what it claims that to be must-have but to be a must-remove thing. It seems not to be a big problem at the very beginning but it surely will not stop on that tiny abilities. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 24, 2013 5:08 am
