Scared by Trojan horse crypt_s.BFL, right? Do you know the true colors of this virus? Where does it come from? How does it do harm to your computer? Are you racking your brain to find out a way to get rid of the disturbing virus?
Trojan Horse crypt_s.BFL – How to Remove Trojan Infection
Trojan Horse crypt_s.BFL is a latest found backdoor pest, a tricky malicious Trojan horse in its essence. How frightened it would be to be infected by a Trojan virus! However, the consequences of the infection of this abomination are even harder to imagine. The truth identity of this disturbing virus is a scam program. Both The redirections of Google, Yahoo Searches and changes of browser settings and desktop background image are the typical symptoms of its serious infection. Its vicious features and operations make it much harder to be detected by an-virus programs and raise your guard. Even if detected in the first stage, the variants of the virus might be spread and scattered in every inch in your computer. In this way, these variants will silently damage your PC’s crucial section like registry.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2013 1:18 pm
How can I delete Trojan horse Agent4.AIJV? I turned on my computer this morning and MSE told me that I have the virus on my computer. I tried everything I could but were with no luck. Nor could I get rid of it with the help of Malwarebytes! Anyway, I have no idea about this thing. How frustrated I am! Is there any instruction that can help me delete the virus completely? I don’t want to see the red alert any more. I am really sick of it. Any useful anti-virus someone can recommend to me?
Description of Trojan Horse Agent4.AIJV
Trojan Horse Agent4.AIJV is a dangerous Trojan Horse virus. This virus can slip into computers those are vulnerable. It can cause great amount of chaos in victims’ systems and will replace the system files with random ones it creates or delete some necessary system files thus leads your computer to a sick condition under which your computer may get invaded by many other malicious viruses. It not only has the common bad actions of all Trojan Horse virus that copy itself constantly and plenty copies of it will reduce the valuable resource in your computer and as a result your computer will act very slow.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2013 12:22 pm
How can I remove “See Similar” Pop-up? When I visit some web sites such as some online shopping web sites, a pop-up will show at the lower right corner. It’s very annoying. I don’t need this adware. It says it can help me what I need fast and conveniently. I can’t get rid of it. I even can’t find where the related installation folder. What do I do now?
What is “See Similar” Pop-up?
“See Similar” is a pop-up adware which you may installed carelessly after you visited some malicious sites or installed some software if you didn’t uncheck the bundled files. It will pop up a small blue window when you visit some online shopping websites. It claims that it can make your shopping more convenient or some other advantages. Don’t believe it. This adware will leak your personal information such as your credit card information which is related to your personal interests. Don’t use it. It’s a dangerous malware that can put you and your computer in very bad situation. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2013 5:36 am
My homepage looks absurd. It goes to Goong.info when I open my Internet Explorer or Firefox. I remember that I didn’t set this page as my homepage. I don’t know why it’s been changed. And I have try all what I could to remove it but no any luck. Who can Help me get rid of it? Now my browser is running very slow. Here is a post for you:
What is Goong.info Browser Hijacker?
Goong.info is a very roguish browser hijacker that can easily infect your Internet browser. With very similar looking as Google or some other search engine page, can easily hijack your web browser and bring in many problems. It doesn’t have the real good functions that a real search engine should have. When you really enter some keywords in the search box and press enter key, it won’t show you the real search results that you want. Goong.info only will direct you to some other things to you. You may just feel uncomfortable at the beginning when you get this redirect virus. But if you leave it there for a long time, you will find that your browser runs more and more slowly. Even you computer runs more and more slowly. The reason is that this redirect will bring in much more other unknown programs. Most of those programs are malware. Those malware can destroy your computer operating system gradually. If you think Goong.info browser hijack virus is not a very risky virus, you are completely wrong. The real risky is not from the redirect virus itself but from those programs that it brings in. Don’t be too late to remove the virus once you have the redirect virus infection. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2013 3:03 am
Has the default search engine on Firefox got changed to this ZoneAlarm Search lately without your consent? Is home page on Firefox also changed automatically to the associating site – search.zonealarm.com? Are there constant new tabs opening up while you try to get online? If you happen to face these troubles as well as constant redirect online, your browser is under the attack of a browser hijacker. ZoneAlarm is this hijacker which should be removed from your computer.
ZoneAlarm Search – How to Remove ZoneAlarm Redirect?
ZoneAlarm Search, or search.zonealarm.com, is categorized as a browser hijacker or redirect virus that has been troubled lots of computer users for a long time. Similar to Websearch.searchmainia.info redirect, this browser redirect will target mostly at browsing applications including the well-known Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. It will be able to create many troubles on the targeted computers by modifying the default settings and structures of the browsers in order to help cyber criminals benefit from privacy of PC users. Victims of this ZoneAlarm Search redirect will not only experience unpleasant activities while surfing online, but will face privacy security issues as well. So this hijacker should be removed in time for good.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2013 2:52 am
When i was searching online then i was redirected to http://searchui.com, what is that thing that pops up on my browser? It seems all the browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome) have been hijacked by it on my Windows 7. How do i delete Searchui.com Redirect virus from my infected computer?
Browser Hijacked by Searchui.com Redirect – How to Remove?
The Searchui.com is a malicious redirect that is spread throughout the Internet by being packaged together with popular freeware files and torrents. There are millions of torrents downloaded every day, from music files and movies, to popular computer software. When these torrents are downloaded and unpacked and installed it is easy for hackers to include a redirect virus such as this one and users will install it onto their computers without even knowing it. The first clue that something is wrong will be discovered when a web browser is opened and instead of seeing the familiar Google, Bing, or Yahoo search engine, the computer users will see the Searchui.com webpage, which appears to be a search engine. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 18, 2013 7:05 am and last modified on June 18, 2013 8:09 am.
Today, I opened Updatevideos.com and it let me to uninstall a video player and I didn’t click download but later, when I open my Internet Explorer, my homepage has been changed. And on the top of the window, I could see many buttons. I don’t need those things. Who can help me remove this completely? I have heard that this is a redirect virus. But I have no clue to remove Updatevideos.com redirect as I’m not a literate.
Updatevideos.com Redirect Discritption
Updatevideos.com redirect virus can hijack users computer and change all the settings. It’s a homepage of a fake media player malware. it is under the domination of some invisible background program. This kind of program can easily change your web browser settings. And your previous homepage will be the first to be affected. We call this kind of roguish program as redirect virus. And this virus is to enforce you to use Updatevideos.com engine even if you don’t want. And your home page will be set as Updatevideos.com as well. But the real thing that will make you feel painful is that this Updatevideos.com virus will also change your whole settings of your web browser such as bookmarks or favorites. In usual, it will add many odd web sites that you don’t know to the bookmarks. Every time when you open your web browser, many annoying webpages will pop up to disturb you. The main purpose of this redirect virus is to promote some products to you. Some even will force you to use or buy something. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 18, 2013 5:28 am and last modified on June 19, 2013 12:16 am.
Can’t get rid of http://ww2.hitfollower.info virus that pops up on your computer? All the browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome) have been hijacked, it effects from Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP to Windows 8. How do i delete ww2.hitfollower.info virus from the infected computer?
Browser Hijacked by Hitfollower.info Redirect Virus – How to Remove?
The Hitfollower.info virus is a hijacker that changes the browser settings once installed and any time a new browser window is launched the user is taken to a page that offers a free system scan that claims it will quickly check the computer for harmful threats or any malicious activity. It is the same variant of Click.sureonlinefind.com. It will then suggest that there are possible problems detected and then offer to sell anti-virus programs to the user. This attack doesn’t stop there, though, and the following will occur when this is installed on the computer: Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 18, 2013 4:54 am and last modified on June 18, 2013 7:20 am.
A “MyFunCards Toolbar” has occupied my Internet Explorer but I don’t know how to uninstall it. It makes my web browser looks like mess. I found nothing about that malware on Control Panel. I almost tried all the solutions that I could get online but no hope. Who can help me deal with it? I just want it out of my computer, at all costs!
Is MyFunCards Toolbar A Malware?
MyFunCards Toolbar is nothing but a browser hijacker with fancy and charming interface. It’s a malware that can’t be simply uninstalled from the Control Panel. Many people have already uninstalled it from Control Panel but they found that the thing is still on the top of the browser. is completely not like a legitimate toolbar such as Google toolbar. This toolbar may be added stealthily on your browser without your notice and permission. Even it looks like this toolbar has many “good” functions. There are some attractive icons such as: Online Radio on Your PC, Start Playing Free Games, Facebook, etc. However, if you really prepare to use this MyFunCards Toolbar, it is the start of your nightmare. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 18, 2013 1:55 am
Anti-virus picked up a NMC.WORM.WIN32 virus on my computer from work. The laptop was extremely slow and froze down once a minute. How do you handle this problem?
Infected With NMC.WORM.WIN32 – How to Remove?
The NMC.WORM.WIN32 is a dangerous computer backdoor virus and the hackers behind it are not playing nice when this virus is installed on to a computer. It will propagate through email, peer-to-peer network connections, instant messaging programs or social networking sites. Once installed, your security tool will keep warning you that your PC is infected with NMC.WORM.WIN32 virus, and if you click ‘Remove’ option, it says it is removed but actually it is still be there because it alerts you again each time you re-scan it.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 17, 2013 5:08 pm
