Has your antivirus detected a security threat – Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop inside of the system? Is the computer running rather slow ever since then? Where can one pick up this Trojan infection and what can it do or has done to the system? Is it still going to affect other parts on the computer? What is the best way to completely get rid of this constant Trojan pop up?
Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop – How to Remove Trojan Infection
Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop (or the MulDrop Trojan) is one of the very active Trojan viruses that has been reported to exist in many computer systems lately. This specific Trojan virus can get through to different systems distributing among malicious web sites, links and free software. And because it can escape from many antivirus protections, computer users don’t really get how it sneaks into their computers. Unlike malware or spyware which can show up on computer screens as a program, this Trojan can only be noticed by PC users when it’s detected by antivirus and is showing in those security pop ups.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 17, 2013 3:29 am
Have you installed a browser add-on named Genius Box recently to help you explorer the Internet more conveniently? But does your browser stop working great ever since the installation of this add-on? Do you find that home page and default search engine are replaced automatically and annoying pop up ads keep showing constantly while you are online? Browser is not safe with this Genius Box. It’s not recommended as a trustworthy application.
Genius Box – How to Remove Pop-up Ads?
Genius Box is the kind of browser add-on that one can get from the Internet claiming to help them enhance their online experience. This add-on usually will display wanted and favorite stuff to you without having you left the pages you currently view. You can get more information on interesting things without having to search through web sites and pages. While it seems to be very helpful, Genius Box isn’t quite qualified as a great browser add-on. Based on its behaviors on browsers and computers, it can be put into the category of adware which belongs to browser hijacker. Browsing applications like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox are among the most common targets of this adware.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 17, 2013 2:13 am
Finding the websites of your computer redirected to another weird website? Have you ever come across this situation? What is Live Player 3.2 Toolbar? You fail to get your homepage back. Have you tried many ways to get rid of it? It is really frustrating, isn’t it? What is the best way to fix your computer without any risk? Do you want to know the answers? Here is one post for you.
Live Player 3.2 Toolbar Browser Redirect Description
Live Player 3.2 Toolbar is a combination of invasive malware categorized as adware and browser hijacker. It pops up unwanted advertisements in the form of pop-up ads, coupons and deal ads, in-text advertisements, and general advertisements when visiting online shopping websites like kmart, ebay, expedia etc. It has various versions which misguide users to approach to irrelevant websites and information, especially websites full of ads.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 17, 2013 1:17 am
Vitim’s voice from Helen: I have had Deal Fairy on my computer. It’s a desktop. I wonder whether it is a legal program or not. I thought if it was a virus then it might not be shown in Programs and Features but it was and I could uninstall it there. That was why I didn’t put in the area of virus. However after I uninstalled it, I can still see it on my browsers (I have Firefox, Google chrome and IE on my computer for my work reason). I am unable to get rid of it completely I think. Each time I tried to uninstall it, it appeared again. Can anybody help me with that? I am not a computer savvy and am looking forward to be helped. I will be very grateful if someone can assistant me with that.
What Is Deal Fairy Pop-up Ads Indeed?
If your computer is infected with Deal Fairy, you will see it every time you open your browser to go shopping online. It can be shown at the top of the page you are on and in its window it lists many seem-useful messages there which are saying about some coupon ads. It looks so legal that you even trust it is a real useful add-on of browsers. But you shall be disappointed to find out that it is only a malware. What it lists is not all real. You will be redirected to some strange websites showing no relationship with the coupon. And the page contains much malware links and it is such an easy thing to make a mistake by clicking on one of them and will lead to the install of unknown programs as well as other add-ons.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 16, 2013 12:07 pm and last modified on June 16, 2013 12:28 pm.
Have you been experiencing online constant redirect lately to this unwanted site – Search.gifthulk.com? Does your Firefox stop working properly ever since you’ve notice the existence of this specific domain? Does it keep changing the home page on Firefox as well as the default Yahoo search engine to its own? Are there many new tabs popping up? Is it still safe to surf the Internet?
Search.gifthulk.com – How to Remove Browser Hijacker?
Search.gifthulk.com is a specific web site that is categorized as a browser hijacker problem. This site, unlike other regular webpages, acts aggressively on browsers by modifying the default settings of the browsers and also by threatening privacy safety on the targeted computers to make it unwanted by many. However, as a browser hijacker, Search.gifthulk redirect can get itself installed on browsers without permission from PC owners. Internet browsers like Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer are among the three most popular browsing programs which can all be targeted by this browser hijacker.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 16, 2013 10:18 am
Have you got a detection pop up on your computer reporting a Trojan.JS.BlacoleRef.BB infection to you lately? Do you have any idea of where this virus comes from? Do you worry the antivirus you have might be out of date letting the system face further threats? What can this Trojan detection do in your computer? And what is the best way to get rid of it?
Trojan.JS.BlacoleRef.BB – How to Remove
Trojan.JS.BlacoleRef.BB is categorized as a Trojan virus which belongs to one of the major PC issues. Unlike other main computer problems including malware, browser hijackers and ransomware which can be visibly seen on a computer, a Trojan virus is somehow invisible in form. By bundling with free software or pretending to be executable application, it can get itself downloaded and installed on the targeted computer bypassing antivirus protection. Unfortunately, JS.BlacoleRef.BB virus is one of these Trojan infections which doesn’t need permission from PC owners to install. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 16, 2013 8:05 am
Has your anti-virus found out there is a threat named Trojan Horse BHO.WPO in your computer? Do you have any idea what it is and where it comes from? Have you ever downloaded and installed this virus? Where is this virus coming from? How do you remove and keep it from coming back again and again?
Trojan Horse BHO.WPO Description
Trojan Horse BHO.WPO Virus has become one of the hot search queries in every search engine. It is a synthesis of browser hijack virus and virus of fake alerts. All of these have made it become an A-list thorny virus. Unlike viruses, this Trojan virus does not self-replicate. It spreads manually, often under the premise that they are beneficial or wanted. Its most typical approach involves system or security exploitation, and attacks target computers by executing unknown programs. Distribution channels include e-mail, malicious or hacked Web pages, Internet Relay Chat (IRC), peer-to-peer networks, etc. evenue for its controllers.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 16, 2013 1:22 am
Is there any method to save my computer? My computer got a Trojan.Botime Virus infection. I don’t know what it is. My friend told me it’s a virus and I have to remove it. I know my computer is not safe to use now but I don’t know how to deal with it. At this moment, I have to shut it down. Will this stop the virus doing any harm? If I restart the computer, will the virus disappear?
Trojan.Botime Virus Properties
Trojan.Botime Virus, as a new detected virus in people’s PCs, is full of destructive power that can easily paralyze your computer operating system. We define it as a Trojan virus because it’s tinny, covert but can easily destroy computer operating system. As its name suggests, a dropper Trojan contains malicious or potentially unwanted software which it ‘drops’ and installs on the affected system. Commonly, the dropper installs a backdoor which allows remote, surreptitious access to infected systems. This backdoor may then be used by remote attackers to upload and install further malicious or potentially unwanted software on the system. This threat is detected by the Microsoft antivirus engine. Technical details are not currently available. Let’s read those information from Microsoft Malware protection center: Trojan.Botime Virus is a component of a mufti-component family of malware that moderates your Internet experience by modifying search results, and generates pay-per-click advertising revenue for its controllers.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 15, 2013 5:25 am and last modified on April 10, 2014 4:27 am.
It seems that my laptop has been infected a Trojan.Coinliteminer Virus. The scanning report of AVG says it’s in my disc c somewhere. I followed the path and found the file but can’t remove it. After I removed it then went back to that folder, I still found the virus and my anti-virus still kept opening that report to me and showed me the virus. How can I remove it if my AVG doesn’t work?
Is Trojan.Coinliteminer Virus Risky?
Trojan.Coinliteminer Virus is another newly created backdoor trojan which has been causing lot of damages to users’ PCs. A backdoor trojan is not the same as some other viruses that can be viewed with their visible interface. It’s a tinny program that will run secretly under some operating system folders. It’s created to destroy the operating system in your computer gradually so that many errors will occur when you run your computer or even you can not run your computer any more. Some Trojan viruses has been created to collect personal information in users’ PCs such as some private things. If you don’t remove such kind of virus, you are not safe to use your computer because the running rootkit can know everything in your computer. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 15, 2013 2:52 am
Have you got a pop up of the Internet Security Protection program on the computer screen out of nowhere? Do you remember giving permission for this application to install? Does the constant pop up of this program prevent you from running other executable programs on the computer? Are there many infections being detected by this Internet Security thing? Obviously, your computer has been attacked by one of the rogue antivirus programs.
Internet Security Protection Virus – How to Remove?
Internet Security Protection is one of the newly released versions of the Internet Security serial virus which has been quite active recently. We have Internet Security 2013, Internet Security Pro and Internet Security Premium from this serial also. Antivirus applications are meant to provide protections on computers and keep them safe and away from all kinds of viruses and problems. For quite a long time, computer hackers have benefited from a group of fake antivirus programs creating by themselves. This Internet Security virus is one of the active version in recent days/weeks. With a deceitful appearance which looks just like a regular and legitimate antivirus, it has managed to get many computer users to pay for its also fake registered version. Considering that people are being scammed out of a lot of money, this Internet Security Protection virus should be removed urgently.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 15, 2013 2:34 am and last modified on June 15, 2013 3:30 am.
