AVG Anti-virus says my laptop is infected with the Trojan Horse Agent4.AQLZ virus when i was on Facebook in Windows 8, and I have no idea how to get rid of it completely because it keeps coming back after removal. It really frustrated me because since my computer was infected, I have detected many things working weird. How to clean out this detection?
Infected With Trojan Horse Agent4.AQLZ – How to Remove?
The Trojan Horse Agent4.AQLZ virus is a malicious attack that computer hackers have designed with one goal in mind, and that is to gain access to as many computers as possible and steal personal and financial information to be used to commit fraud and sell on the black market to other cyber criminal groups. Like Trojan Horse PSW.OnlineGames4.ALGT, this is a very dangerous virus, and a perfect example of why every computer should be equipped with updated anti-virus software that is set to run every time the computer is turned on. While some users may consider that extreme, it is important to make sure that the computers are protected. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 27, 2013 3:36 am and last modified on May 27, 2013 5:32 am.
I got a virus recently on my personal computer. It’s the Trojan:WinNT/Sirefef.J virus. It’s been giving pop ups on my computer ever since then and I can’t seem to stop them. Would there be any damage to my computer if I just leave these pop ups alone? If it needs to be deleted, how can I do that without harming my important stuff on the computer?
Trojan:WinNT/Sirefef.J Infection Description
Trojan:WinNT/Sirefef.J is another category of the Trojan Sirefef group that has been reported to attack computers lately. Computer users have found it very stubborn and easy to return after the removal. Any remaining associating items will bring this Trojan virus back in the computer right away. And considering that personal privacy is put in risks by this Trojan infection, one should get rid of this virus as soon as possible to prevent any damage from happening on the computer. The Sirefef.gen!c Trojan is also a member from the same group which has also been giving troubles to many computer users.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 27, 2013 2:12 am
Is your computer acting weird lately ever since there’s this Driver Performer software installed? Do you remember giving permission for this program to install? Then how come it can sneak inside of the system still avoiding the other antivirus protection tools on the computer? Does it report many infections and errors to you after installation? Do you feel annoyed by such constant actions? Then how do people remove this unwanted Driver Performer software out of the computer?
Driver Performer Virus – Fake Antispyware Description
Driver Performer is claimed to be an unfriendly software that can be installed on computers without consent from PC owners. This unwanted program, pretending to be a legit PC optimization tool, is in fact a threat to most computers. It has a trustworthy appearance which looks no difference than many other legit antivirus programs. Usually, this kind of computer threat is categorized as a rogue antispyware. Similar members from the same category include Internet Security virus and Win 7 Protection 2013 virus. Driver Performer virus is, therefore, a highly dangerous threat to many computer users all around the world as this virus has no certain targets in certain areas. Once your computer is attacked by such rogue antispyware, you will get a new pop up PC protection tool which you haven’t given permission to install.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 27, 2013 1:27 am
Can’t get rid of http://findwebnow.com 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 Findwebnow virus from the infected computer?
Browser Hijacked by Findwebnow.com Redirect Virus – How to Remove?
The Findwebnow.com redirect virus is a browser hijack that send users to a page full of product reviews, coupons and special offers. The pages are set up to look like review sites but they are actually pre-sells designed to get the viewers interested in the products, then when they click through the link the hackers are compensated for the sales that their affiliate links generate. It is the same variant of Click.sureonlinefind.com. It can also redirect users to delta search engine. The Findwebnow.com redirect virus is packaged and bundled together with other programs and installed onto computers along with other installs. It is often referred to as a money saving coupon and discount toolbar, but it is just a sneaky way to drive thousands of computer users to retail shopping sites using affiliate links that will financially compensate the hackers every time a sale is made through those links. Most of the affiliate links have 30-60 day cookies so even if the user returns to those sites at a later date the hackers will still get credited for the sales. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 24, 2013 1:00 pm and last modified on June 18, 2013 7:22 am.
Have you ever been annoyed by unwanted applications before especially by those you didn’t give permission to install? Are you currently troubled with a toolbar named the WebCake? Have you wondered that this application isn’t friendly? Is your default welcome page on browser automatically replaced to WebCake’s associating web site – getwebcake.com? How do people stop these constant pop ups and maintain a proper surfing environment?
WebCake Adware Description
WebCake is categorized as an adware that can be installed on your computer without permission. Although this unwanted program claims that it can “Sweeten Your Browsing Experience” from many aspects, it is not wanted by many computer users. For the starters, WebCake can get itself installed without consent from PC owners. Computer users can come across these unwanted applications every day. WindowShopper adware and FaceSmooch. All of these programs claim that they can help you enhance the browsing experience in many aspects. But the fact isn’t quite like what they say. Besides from getting itself installed without permission, WebCake adware can display constant ads to computer users while they surf online which is not wanted by many.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 24, 2013 9:20 am
Did your default home page on browser get changed automatically to an unknown site – www.safesearch.net? Has the default search engine you usually use been replaced to this SafeSearch? Wondering browsers might be hijacked by some computer virus? The answer is positive. This specific site belongs to a browser hijacker. Read more if you need help with the removal of this hijacker.
SafeSearch Virus – Browser Redirect
SafeSearch, also known as www.safesearch.net or safesearch.net, is categorized as a browser redirect virus/ browser hijacker that computer users should be watching out for because this kind of computer virus is targeting at private info from its victims especially, which means SafeSearch virus can help online third parties collect valuable information. Unlike other viruses which can be detected by computer protection tools, this SafeSearch redirect cannot be picked up by programs. On the opposite, it can even get itself installed without consent. For the safety of your private info, this browser hijacker is better to be removed ASAP.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 24, 2013 8:02 am
Can’t remove http://websearch.searchrocket.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 get rid of Websearch.searchrocket Search engine from the infected computer?
Hijacked by Websearch.searchrocket.info Virus – How to Remove?
The Websearch.searchrocket.info virus is a browser hijacker toolbar installation that is being spread throughout the Internet at a rapid pace and infecting millions of computers. It is the same variant of Websearch.soft-quick.info, Websearch.youwillfind.info, Websearch.good-results.info. It can also redirect users to delta search engine. The hacking group that has put this together has utilized this virus as a way to generate millions of dollars in affiliate commissions. Once the toolbar is installed onto the computer (without the user being fully aware) it changes the default web browser to the http://websearch.searchrocket.info/ page that resembles a search engine. Typically users will be sent to one of the big three: Bing, Google, or Yahoo. Someone who uses the Internet daily for work or school and performs multiple searches each day might immediately realize that they are on a new search page, but the other 98% of computer users will not even catch it. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 23, 2013 3:33 pm and last modified on May 23, 2013 3:33 pm.
Infected with Decrypt Protect Virus and all my files, Pictures, excels or words have been converted to HTML extension. My computer caught a horrible virus last night that totally locked my desktop. I cannot access my files or run any program on the PC. All I can see on the screen was a warning with the title called Online Security. And on the left side, it said something like MBL Advisory and also showed me Decrypt Protect on the top. I believed it was a virus because it required me to pay a fine of 300$ to unlock computer. I have managed to unlock my computer in safe mode. However, I found that all of my files are encrypted including documents, videos, images, etc. How do I unlock my computer and decrypt all the files?
Why Your Files Are Encrypted By Decrypt Protect Virus? How Does This Virus Work?
Decrypt Protect Virus (also called Online Security Virus/MBL Advisory Virus) is a ransomware computer infection designed to block your computer and encrypt your files with a HTML file, making victims not able to access their desktop and files. Users may get this virus installed by clicking malicious code or distribute unsafe advertising pop-ups, visiting pornographic website or downloading attachment from spam emails. As soon as it is downloaded, victims will see the computer locked immediately. After that, they will get message like:
You have 48 hours left to enter your payment.
You have lost control over your computer. Your system and all your files has been blocked and encrypted because you were spreading Malware (viruses, Trojans, worms).
You are breaking numerous International and USA laws.
Obviously, this warning is fabricated. This Decrypt Protect virus will configure itself to start automatically by modifying your registry entries. Thus, every time you log in Windows, you will see a warning which states that your data and computer will be inaccessible unless you pay a fine of $300 within 48 hours by using the Moneypak card. It further warns that if you wait longer than 48 hours, local authorities and secret service will be contacted, and most likely it will result in your arrest. This ransomware works as similar as the most popular one called FBI Virus. But it is more aggressive as it can encrypt all your files stored with the extension of txt, doc, xml, dat, docx, pst, .xls in your computer and rename them as a HTML file which means you have no chance to access your files any more. To threaten unwary users further, it even displays your IP address and poses to be a serious case by giving you the order number and counting down the tracking time.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 23, 2013 2:06 pm and last modified on May 23, 2013 5:24 pm.
Can the United Kingdom Police lock your computer? No. But the United Kingdom Police virus can lock down your whole screen stating your looking illegal activities then telling you have to pay £100 to get it unlocked. How to unlock your computer from United Kingdom Police blocked computer virus hoax?
Computer blocked by United Kingdom Police Virus (Ukash Scam) – How to Remove?
The United Kingdom Police Virus is a high risk ransomware attack that blocks the users computer and demands that 100 pounds be paid in order to unblock the computer, all stemming from copyright violations involving downloading and sharing pirated files online. It is important to understand that the UK police will never just block someone’s computer, and they sure will not demand that a fine is paid through the computer. The people behind this computer virus are experienced hackers that have the goal of infecting as many computers as possible in hopes that many users are tricked into sending the money. Like the Police Cybercrime Investigation Department virus, AFP Ukash virus and PCeU virus, this fake warning screen first pretends to be the United Kingdom government police and puzzles users think it is real so that they are scared to pay, it says if the computer owner don’t pay 100pounds within 72 hours, they will be arrested. Computer went to white screen with submit box then force log out of safe mode, also after paying the fine your computer will be unlocked. These are all serious charges and will really open the eyes of the user, making them pay close attention to the warning message details. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on May 23, 2013 8:56 am and last modified on May 23, 2013 9:03 am.
Did you always get a pop up about an applications called Desk-365? What is this application and why does it keep asking you to download it? Is it going to help you reorganize the desktop items? It’s always wise to say “NO” to such unfamiliar or unknown applications especially when they keep popping up with aggressive intentions. This Desk 365 virus is actually an adware which shouldn’t be installed on a computer.
Desk 365 Virus Adware Description
Desk 365 virus is mentioned in a pop up message saying “Hate a Messy Desktop? Desk365 will fix that!”. However, this application is not quite friendly to your PC as it can be categorized as an adware according to its behaviors on computers. This potentially threat is an application designed by the 377 Technology Limited. The above message will keep popping up on your screen asking you to “Free Download” this Desk 365 so that it can help you reorganize your messy desktop. But according to studies, this unknown application is involved in distributing malicious adware or spyware online. Hence, computer hackers can come into an unhealthy relationship with this Desk 365 virus and take advantages of it to help themselves benefit.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 23, 2013 3:31 am