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FBI Cybercrime Division Virus Removal Guide

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FBI Cybercrime Division Virus is a dangerous computer infection which specifically targets Windows users living in the United States. The dreadful infection is a ransomware which can apply scare tactics and deception methods in order to trick you into giving up your money. As the name of the threat suggests, the malicious virus uses the reputable name of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to trick oblivious Windows users into paying attention and conforming to the demands of cyber criminals. All of the bogus information is presented through a bogus screen-locking notification. Has your computer been locked? Do you believe that FBI has been involved? If yes – continue reading and find out how to remove FBI Cybercrime Division Virus from your operating Windows system.

Even though the infection seems to be categorized as a virus it actually is a variation of Trojan.Urausy. This malicious, clandestine Trojan is responsible for a number of different ransomware infections, including the GVU Virus, Cuerpo Nacional de Policia Virus and PCeU Virus. All of these malignant threats lock PCs, present bogus security warnings using the names of reputable law enforcers and demand to pay fines for bogus cyber crimes. Please see an excerpt of the bogus warning which you will not be able to remove from the screen until FBI Cybercrime Division Virus is deleted:

FBI. Cybercrime Division
International Cyber Security Protection Alliance
Supported and Protected by [Windows logo]

ATTENTION! Your PC is blocked to at least one of the reasons specified below. You have been violating <> (Video, Music, Software) and illegally using or distributing copyrighted content, thus infringing Article 1, Section 2, Clause 8, also known as the Copyright of the Criminal Code of United States of America.

To unblock the computer you must pay the fine through MoneyPak of $300.

Pay no attention to the attached ICSPA, FBI Cyber Division, Cybercrime Division or Interpol logos and ignore bogus statements supposedly indicating illegal distribution of copyrighted material, pornographic content and spam. Additionally, ignore the demands to pay $300 for these fictitiously presented crimes. If you pay the fine via MoneyPak – your computer will remain locked and your money will be lost.

Instead of allowing schemers to fool you – delete FBI Cybercrime Division Virus without further hesitation. Even though manual removal is not the task you should proceed with, you still have the automatic removal option. All you have to do is install a reliable and legitimate security application which will guard your privacy in the future and which will remove FBI Cybercrime Division Virus automatically. To install an authentic ransomware removal tool SpyHunter follow the instructions provided below.

Delete from Windows Vista/Windows 7:

Restart the computer, wait for BIOS to load and start tapping F8.
Using arrow keys select Safe Mode with Networking. Hit Enter and wait for the computer to load.
Launch a browser and go to http://www.411-spyware.com/download-sph .
Follow the on-screen guide to download and install automatic virus removal software.

Delete from Windows XP:

Use the power button to restart the computer.
As BIOS loads up, start tapping the F8 key on the keyboard.
Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking from the Windows Advanced Options Menu.
Hit the Enter key on your keyboard.
Once the PC boots up, you may be prompted with a “Desktop” alert. Click Yes, if this happens.
Download an automatic malware removal tool SpyHunter.
Open the Start menu and click on RUN.
Type in “msconfig”, click OK and System Configuration Utility will show up.
Click on the Startup tab, select the Disable All button and then choose OK.
Restart the computer (normally).
Install the downloaded malware removal tool, perform a full system scan and delete found infections.

Download Malware Scanner to detect FBI Cybercrime Division Virus*

Tested FBI Cybercrime Division Virus removal solution for 64/32-bit Windows 7/Vista/XP/2000

*SpyHunter scanner, published on this site, is intended to be used only as a detection tool. To use the removal functionality, you will need to purchase the full version of SpyHunter.

FBI Cybercrime Division Virus Screenshots:

FBI Cybercrime Division Virus technical info for manual removal:

Files Modified/Created on the system:

#	File Name	File Size (Bytes)	File Hash
1	rool0_pk.exe	134144 bytes	MD5: a363c25160f5bb09bdaee0e03d85278c
2	%APPDATA%\updates
3	autoosk.dll	60928 bytes	MD5: a64e4dfb484bebb96f1bbf91c813200a
4	TimeDateMUICallback.exe	87552 bytes	MD5: 2d108d8f3d914658f74768a8eb120dde
5	DA0B.exe	61440 bytes	MD5: 15279561b4232d0600f4cede0d7de174
6	iner.exe	674816 bytes	MD5: 6b485eb86c32deca15b26e47e66a94e7
7	JfCqQ5JC.exe	270336 bytes	MD5: 023829e50c93205ac81dd27009762620
8	crack.exe	306176 bytes	MD5: ab5af9b01941bff73068abf9c7def3bd
9	00qbipeq.exe	108032 bytes	MD5: b46bec93ed0cbf470b7a4e5421c30655
10	50E1.exe	340992 bytes	MD5: 0e337ac9e0242482503a3c31559ed661
11	NTServiceManager.exe	666624 bytes	MD5: 8e931cb28a92d7ee1a7f146b7f6c4664
12	%APPDATA%\Task Scheduler
13	yybiwwhj.exe	86016 bytes	MD5: 3ec42e48033e3543bb0dc85b880363c1
14	2084473.dll	92672 bytes	MD5: 4b53eef2de438858d7cc1360feb3c6c2
15	msuyqa.cmd	64512 bytes	MD5: 55b337b9741df50dbdbec29aba6bae91
16	acuvzomo.exe	61440 bytes	MD5: 64d6b4385310293e6ca81631c1652d59
17	m2PythonLoader.exe	135680 bytes	MD5: d8dab211e0db20f00118f25ad64be90c
18	mplayer2.exe	403456 bytes	MD5: a01f673216f9a83cb352028319809f2f
19	C87C.exe	79360 bytes	MD5: efe25f747cdc17ebebc22604c4cdd209
20	jucheck.dll	212992 bytes	MD5: afd39fda07129ea22b7963b77c58ff53
21	%ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data
22	DLL321.dll	191712 bytes	MD5: bd6c2627b0f2e007d371f71edc0762a4
23	oygqyunapnp.exe	78336 bytes	MD5: acdd61209ba5a132915c565f669b0d81
24	wahneaqa.exe	102912 bytes	MD5: dfd58427f8741b480eae4d9535a1e5f3
25	Updating.exe	1517520 bytes	MD5: e5d532e96f42229d89993da562fbb5b4
26	ifgxpers.exe	331648 bytes	MD5: 4765da2ba43a0ce9206d29c4c7aa76b6
27	%APPDATA%\system
28	secproc_isv.exe	108544 bytes	MD5: 25595c5104cafc7c667c73d1e2c74447
29	Piranha.exe	449161 bytes	MD5: eb0f419c0a98b065271effae67c4920f
30	gcrwcoak.exe	108544 bytes	MD5: 095507587859038b638fe1c0d6c0c74c
31	skype.dat	65024 bytes	MD5: 13985f6b7ca5c771b28dbf42aef80984
32	%SystemDrive%\????????????
33	najeoxtt.exe	105984 bytes	MD5: d0761e37cdef392ee249e24c84f0a66c
34	comeo.exe	3581440 bytes	MD5: 17b063d029da62b8afc715880c0ae047
35	wpbt0.dll	225280 bytes	MD5: 3dfd93b751a0f9168739a7e668d14023
36	n.	46592 bytes	MD5: 61a29236fee6568908a9bc629b8ada22
37	ieudator.dll	55808 bytes	MD5: bfe953f0f96438290914369a7797cf84
38	ssntvs.exe	103415 bytes	MD5: 863c2d694dc3cf82711420aa089e16e4
39	pYunY8m4VL3qLc.exe	286822 bytes	MD5: 3415bcb9153afa1e0c1400b2f7fa1335
40	%WINDIR%\Temp
41	idiokbbrv.exe	98448 bytes	MD5: 3cd07724cf408fc515a711042d4a0524
42	videotwisterSA.exe	746496 bytes	MD5: a72b74832ff54293504f3c1b441db398
43	csrsss.exe	83928 bytes	MD5: c41898f24d84a4ada9fe9b71e94ccd64
44	%LOCALAPPDATA%\lollipop
45	rvcbcyks.exe	103424 bytes	MD5: e63bdd7e5eb894ca59900f155ad62158
46	VSD3DRefDebug.exe	124416 bytes	MD5: 0cc8134e81ff99e54ea1844888ec8f56
47	dyjdl.exe	194560 bytes	MD5: 5b94a572fd15f5416c4a88d02f406189
48	%LOCALAPPDATA%\Temp
49	obvwo.exe	129024 bytes	MD5: e5893ac27c4ee6817f380e3607a3664c
50	xmlfilter.exe	115200 bytes	MD5: 0ecf7e220a38e4fd86a5d67e8ce7c88a
51	msn.exe	675840 bytes	MD5: a403f9d53ad6a07073c9236842dd865e
52	OmaSG21e.exe	107520 bytes	MD5: 27baf21f123fe80b8e0bf2a3d0a9c91e
53	dtkmujvo.exe	87040 bytes	MD5: b8d2f2fb25bc89994c96079e6079a3ec
54	%TEMP%
55	%ALLUSERSPROFILE%
56	uenovfiu.exe	100864 bytes	MD5: 47ebbd7f529d71b8eac53b7ca0f7eeaa
57	systemcpl.exe	100352 bytes	MD5: de7c781205d31f58a04d5acd13ff977d
58	xlqbteeb.exe	64512 bytes	MD5: 5f2861537c90cd2d3ec9620e67b91de7
59	aPr0hY9.exe	45558 bytes	MD5: 100b8f04f2bff5c49052173dc231eea1
60	msdtmsrd.exe	224256 bytes	MD5: acf3959bb985b616f9b221ae15d252eb
61	administration.exe	5242880 bytes	MD5: f3e4e59a27b1ed11ebf0330b02b408f7
62	install_0_msi.exe	118272 bytes	MD5: 68f337adbfbdaad81faa7ea3ec22da0b
63	SyncHostps.exe	94208 bytes	MD5: 286f4c7e06c1c467e58426b916985567
64	Americana Dreams.exe	179712 bytes	MD5: e909c36e06e0c978655389e89e6f1e76
65	msqjrothu.pif	35800 bytes	MD5: 414a57fdd1a951035df9c09614ee8623
66	puozlkmyj.dll	356352 bytes	MD5: a36b0b1c2a6c4ad06418ab137b62ee6c
67	MWSBAR.DLL	376901 bytes	MD5: 8d23a39be47954dc43fcbb0114ce2a55
68	%UserProfile%
69	setex.exe	38759 bytes	MD5: 01da942199a8e606a09889a23f7d27b5
70	flashplayer.dll	186456 bytes	MD5: c92c7c8c57363a2996d0ceb731cef6ba
71	UpgradeHelper.exe	289792 bytes	MD5: 70f2dfab3a93558fec4dbc2d4b9d8a31
72	questscan.dll	1019904 bytes	MD5: 0965f3611e919838ad794fcf11db43cf
73	taskhost.exe.exe	15872 bytes	MD5: 8cdc3a6a50af07cbdc4a1193e45f8721
74	sqlncli.exe	75264 bytes	MD5: 1b8b3b51d8b52bed7a7bc0b05bdafbcb
75	Task Scheduler.exe	122368 bytes	MD5: b923b9094635464cb81a245716d2d932
76	bvhylsviw.exe	98560 bytes	MD5: 4b1c6c2aabc0314f7558151834b63717
77	%WINDIR%\system32
78	%CommonProgramFiles%
79	ACEIEAddOn.dll	204800 bytes	MD5: f42778c8d316a0e2f45844f8051242ff
80	UpdatePriv.exe	65536 bytes	MD5: a29c0d8665033ec58739bebd1693727e
81	msnmsgrr.exe	1427968 bytes	MD5: 49300637db06b13f0bc0ee3b742e6399
82	WinSyncMetastore.exe	83456 bytes	MD5: b7614742cc2adf0264a038267d35a78a
83	svchost.exe	417792 bytes	MD5: 805c3831ce41e9f7123398409d6b5c40
84	zqmkrehUkpoKfsafsaZg.exe	33012 bytes	MD5: 461caa595d898e273656853c337d81c4
85	brenasa.exe	45056 bytes	MD5: a626c9a877af7d078e67be021a5baf28
86	%AppData%
87	VaultSysUi.exe	62464 bytes	MD5: e6922b3d1e2a74fa8620c4e004224a71
88	Q3d38543.exe	33280 bytes	MD5: 67f05820f38cf6ce319d92b55bae0956
89	bhoclass.dll	400896 bytes	MD5: 00f4e6542235cc34958a1778a93d2bfb
90	wlsidten.dll	155648 bytes	MD5: 26ca88d3fc9175797365a8553eb6948d
91	wlsidten.exe	111616 bytes	MD5: 1f2052c6529cd8a76a20ce858f080e68
92	96dddda4.dll	3303936 bytes	MD5: 522cb91f694f6866568b91b7a11f5802
93	Firewallservice.exe	423424 bytes	MD5: 8f4305c63693259f648f33c59370978c
94	opera.dll	192232 bytes	MD5: 02f0e5b598be8c2ceabb17a965e6e67c
95	00b5d693.exe	282112 bytes	MD5: 4dd835b5b72613c8f7fa71aed486b6c7
96	Nbt.exe	643072 bytes	MD5: 90f72d0a2cc6956c07c46b47f6a3d40e
97	MusicCollector.exe	6901936 bytes	MD5: 42d5f1c904eae88de63cabeaa6a4bf50
98	é”æ³•æ¡Œé¢ç¬¬ä¸‰æ–¹ä¸»é¢˜ç ´è§£è¡¥ä¸V1.1.exe	188416 bytes	MD5: 5252ca014813b18c517ff44951628329
99	msshell.exe	18432 bytes	MD5: 0e9e0b2092e1c643f103d93f4a04b82a
100	ex3b.dll	1792000 bytes	MD5: 992d5e68d52b908e744f0ea1db1deb89
101	yaiiwockc.dll	483328 bytes	MD5: 9460de1c3485d5f3cc9f5fa1d4a09708
102	scvhost.exe	231936 bytes	MD5: 2dc8b92985e96aabc9ab0937f1018ff7
103	3511172082012Build.exe	297984 bytes	MD5: 835c431d44e546ac46f899466acff0e1
104	pmstcdjwz.exe	97344 bytes	MD5: dc30b025294d0ed58a16141e64942ff7
105	wgsdgsdgdsgsd.exe	144896 bytes	MD5: 3a8e4b69add412fd66d11c7ace416421

Files in the following directories were modified:

%APPDATA%
%ALLUSERSPROFILE%
%SystemDrive%
%WINDIR%
%LOCALAPPDATA%

Memory Processes Created:

#	Process Name	Process Filename	Main module size
1	rool0_pk.exe	rool0_pk.exe	134144 bytes
2	TimeDateMUICallback.exe	TimeDateMUICallback.exe	87552 bytes
3	DA0B.exe	DA0B.exe	61440 bytes
4	iner.exe	iner.exe	674816 bytes
5	JfCqQ5JC.exe	JfCqQ5JC.exe	270336 bytes
6	crack.exe	crack.exe	306176 bytes
7	00qbipeq.exe	00qbipeq.exe	108032 bytes
8	50E1.exe	50E1.exe	340992 bytes
9	NTServiceManager.exe	NTServiceManager.exe	666624 bytes
10	yybiwwhj.exe	yybiwwhj.exe	86016 bytes
11	acuvzomo.exe	acuvzomo.exe	61440 bytes
12	m2PythonLoader.exe	m2PythonLoader.exe	135680 bytes
13	mplayer2.exe	mplayer2.exe	403456 bytes
14	C87C.exe	C87C.exe	79360 bytes
15	oygqyunapnp.exe	oygqyunapnp.exe	78336 bytes
16	wahneaqa.exe	wahneaqa.exe	102912 bytes
17	Updating.exe	Updating.exe	1517520 bytes
18	ifgxpers.exe	ifgxpers.exe	331648 bytes
19	secproc_isv.exe	secproc_isv.exe	108544 bytes
20	Piranha.exe	Piranha.exe	449161 bytes
21	gcrwcoak.exe	gcrwcoak.exe	108544 bytes
22	najeoxtt.exe	najeoxtt.exe	105984 bytes
23	comeo.exe	comeo.exe	3581440 bytes
24	ssntvs.exe	ssntvs.exe	103415 bytes
25	pYunY8m4VL3qLc.exe	pYunY8m4VL3qLc.exe	286822 bytes
26	idiokbbrv.exe	idiokbbrv.exe	98448 bytes
27	videotwisterSA.exe	videotwisterSA.exe	746496 bytes
28	csrsss.exe	csrsss.exe	83928 bytes
29	rvcbcyks.exe	rvcbcyks.exe	103424 bytes
30	VSD3DRefDebug.exe	VSD3DRefDebug.exe	124416 bytes
31	dyjdl.exe	dyjdl.exe	194560 bytes
32	obvwo.exe	obvwo.exe	129024 bytes
33	xmlfilter.exe	xmlfilter.exe	115200 bytes
34	msn.exe	msn.exe	675840 bytes
35	OmaSG21e.exe	OmaSG21e.exe	107520 bytes
36	dtkmujvo.exe	dtkmujvo.exe	87040 bytes
37	uenovfiu.exe	uenovfiu.exe	100864 bytes
38	systemcpl.exe	systemcpl.exe	100352 bytes
39	xlqbteeb.exe	xlqbteeb.exe	64512 bytes
40	aPr0hY9.exe	aPr0hY9.exe	45558 bytes
41	msdtmsrd.exe	msdtmsrd.exe	224256 bytes
42	administration.exe	administration.exe	5242880 bytes
43	install_0_msi.exe	install_0_msi.exe	118272 bytes
44	SyncHostps.exe	SyncHostps.exe	94208 bytes
45	Americana Dreams.exe	Americana Dreams.exe	179712 bytes
46	setex.exe	setex.exe	38759 bytes
47	UpgradeHelper.exe	UpgradeHelper.exe	289792 bytes
48	taskhost.exe.exe	taskhost.exe.exe	15872 bytes
49	sqlncli.exe	sqlncli.exe	75264 bytes
50	Task Scheduler.exe	Task Scheduler.exe	122368 bytes
51	bvhylsviw.exe	bvhylsviw.exe	98560 bytes
52	UpdatePriv.exe	UpdatePriv.exe	65536 bytes
53	msnmsgrr.exe	msnmsgrr.exe	1427968 bytes
54	WinSyncMetastore.exe	WinSyncMetastore.exe	83456 bytes
55	svchost.exe	svchost.exe	417792 bytes
56	zqmkrehUkpoKfsafsaZg.exe	zqmkrehUkpoKfsafsaZg.exe	33012 bytes
57	brenasa.exe	brenasa.exe	45056 bytes
58	VaultSysUi.exe	VaultSysUi.exe	62464 bytes
59	Q3d38543.exe	Q3d38543.exe	33280 bytes
60	wlsidten.exe	wlsidten.exe	111616 bytes
61	Firewallservice.exe	Firewallservice.exe	423424 bytes
62	00b5d693.exe	00b5d693.exe	282112 bytes
63	Nbt.exe	Nbt.exe	643072 bytes
64	MusicCollector.exe	MusicCollector.exe	6901936 bytes
65	é”æ³•æ¡Œé¢ç¬¬ä¸‰æ–¹ä¸»é¢˜ç ´è§£è¡¥ä¸V1.1.exe	é”æ³•æ¡Œé¢ç¬¬ä¸‰æ–¹ä¸»é¢˜ç ´è§£è¡¥ä¸V1.1.exe	188416 bytes
66	msshell.exe	msshell.exe	18432 bytes
67	scvhost.exe	scvhost.exe	231936 bytes
68	3511172082012Build.exe	3511172082012Build.exe	297984 bytes
69	pmstcdjwz.exe	pmstcdjwz.exe	97344 bytes
70	wgsdgsdgdsgsd.exe	wgsdgsdgdsgsd.exe	144896 bytes

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Files Modified/Created on the system:

Files in the following directories were modified:

Memory Processes Created:

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