Win 7 Defender 2013
Despite the fact that your computer might be protected with an antivirus program, there are computer threats that still manage to slither in. Win 7 Defender 2013 is a new rogue antispyware program that masquerades as a reliable antivirus application while trying to rip you off. Win 7 Defender 2013 targets users that have Windows 7 operating system, but the general setup of this rogue threaten other operating systems as well. ...
Claro Search Malware
Claro Search Malware is a browser hijacker that can also be called Claro malware, iSearch, iSearch redirection or just Claro Search. It has many names, but the bottom line remains the same - Claro Search Malware is a computer threat that should not be left installed in your system. Claro Search Malware appears like a browser helper object and changes Internet browser settings so that it could redirect the user into other websites that are related to Claro Search Malware. ...
ILivid Toolbar
The unwanted toolbar is something that every user may find on his/her PC unexpectedly. One of such programs is ILivid Toolbar which may appear in the Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or any other popular browser after having installed some software infected with this annoying add-on. The toolbar could be also categorized as a browser hijacker, because this wily program adjusts the settings of the browser and redirects the user to unfamiliar and unwanted website that may be compromised or infected. ...
TrojanSPM/LX
If you have ever come across a rogue computer security tool, you probably know that such tools display fake threats. TrojanSPM/LX is an example of how a computer use may be lured into thinking that his or her computer is heavily infected with a dangerous Trojan. This imaginary infection is found in simulated notifications of such bogus programs as System Progressive Protection, System tools and others. ...
Australian Federal Police Virus
Australian Federal Police Virus is a fake security notification that is one of the Ukash Virus variants. It is malicious ransomware that does not allow the user to utilize his desktop by displaying a screen-sized message about illegal activities. The exact text of the message shown by Australian Federal Police Virus is as follows: ...
Der zugang zu ihrem computer wurde gesperrt virus
Once you turn on your personal computer and a der zugang zu ihrem computer wurde gesperrt virus’ notification pops up, you are in big trouble. This devious infection comes from the same Ukash virus family as the IPA virus and it may slither through the most inconspicable security gaps. The malignant virus’ files could hide within spam emails, social engineering scams, encrypted downloads and could be installed onto your computer by vicious Trojans. ...
Bundespolizei "Ihr Computer wurde gesperrt"
Bundespolizei "Ihr Computer wurde gesperrt" is not that much different from other Ukash or Paysafecard viruses, like the Cuerpo National de Policia virus or the cunning Buma Stemra virus. Yes, these infections are represented in different languages and are, supposedly, supported by different authorities, but that is simply because they are targeted at different countries. The newly discovered application is a threat to all operating Windows systems registered in Germany, and after being infiltrated into PCs with no malware detection or removal software, this virus can remove your administrative controls. ...
Association of Chief Police Officers
Association of Chief Police Officers infection is another ransomware from the large Ukash virus family. The virus takes a slightly different direction than the previously reported IPA virus, Bundespolizei virus or the Nederlands Politie virus, all of which stated that infected computer’s owner had distributed pornography or illegal music and video files. ...
IPA virus
IPA virus, also known as International Police Association virus, is a cunning threat that infects unprotected computers and disables all paths to access programs and files stored on the machine. In addition to the lock-down of the computer, the virus pops up a message containing the name and logo of the International Police Association whose credentials are used to convince computer users that the organization is responsible for the investigation and that the message is real. ...
Achtung! ihr computer wurde gesperrt virus
If you turn on your PC and all you can see is an intimidating statement about your illegal Windows license, Achtung! Ihr computer wurde gesperrt virus must have been infiltrated into your computer. At first look, it may seem that the warning has been sent to you by the Microsoft Corporation, because of the simulated Windows Security Center interface and such well-known slogans as “Security Center Help protect your PC”. This is a trick that cyber schemers have decided to implement in order to confuse you about the legitimacy of a fictitious security alert. You will not have a chance to remove Achtung! Ihr computer wurde gesperrt virus’notification from your screen, because of the multiple malignant processes that will be carried out. ...
