Police Nationale fake warning (virus) is a serious ransomware infection attacking France these days and impersonating the names and the logos of several French law enforcement agencies, such as Agence Nationale De La Securite des Systemes d’Information (ANSSI) and Haute Autorité pour la Diffusion des Oeuvres et la Protection des Droits sur Internet (HADOPI). If your system got locked by this scam you need to have patience, understanding the fake character of this warning which is not associated at all with Police Nationale or Ministère de l’Intérieur. Please follow our recommendations on how to successfully unlock your system blocked by…
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If you think your computer got locked by Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) it’s not time to panic yet. The good news is that this warning is not associated at all with AFP Crime Commission (ACC), Royal Australian Corps of Military Police or Interpol. None of this law enforcement agencies has anything to do with this scary alert that suddenly appeared on your PC and occupied the entire screen area. What you see instead is a virus infection categorized as ransomware, i.e. the locker that disables the screen of the attacked system and asks for a ransom to be…
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God Save the Queen and her PC from being infected with the Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) virus – ransomware infection. God save you and your system from same consequences. Yet, if this sad event ever happens with your computer, don’t worry. In this guide we will explain how to unlock your computer targeted with a fake warning supposedly deriving from Serios Organised Crime Agency (a.k.a. SOCA). This is an absolutely bogus alert not associated with the Metropolitan British Police, Cheshire Constabulary or Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU). The peculiarity of this fictitious alert is the fact that it occupies…
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Has your computer been recently blocked by the Mandiant U.S.A. Cyber Security warning? Are you scared of being prosecuted by the FBI Department of Defense and U.S.A. Cyber Crime Center agencies? Why do you see this frustrating message with Barack Obama’s finger pointing at you? Have you really done something illegal online what would be worth punishment? Whether you have done anything of criminal nature or not – believe us, this scary message is absolutely fake and not a real FBI warning. It has nothing to do with the Mandiant U.S.A. Cyber Security agency. Then what does this message stand…
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Many citizens of the United States of America have been really scared with the fake FBI warning (virus) which hijacked their browser. The heading of the browser’s tab was this: “Your browser has been locked“. This is a brand new scam, the product of cyber frauds who would like to gain possession over users’ funds through the practice of scaring users with a lot of faulty information and prompting them to pay money through GreenDot MoneyPak payment system supposedly to unlock the browser that got blocked by this virus. If you have the scary message ‘Your browser has been locked’…
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If you’re the resident of Slovenia, this wonderful European country, the chances are that your PC may be locked with a serious virus known as ransomware. It is presented in the form of a fake Ministrstvo za notranje zadeve Policija warning, this is why some users speak of it as Ministrstvo za notranje zadeve Policija virus. Yet, this misleading alert has nothing to do with the Slovenian police. In case you system got locked with this ransomware virus (trojan) please carefully follow the instructions below while we attempt to explain to you the basics of dealing with such type of…
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The Polícia de Segurança Pública virus is a ransomware program attacking computers in Portugal these days. There are three large ransomware families that use the good name of Polícia de Segurança Pública and its logo. These three ransomware clans are called Urausy, Reveton and Ransomware. The degree of their severity varies from time to time depending on cerfain factors related to the level of malware distitubion. The peculiarity of these ransomware virus infections is their localized character. This actually means that the same infection may produce multiple variants of the same infection, yet localized in different languages depending on the…
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In this article you will find working solutions to unlock computers infected with Ceske Republik Police virus (ransomware). The truth is that this a fake Czech Republic Police warning. It is not associated with Útvar speciálních činností SKPV, or Útvar pro boj proti počítačové kriminalitě (its respective subdivisions). If your mind is experiencing a real turmoil because of your PC locked as described below, please use these instructions that will help you unblock your system and get rid of ransomware virus infection that attacked your system.
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The Netherlands these days are under the attack of a serious ransomware virus infection that strikes many computers. This threat uses the name and the logo of Politie Nederland, the Dutch Police. However, this virus warning has never been associated with Politie Nederland and Korps Landelijke Politiediensten (Afdeling Om Cybercriminalitet Te Bestrijden). This scam is a vivid demonstration of how instrumental cyber frauds are. They are the ones who are fully responsible for blocking your computer with a scary alert that says: “Opgelet! Uw computer is geblokkeerd op grond van een of meer hieronder vermelde redenen“. Please completely ignore this…
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CIBS POL (Bundesamt für Polizei) warning demonstrated below is actually a fake Polizei warning, not associated with this Swiss law-enforcement agency. This is a serious computer virus that strikes many European countries today, including Switzerland. The malware is classified as ransomware, i.e. the desktop locker that demands payment (ransom) to be paid by user for unlocking the screen. Use these instructions set forth below to help you get rid of Bundesamt für Polizei virus off your computer.