Tricks played by the the Guardians of the Peace of Ireland Virus has been exposed, just heard that the masses of victims complained tearfully about the terrible scam and the bitter loss in this encounter. In order to avoid the tragedy in the future, users should learn to remove this Android malware thoroughly.
NSA Internet Surveillance Program Virus focuses on locking users’ computer and Android phone located in the U.S.A. It is an aggressive computer infection classified as Ransmoware (Android Malware), which is endowed with high ability by cybercriminals to invade into user’s computer without any consent. Later after slips into one computer, the NSA Internet Surveillance Program lock screen ransmoware is able to lock you out of the Windows and all programs on the victimized computer and Android system, stop you from doing anything but seeing a plenty of fake alerts. NSA Internet Surveillance Program virus embezzles the name and logo, and even more deceptively declares an emergency alarm attributed by the main producer and manager of signals intelligence for the United States “National Security Agency.” However, the truth is that the cybercriminals just exploit this nasty trick to get those unwary innocent users trapped in. Thus, don’t let the virus fool you in that way. You may see the NSA Internet Surveillance Program virus screenshot as below.
Kernel32.dll is a shared 32-bit dynamic link library (DLL) file existing in Microsoft Windows operating system kernel. It can be used by multiple processes while only one copy is loaded into memory. Kernel32.dl handles memory management, input/output operations, and interrupts. When Windows boots up, Kernel32.dll file is loaded into a protected memory space in order to limit other applications to occupy space. Served as a core process in central module, Kernel32.dll allows executable programs (EXE) to communicate with a specific device so that to do particular functions. Errors related to Kernel32.dll file can be provoked by a certain program or application, and sometimes can be caused by multiple files and applications. PC users may encounter “invalid page fault” error caused by Kernel32.dll when a program or application attempts to enter into protected memory space.
An Example of Kernel32.dll error in Skype:
By default, autorun.inf is a program that allows specific file to run itself automatically when double click on disk is made. It was developed from a program that helped with auto-installation for Windows 95. Generally speaking, autorun.inf is composed of three parts:
It can be learned that autorun.inf is commonly seen in memory stick, CD-ROM as well as a system. Any random removal of it from a computer would incur the trouble that some services will not run anymore.
However, there have been not a few cases lately that virus target autorun.inf and set up a program looks exactly like it to avoid being easily detected and deleted while conducting evil deeds through counterfeit autorun.inf at the same time. And such virus is usually applied to virus affection through external device.
Web Surf Shield virus is hijacking virus, malicious software used by hijackers to disrupt Internet browsers, redirect default homepage, damage target computer operation, and even more gain access to gather confidential data for illegal profit. It can appear in the form of malicious code, scripts, third-party programs and browser plugin. When users have these plugins installed and enabled on computer, the Web Surf Shield virus can take the chances to compromise its target browser. Those high reputable Internet browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, or Safari on Mac OX S are all capable of being infected with Web Surf Shield virus with no exception. You may see the screenshot of the hijack virus as below.
Cyber Command of Utah virus is one of the variants of U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations virus that mainly targets PC and Android phone users in Utah. Prudential PC and Android phone users would soon find out that the interface of Cyber Command of Utah virus is much of the same with U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations virus but the name. The content is always about violations of “Copyright and Related rights laws” and the punishment of prison that can up to a decade. However, all these can be cancelled by a ransom of USD $300 through MoneyPak or MoneyGram payment method, which is apparently illegal itself.
Puzzling lock-up by Cyber Command of Ohio Virus has given the masses of Internet users a really hard time. As the computer screen has been rigidly locked, either using the mouse to click, or using the keyboard to tap, it won’t work at all. Users even reboot the machine or Android phone, but the annoying lock-up was still there, sticking like a limpet. After trying to unlock the screen over and over again, the victims are all filled up with frustration and desperation.
Encountering a weird scene that the Cyber Command of North Carolina has rigidly locked up the computer and Android phone screen while the Internet users are in an unsuspecting situation. The unreasonable lock-up also came with a lot of content, which has the main idea of blaming the users for illegal behaviors. There is no doubt that the users were so confused about it and would like to unlock the screen the sooner the better. However, when finding that whether the computer screen, the mouse or the keyboard is out of control, the users became fidgety, seeking the solution to remove this Android malware so urgently which makes them fall for the trap so easily.
Cyber Command of South Texas virus is a variant of U.S.A. Cyber Crime Investigations Android virus that demands a maximum ransom of $ 300 for cancelling the accusation of breaching “Copyright and Related rights law” against individual. By employing threatening punishments including deprivation of liberty for several years, legal terms, figure of Barak Obama and badges of statutory departments, Cyber Command of South Texas manages to cheat victims into submitting the non-existent fine.
Cyber Command of California virus Android malware is classified as Ransomware (Malware), developed by hacker or cybercriminals. It blackmails PC users and threaten them into paying a non existent fine of $300. Apart from declaring the message your computer has been blocked up for doing some illegal online activities, the Cyber Command of California virus Android malware still accuses of you have to pay the demanding fine in forms of Green dot MoneyPak or MoneyGram. Have a view on the malicious ransomware screenshot as below.
