Cheshire Police Authority Virus Removal- The Hazards and its Solution

Edward D. Lassiter

Has your PC been shut down by the Cheshire law application squad on account of it being caught of cyber misconduct? Does the alert say that you need to pay a certain amount of money as penalty in order to operate your system? If yes, then your system might be infected by the Cheshire Police Authority Virus, one of the most recent hazards afflicting the residents of Cheshire.
Known as the Cheshire Metropolitan PC Scam or the Cheshire Police Authority Virus, it is the latest malware that has been doing the rounds.

Cheshire Police Authority Virus

Predominant in the United Kingdom, this infamous malware is known for duping people into believing that their systems have been locked by the law enforcement squad and that they have to pay a certain amount of money as penalty in order to regain access to the system, failing which they will have to face prosecution. The malware even goes to the extent of using a convincing looking emblem of the government to assure the user of its authenticity. It can even control the webcam once infected. The user is asked to pay the penalty using a mode of payment that cannot be traced back and by the time the user becomes aware of the spoof, he/she has already lost money. Cheshire Police Authority Virus removal becomes the only way in which the user can operate their computers again without trouble.
“Yoosecurity.com” is equipped with appropriate guide that instructs the user on the correct way to go about Cheshire Police Authority Virus removal. The user first needs to activate the system in Safe Mode, upon which he/she is required to open the Task Manager and deactivate all programs that comes across as being unknown to the user. The user can also consider activating the system in Safe Mode using Command Prompt, upon which the user has to enter “explorer” within a very short span of time, failing to do which the virus becomes activated and blocks the user from doing anything. As the Windows Explorer shows up, the user is required to browse through “System 32/rstrui.exe” and push the enter key.

After this the user needs to follow steps so as to restore and recover the system and then run a full system scan using an advanced anti-malware program.
Cheshire Police Authority Virus removal becomes mandatory so as to enable a user to run and operate a system without any hitches. The user also needs to be careful and in no way should cough up money under any circumstances. Cheshire Police Authority Virus removal often poses to be a problem for regular Windows user and more than often expert help is required to sort out the issue.
Even after complete removal of the Cheshire Police Authority Virus, it becomes necessary to observe some precautions so that the chances of the system getting infected by the virus reduce considerably. The users should avoid access to unwanted, unknown or suspicious websites or links as they may be infested with malicious content. Additionally, users must also avoid downloading content that is rampantly available for free over the net.

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DO NOT BE HELD HOSTAGE BY THE HOMELAND SECURITY VIRUS

Edward D. Lassiter

There is nothing like a message from a very powerful government agency informing you of wrongdoings to make you release effluvia into your pants. For the general population of computer users, we generally stay on the safe side of computer use. We pay for software we need or download free versions of the ones we need if they are available. We go to trusted sites to watch video or listen to music since many of these sites have expanded their offerings to include movies we want to watch or music made accessible by the artists themselves for streaming or free download.

Homeland Security Virus

So it is a cause of panic to anyone, who sees a message from Homeland Security and be accused of nefarious computer use. And what’s more alarming is to be charged a fine for your violation. It’s a scam! Your computer has just been infected with the Homeland Security virus.
Anybody who doesn’t know a thing about the Homeland Security virus has good reasons to be scared. One, it comes from a power government agency that is known to monitor computer traffic. Two, it already has locked you out of your computer, keeping you on the page and unable to access anything else on your computer. Third, the page tells you that you are being monitored and it has a webcam shot of one of your activity or your current online activity. And four is that you can’t verify if you’ve really downloaded a file or visited a site that is being investigated for compromising national security.
You are just being targeted for extortion by evil programmers on a power trip. The Homeland Security Virus belongs to the Trojan Urausy class, which is mainly a screen locker. While some virus in this class merely locks the screen and denies you access to the other contents of your computer, some have been observed to send information from your computer with the ability of the virus to connect your computer to the Internet. And it is not easy to catch these perpetrators since they use anonymous payment services for their misdeeds, making it difficult to get the necessary proof of their criminal activity.

So as a regular computer user with no knowledge of advanced malware removal, should you panic? Not in the least. First, do not be tempted to give in to their extortion. Next, learn the steps in how to access that part of your computer operation that says “advanced boot options.” Once you’ve reached this screen, choose the ‘safe mode with command prompt” option so that the computer takes you to the DOS operation. And from that point all you need is to make sure you are in the right directory, your hard drive, and what you need to do is a “system restore” – to bring your computer back to that time in its operation when the virus hasn’t infected your system. And it could be as simple as typing “rstrui.exe” on the command prompt screen.
And when you are successful in doing the system restore and now have your computer running again, make sure to run an up-to-date anti-virus program or a malware program to thoroughly remove the virus. And it would help if you install a real-time, cloud-based protection system on your computer.

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WHY HAS MY COMPUTER BEEN LOCKED BY THE INTERNET CRIME COMPLAINT CENTER?

Edward D. Lassiter

Many internet users have lately reported that they received a message from the Internet Crime Complaint Center telling them that their computer has been found to be used for illegal activities. It is not real and is just a virus. It is a variant of the FBI Moneypak virus. The virus asks them for $300 as a fine for their crime and locks their computer so they cannot open any windows application. Have you also got a similar sounding message and now cannot open anything on your computer? This virus is not detected by popular antivirus solutions like Norton and McAfee.

Internet crime complaint center?

Even starting your computer in safe mode and then running virus scan shows nothing. This has caused many people to think that the message is genuine and they pay the hacker the money. This virus is called a ransomware and it works by disabling all other applications on your computer. The first application that it deactivates is the antivirus on your computer. Please do not pay any kind of money. Many users have reported that their computers were still infected even after they paid the money.
The Internet Crime Complaint Center virus is part of the FBI virus and claims to represent the FBI. It scares users into thinking that they had committed some crime. The hackers also try to scare them by claiming that the user will be arrested if they do not pay the fine of 300 dollars. The hackers who have created this virus have also created many similar viruses. At least a dozen different variations of these viruses have been reported by users from many different countries. The viruses are in English to make sure that they are more effective and can trick more users. It is a new virus and most antivirus fail to remove it or even detect it.

This virus keeps showing a warning message that tells the user that they used their computer for illegal activities and have broken various local and international laws. This message cannot be closed and not another window on the computer can be opened. The user is unable to do any work on the system and is not even able to login to the internet to search for a solution. The virus demands a fine of $500 from the user. It even tells users that they will be arrested if they do not pay this fine. The virus keeps displaying the message that the computer will only unlock after the fine has been paid but even if you pay the fine, the virus will keep the system locked
It is very complicated to remove the Internet Crime Complaint Center virus. The virus disables all applications and antivirus on the computer. The most efficient way to get rid of this virus is to call YooCare or YooSecurity helpline. There is also a list of instructions provided which advanced computer users can follow if they understand viruses well and are sure that they can follow all steps without damaging the computer even more.

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Don’t pay money for the PCeU virus

Edward D. Lassiter

PCEU virus

Among the various viruses that have made the users of computers all over the world panic stricken by locking down their PCs is the PCeU virus. This is a fake virus that claims to be the Police Central e-crime Unit virus. It is actually a ransom ware that affects or infects your PC claiming that your PC has been locked as you have been involved in some illegal activity like the distribution of copyrighted element or content or some pornographic activity that has been distributed by your PC or the mal practice of sending SPAM emails to others. Once the PCeU virusblocks your PC, you see the screen of your PC displaying the message that you cannot access your PC unless you pay quite a large amount of money that has no limit or specification.

How does the virus scare you?

The PCeU virus is a fake malware and it threatens the users by pretending to have blocked your PC on behalf of the Police Central e-crime Unit. However, this is fake and the message that is displayed on the screen of your PC that you are being blocked by the police department for committing a crime and you might get a criminal case if you do not pay the penalty or fine is also a fake one. The hackers create such ransom ware to threaten the users by believing in the authenticity of the virus as the name associated with the virus is the police department. The computers are hacked in such a way that even when you try to run the computer in the Safe Mode, then also the PC will display the same message, along with the additional threat of the payment of quite a big amount.

Not only this, there are other ways to threaten the users. Unlike the other common and popular viruses, this PCeU virus is a bit more advanced in making the webcams active through their hacking technology. The clever hackers even access your own webcam and make you believe that you are being watched. Any average person who does not know how the hacking works will start to think that they are being threatened by the police department and they immediately pay the money demanded by these viruses.

What do they demand?

The PCeU virus and other similar malwares infect your PC and demand money to remove the virus from the computer. They ask for the payment done through Ukash or PaySafeCard. The users easily get trapped under them and they keep themselves updating all the time so that the users believe them easily. There are 3 reported versions of the PCeU virus.

How to remove the PCeU virus?

There are quite some ways to remove the PCeU virus without paying the money to the hackers. It is very important to remove the malware as soon as possible as it might damage your PC. However, manual removal is a difficult job. So trusting an expert like the Yoo Security who has experience of helping you with the removal of the PCeU virus is a good idea.

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