'El Equipo Ha Sido Bloqueado' Ransomware may act like it's an alert that's authorized to lockdown your PC as a result of crimes that you've committed, but SpywareRemove.com malware experts have found otherwise. As one of the numerous examples of ransomware Trojans that tend to specialize in European countries, 'El Equipo Ha Sido Bloqueado' Ransomware hopes that you'll be frightened enough to pay its fake legal fine without asking too many questions. However, there's no reason to reward 'El Equipo Ha Sido Bloqueado' Ransomware's malware-coding team with your money, and you don't face...

As a Denmark-specific ransomware Trojan, 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware displays fraudulent legal alerts that claim to have detected child pornography and other illegal media associated with your computer. Even though 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware cites various legal references, SpywareRemove.com malware analysts note that 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware isn't capable of detecting crimes and isn't affiliated with the law enforcement of Denmark (or any other country). Like many of its relatives, 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware asks you to...

The SABAM Virus is a ransomware Trojan that locks the PCs of Belgium-based PC users by displaying fraudulent legal warnings and blocking other applications. The SABAM Virus claims to be authorized on behalf of Belgian Society of Authors, Composers and Publishers to enact legal penalties against your computer due to its supposed violation of copyright-related laws, but SpywareRemove.com malware researchers note that the SABAM Virus is illegal software that's unable to back up its threats of legal action. Instead of paying the SABAM Virus's fraudulent legal fine, you should take steps to...

The Stop Online Piracy MoneyPak Virus is ransomware that displays fake legal warnings as a convenient excuse for insisting on fraudulent legal fines through Paysafecard. Although the Stop Online Piracy MoneyPak Virus appears to target French-speaking PC users in particular, SpywareRemove.com malware research team has previously analyzed numerous examples of very similar ransomware that target other regions throughout Europe and North America. Since the Stop Online Piracy MoneyPak Virus displays a highly visible fake legal warning and will stop you from using other programs while the...

The Federal Department of Justice and Police Virus is ransomware that claims that you're being penalized for using your PC to view illegal forms of erotica, although Federal Department of Justice and Police Virus isn't capable of detecting these crimes and isn't affiliated with the real FDJP. The Federal Department of Justice and Police Virus's pop-up will block other applications on your machine, supposedly until you pay a Paysafecard fine. Like any ransomware's fine, Federal Department of Justice and Police Virus's ransom shouldn't be paid, and SpywareRemove.com malware experts...

'Internet Crime Complaint Center' Ransomware displays a pop-up alert that claims to be sent by the IC3, a joint FBI-BJA-NW3C organization that's dedicated to combating online crime, but the actual origins of 'Internet Crime Complaint Center' Ransomware and its pop-up lie in the same coder teams that develop and distribute malware such as banking Trojans and variants of the Ukash Virus . 'Internet Crime Complaint Center' Ransomware uses psuedo-legalese to threaten you with prosecution as a result of online crimes like breaking copyright laws, but SpywareRemove.com malware researchers...

Korps Landelijke Politiediensten Ransomware is – like many similar trojans that have enveloped European cyberspace in particular – a ransomware trojan that displays fake legal warnings as a way to bully its victims into paying a fake fine. However, this money isn't sent to legal authorities, but to the criminal team behind Korps Landelijke Politiediensten Ransomware's distribution. SpywareRemove.com malware researchers have noted similarities between Korps Landelijke Politiediensten Ransomware and preexisting ransomware trojans, and recommend the same methods of dealing with any...

Personal Protector 2013 is a member of the FakeSpyguard family, a small family of rogue anti-malware programs that display inaccurate system alerts to scam you into purchasing their valueless security software. Personal Protector 2013, like its cousins, routinely uses other Trojans to coordinate its attacks, displays a variety of fake security pop-ups, fakes scans of your PC and pretends to detect infections from harmless files (some of which Personal Protector 2013 creates itself). Since Personal Protector 2013 is the exact opposite of what you'd want from a good anti-malware scanner,...

Based on the Reveton family of ransomware Trojans, the Polska Policja Ukash Virus is a Trojan that displays fake legal warnings to extract money from Poland-based PC users. The Polska Policja Ukash Virus's pop-up alerts conform to the same template that other ransomware Trojans of this family have displayed, and SpywareRemove.com malware researchers recommend that you learn to identify them to protect your PC from the Polska Policja Ukash Virus. The Polska Policja Ukash Virus's alert will try to persuade you to pay a fake legal fine, but this is unnecessary for your PC's sake and,...

'Pozornost! Vaš osebni računalnik blokiran' Ransomware (or 'Attention! Your PC is blocked' Ransomware) is a Slovenian variant of a series of ransomware Trojans that have spread throughout Europe and other first world countries. The 'Pozornost! Vaš osebni računalnik blokiran' Ransomware pretends to be sent by the local police and claims that your computer has been used for criminal activities, but SpywareRemove.com malware researchers note that 'Pozornost! Vaš osebni računalnik blokiran' Ransomware doesn't have any way to detect these crimes. Like most Trojans, 'Pozornost! Vaš...

The Ministrstvo Za Notranje Zadeve Policija Virus announces itself as a warning from the Slovenian police, but actually is a ransomware Trojan that attempts to extort money from its victims through fake accusations of criminal activity. The Ministrstvo Za Notranje Zadeve Policija Virus's primary symptom is a pop-up alert that's accompanied by fake legal warnings and attempts on the Ministrstvo Za Notranje Zadeve Policija Virus's part to block most other programs on your PC. The Ministrstvo Za Notranje Zadeve Policija Virus wants you to believe that paying its ransom fine is the...

'Uwaga! Pański komputer jest zablokowanyj' Ransomware is a ransomware Trojan that blocks your computer under the excuse that 'Uwaga! Pański komputer jest zablokowanyj' Ransomware supposedly has detected criminal activity (such as copyright infringement). The 'Uwaga! Pański komputer jest zablokowanyj' Ransomware is designed to look like a warning from the Polish police that requires your intervention in the form of paying Ukash-based ransom fees, but SpywareRemove.com malware analysts note that 'Uwaga! Pański komputer jest zablokowanyj' Ransomware is illegal software that doesn't...

While many waves of ransomware Trojans have specialized in attacking European countries, lest American become complacent, 'FBI Online Agent has blocked your computer for security reason' Ransomware is an example of a recent ransomware Trojan that's designed to attack PCs that are based in the United States. As with its relatives, 'FBI Online Agent has blocked your computer for security reason' Ransomware claims to be sent by the local authorities with the intention of preventing you from making use of your computer for (supposedly) further criminal activities. 'FBI Online Agent has...

Similar to the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) Pop-up Alert and Royal Canadian Mount Police (RCMP) Ransomware , 'Canadian Police Association' Ransomware is a ransomware Trojan that targets Canadian victims with fake legal warnings. These warnings only are displayed to threaten PC users into giving away money through Ukash or Paysafecard as a means of funding further criminal activities. Since 'Canadian Police Association' Ransomware isn't affiliated with the CPA and doesn't have any legal right to penalize your computer, SpywareRemove.com malware analysts suggest that...

The 'Poliisi Virus. Tietokoneen on lukittu' Ransomware is a Finnish variant of older Police Trojans than itself, taking after its relatives by delivering fake legal warnings that are customized for residents of Finland. These alerts claim that you're required to transfer money to the local authorities as a penalty for computer-related crimes like downloading illegal files, but 'Poliisi Virus. Tietokoneen on lukittu' Ransomware actually is a scam that's used to deliver your money into the hands of malware authors. Since the 'Poliisi Virus. Tietokoneen on lukittu' Ransomware will, along...