‘Computeren er Blevet Blokeret’ Ransomware

Posted: December 3, 2012

Threat Metric

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Threat Level:	10/10
Infected PCs:	40

First Seen:	December 3, 2012
Last Seen:	July 27, 2020
OS(es) Affected:	Windows

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 pay a fine through Ukash to unlock your PC from this fake warning message and associated problems, but SpywareRemove.com malware researchers consider it wiser simply to disable and then remove 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware with a combination of anti-malware software and standard PC security techniques.

Why You Don't Need to Worry About Your Video-Watching History During an Attack from 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware

'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware pretends to be locking your computer due to your viewing of illegal adult material, but the truth is that 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware doesn't make any attempt to detect such activities. In fact, the most significant PC-identifying trait that 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware displays is its ability to detect your IP address and use that information to display a pop-up alert that's specific to your country (in the case of 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware, Denmark).

SpywareRemove.com security analysts also have observed resembling attacks throughout other countries, including Europe in particular. Examples of malware related to 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware include 'El Equipo Ha Sido Bloqueado' Ransomware, 'Ihr Computer Wurde Blockiert' Ransomware, 'Komputer zostal zablokowany naruszenia prawa polskiego' Ransomware, 'Tá do ríomhaire cosc curtha' Ransomware, Royal Canadian Mount Police (RCMP) Ransomware and West Yorkshire Ransomware. The details of the pop-ups alerts that are used by these ransomware Trojans often include minor differences that are specific to the country of PC being attacked, but the major functions that are shared between 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware and its relatives remain consistent.

The All-Too-Real Lockdown that Needs Dismantling After 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware's False Accusation

'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware will launch automatically and display its pop-up alert to such an extent that it can block other programs or even other facets of Windows. Even though 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware would like to force you to pay a fake legal fine (through, as usual, Ukash) to remove its attacks, SpywareRemove.com malware experts can't see any reason why you'd want to pay its ransom fee. Besides funding criminal activities for developing malware like 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware, such an act also has little to no chance of actually helping you unlock your computer.

To access the rest of your software and the security programs that can be used to remove 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware safely, SpywareRemove.com malware analysts recommend that you disable 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware's startup exploit. An alternate OS boot method, such as Safe Mode or an OS loaded from a removable hard drive, should be able to launch your OS without 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware also launching. Any good anti-malware program can be used to delete 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware via a system scan.

However, since current indications are that 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware and its family of fellow ransomware Trojans are under continuous development, you should make sure that your anti-malware software of choice uses the most updated databases that are available. Out-of-date anti-malware programs may fail to find and remove all malware or other components that are associated with a 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware infection.

‘Computeren er Blevet Blokeret’ Ransomware

Threat Metric

Why You Don't Need to Worry About Your Video-Watching History During an Attack from 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware

The All-Too-Real Lockdown that Needs Dismantling After 'Computeren er Blevet Blokeret' Ransomware's False Accusation

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