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Lebanese Internal Security Forces virus

April 22nd, 2013

Lebanese Internal Security Forces virus is a sneaky ransomware, which attacks PC users who are located in the Lebanese Republic. You shouldn't feel really safe if you live in other country or geographical region because there are many other variants of this threat that are actively spreading around. Similarly to... More...

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Palestinian Civil Police Force CashU virus

April 22nd, 2013

Palestinian Civil Police Force CashU virus is a dangerous ransomware infection, which will do its best to make its victims pay the fine with the cashU code. However, you should never pay it because you will only lose 100$, 100 euro or 500 NIS, depending on the currency you choose... More...

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Ireland's National Police Service virus

April 11th, 2013

Ireland's National Police Service Virus is a dangerous ransomware, so you must stay away from it. It's really similar to An Garda Siochana virus, which has been included to our database some months ago. Of course, the biggest risk to get infected with this program is for those PC users who... More...

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Komenda Glowna Policji virus

April 4th, 2013

Komenda Glowna Policji virus is a dangerous ransomware, which seeks to make people believe that they have violated various laws. For that, it claims about the illegal use of copyrighted content, distribution of malware and similar problems detected. Just like Polska Policja virus, this Polish virus attacks its target country... More...

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Policia Federal virus

April 4th, 2013

Policia Federal virus is a huge scam, so its alert on your desktop doesn't mean that Spanish or Mexican Police has blocked your computer. In reality, your machine is infected with ransomware virus, which has already been known as Cuerpo Nacional de Policia virus and La policia ESPAÑOLA virus. We have already... More...

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Policía Nacional del Ecuador virus

April 3rd, 2013

Policía Nacional del Ecuador virus is a malicious ransomware, which tries to scare its victims into believing that they have a deal with a real police and that they must pay the fine of $100. This threat starts manipulating its victims just after it manages to overcome computer's security barriers... More...

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Emniyet Genel Müdürlüğü virus

April 3rd, 2013

Emniyet Genel Müdürlüğü virus (also known as Turkish National Police virus) is dangerous ransomware, which is actively spreading in Turkey at the moment. So, if you live in this country, you should be aware that your national police is not blocking computers down in order to make people pay the... More...

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Ministerio de seguridad virus

March 29th, 2013

Ministerio de seguridad virus (can also be called as PFA virus or Police Federal Argentine virus) is a malicious program. It may try to fool you into thinking that you have some serious problems with Argentina’s Police. That’s why it blocks the whole system down and then shows its officially-looking... More...

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Oficina Virtual de Denuncias Virus

March 24th, 2013

Oficina Virtual de Denuncias Virus is a ransomware infection, which gets inside the system undetected and locks it down. It hails from malicious Ukash group of viruses that all display a misleading notification, which poses to belong for official authorities, such as local police office or other governmental institution. Typically,... More...

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Policia Nacional De Uruguay virus

March 14th, 2013

Policia Nacional De Uruguay virus is a sneaky ransomware, which belongs to Ukash group of viruses. This threat can easily come inside the system through its backdoors and additionally initiate havoc there. In fact, it gets on its target PC with a help of Trojan horse, which immediately blocks computer... More...

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