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The Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section MoneyPak ransom is a computer virus, which locks your computer and displays a notification from the United States Department of Justice which states that you have been associated with child pornography sites or other illegal online activity, and demands the payment of a $300 fine in the form of a MoneyPak voucher. The Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section virus is described as drive-by malware because unlike many viruses, which activate when users open a file or attachment—this one can install itself when users simply click … [Read more...]

The Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU) Ukash ransom is a computer virus, which locks your computer and displays a notification from the Police Central e-crime Unit which states that you have been associated with child pornography sites or other illegal online activity, and demands the payment of a £100 fine in the form of a Ukash or Paysafecard voucher. The Police Central e-crime Unit virus is described as drive-by malware because unlike many viruses, which activate when users open a file or attachment—this one can install itself when users simply click on a compromised website. Once … [Read more...]

The Metropolitan Police Ukash ransom is a computer virus, which locks your computer and displays a notification from the Metropolitan Police which states that you have been associated with child pornography sites or other illegal online activity, and demands the payment of a £100 fine in the form of a Ukash or Paysafecard voucher. The Metropolitan Police virus is described as drive-by malware because unlike many viruses, which activate when users open a file or attachment—this one can install itself when users simply click on a compromised website. Once infected, the victim’s computer … [Read more...]

The Department of Justice MoneyPak ransom is a computer virus, which locks your computer and displays a notification from the United States Department of Justice which states that you have been associated with child pornography sites or other illegal online activity, and demands the payment of a $300 fine in the form of a MoneyPak voucher. The Department of Justice virus is described as drive-by malware because unlike many viruses, which activate when users open a file or attachment—this one can install itself when users simply click on a compromised website. Once infected, the victim’s … [Read more...]

The FBI CyberCrime Division MoneyPak ransom is a computer virus, which locks your computer and displays a notification from theFederal Bureau of Investigation which states that you have been associated with child pornography sites or other illegal online activity, and demands the payment of a $300 fine in the form of a MoneyPak voucher. The FBI CyberCrime Division virus is described as drive-by malware because unlike many viruses, which activate when users open a file or attachment—this one can install itself when users simply click on a compromised website. Once infected, the victim’s … [Read more...]

The Australian Federal Police Ukash ransom is a computer virus, which locks your computer and displays a notification from the Australian Federal Police which states that you have been associated with child pornography sites or other illegal online activity, and demands the payment of a AUD $200 fine in the form of a Ukash or Paysafecard voucher. The Australian Federal Police virus is described as drive-by malware because unlike many viruses, which activate when users open a file or attachment—this one can install itself when users simply click on a compromised website. Once infected, the … [Read more...]