Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware Description A spinoff of preexisting Police Trojans, Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware has a police pop-up warning with new details specific to British victims, but otherwise is identical to other PC threats that lock your computer in exchange for a ransom. Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware claims to have caught you in the act of using your PC for illegal purposes, but Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware actually is installed on random targets and isn’t linked to any type of police force. Although Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware will block you from using your PC while Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware is open, SpywareRemove malware experts don’t recommend paying the ransom that Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware demands – instead, you should remove Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware with a suitable anti-malware program. The Tarnish on Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware’s Not-So-Impeccable Badge Cheshire Police Authority Ransomware is a variant of past PC threats and displays a fake pop-up warning for residents of the United Kingdom. While some of the symbolism that this pop-up includes is specific to that country, most of its format is identical to previous types of Police ransomware Trojans that SpywareRemove malware researchers have analyzed, such as Police Central e-crime Unit (PCEU) Ransomware, the FBI Cybercrime Division Virus, the CIBS Pol Virus, Polizia Penitenziaria Ransomware, the International Cyber Security Protection Alliance Virus, Rikspolisstyrelsen Ransomware and the United Kingdom Police Ukash Virus.
Posted on: Tue, 16 Jul 2013 12:34:32 +0000