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The Australian Federal Police Ukash Virus message is a dangerous ransomware threat that asks PC users to pay a fine for purported illegal actions.

FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus is a fake message that is designed to make false accusations of copyright infringements and then ask for a fine to be paid all from an FBI look-alike notification.

System Progressive Protection has been found to fall short for removing malware as outlined in a newly released removal report on System Progressive Protection at EnigmaSoftware.com.

ALOT Toolbar is a malicious toolbar that at the aid of a Trojan horse is able to embed itself into a web browser application acting has a browser helper object that changes settings and redirects PC users to unwanted web sites.

File Recovery is a different kind of program for the PC as it has been verified by security researchers to be a plagiarized security application that mostly resembles legitimate antispyware programs on the software market.

Security Shield 2012 is a program that is full of empty promises and known to be a serious let-down when it comes to detecting and removing legitimate malware threats on a PC.

Windows Anti-Malware Patch is among a long list of fake security programs that intend on using mischievous methods to inherently take money out of the hands of gullible PC users who have run into Windows Anti-Malware Patch on their computer.

Bad Image Virus is a threat that usually causes a PC to display an error message that starts off with the words “Bad Image.”

Windows Genuine Advantage Trojan Ransomware is a fake message depicting law enforcement making claims of illegal actions only to extort money from unsuspecting computer users.

Police Central E-crime Unit (PCEU) Ransomware is a corrupted message that pretends a PC user has performed an illegal action and must pay up a fine to unlock their computer.