PC Users Able to Remove of Interpol Department of Cybercrime Ransomware Message via Blog Post

Nov. 4, 2012 - PRLog -- The Interpol Department of Cybercrime message has been identified by multiple security resources online to be a ransomware threat, which is basically malware designed to play money extortion games among the weak hearted.

Interpol Department of Cybercrime ransomware threat is a particular type of message that pretends to be from a cybercrime department. The Interpol Department of Cybercrime message elaborates on how it supposedly detected voiloations of copyright and related rights laws. Basically, the Interpol Department of Cybercrime message will claim that it found out that videos, music software was illegally distributed and then asks that a fine be paid for doing these actions.

The fine that Interpol Department of Cybercrime ransomware asks to be paid is usually demanded as the message locks up a computer. In the task of locking up a system, Interpol Department of Cybercrime will continually ask that the fine be paid through a legitimate Ukash or paysafecard payment processing system. This legitimate payment source will transact the money to the hackers who initially created and spread Interpol Department of Cybercrime ransomware.

Interpol Department of Cybercrime message is called ransomware for a reason. That reason is mainly due to the malware holding a PC basically as a hostage by locking it up and preventing some applications from running. Additionally, Interpol Department of Cybercrime will stay resident on the computer until it is removed.

Removal of Interpol Department of Cybercrime ransomware usually involves a trusted antimalware application, which has been now provided on a new blog post through OnlineSafety411.com. This particular post, found at http://www.onlinesafety411.com/remove-interpol-department-of-cybercrime-ransomware-message-malware-threat was custom tailored to provide the necessary antimalware/antispyware download to seek out and remove the Interpol Department of Cybercrime ransomware threat and any other related malware files from an infected PC.

As an added bonus to using the Interpol Department of Cybercrime ransomware threat post resources, PC users are able to detect and remove other malware that may or may not be related to the ransomware message. In a way, trusted antimalware/antispwyare apps kill two birds with one stone.