How to Remove Reveton Ransomware and Related Threats Outlined in New Removal Report

Dec. 6, 2012 - PRLog -- There are a vast amount of ransomware threats known to come out of the large Reveton Ransomware group of misleading messages. These messages, in many different forms, are known to mimic the look of local police departments and known law agencies around the world only to trick PC users into thinking that the departments have detected illegal actions.

Reveton Ransomware, found in different forms, will commonly lock up an infected computer while it displays a pop-up message with a stern warning of detecting many things like child pornography, sharing of copyright files and sharing copyrighted media. These claimed actions are really fabricated in an effort for the Reveton Ransomware message to ask the PC user to pay up a fine.

Usually the fine asked by different types of Reveton Ransomware messages is ridiculous amounts. The fine is also asked to be paid through a legitimate payment source over the internet, such as Moneypak, Ukash and PaySafeCard. These payment systems will legitimately process funds and take a PC user’s money basically sending it to the hackers who created Reveton Ransomware.

Because Reveton Ransomware message threats are popularized around the world, including the USA, security research sources and websites have taken it upon themselves to offer up a solution to removing all types of Reveton Ransomware threats. Within the removal reports for Reveton Ransomware, such as the one found on EnigmaSoftware.com at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/reveton-removal/, they offer specialized antispyware software to safely and automatically remove Reveton Ransomware threats.

Through the removal report linked above, PC users are able to finally have a working solution to removing Reveton Ransomware and other related ransomware threats from their PC. The report linked above, has also been updated with the latest data to assist PC users with avoiding future malware infections as well as educating themselves of what Reveton Ransomware exactly is.