CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware Makes False Claims of Police Detecting Activity to Asses Preposterous Fine

March 18, 2013 - PRLog -- The CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware is a deceptive message that made many false claims. The first false claim made is one that pretends the CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware message is from the local police in Switzerland or other providences. The CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware message will even go as far as to return the IP address and location of the infected computer only to prove that it is a legitimate notification, which it is not.

Through various stern language and threats made by the CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware message, average computer users will be scared into thinking that they may face prosecution for doing what the CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware message reports as violating the law. These actions are claimed by the CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware to be sharing copyright material online, viewing pornography and downloading illegal files. All of these activities are fabrications made to scare victims into paying a fine that is assessed by the CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware.

The CIBS Pol Virus will continue keeping a system locked up, which is basically an act where some installed programs cannot be opened, or the internet can no longer be used to its full capacity. PC users falling victim to the scams of CIBS Pol Virus who eventually pay the fine of around $100 to $500 will later discover that their money was taken and sent to a hacker. The offered payment methods of paysafecard or Ukash, known legitimate online payment systems, will only redirect your money to hackers behind the CIBS Pol Virus scam.

Basically, paying the fine asked by the CIBS Pol Virus message will not unlock your computer and it will not remove the CIBS Pol Virus message. PC users who find this out will want to contact their credit card company immediately along with obtaining an antispyware application to safely remove the CIBS Pol Virus threat.

The security site EnigmaSoftware.com has released a new CIBS Pol Virus Ransomware Removal Report to help educate PC users on the CIBS Pol Virus threat as well as provide the necessary resource to remove CIBS Pol Virus from any Windows PC. The new report, located at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/cibspolvirus-removal/, has been updated with the most recent information on ransomware threats like CIBS Pol Virus, in addition to how to remove them.