All activities of this computer have been recorded

All activities of this computer have been recorded Virus is considered to be a ransomware which you need to delete because it can hijack your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or other browsers when surfing the web and present you with a misleading ransom request without an ability to remove it. In order to corrupt your browsers schemers need to expose certain security vulnerabilities. You may be rerouted to a corrupted website initiating a ransomware attack after clicking on a link presented within a spam email or using social engineering scams. Once you land on a corrupted website and the ransomware shows up you will discover that you cannot close or minimize your browser and visit other websites. This is supposed to focus all of your attention on the misleading information when in reality right now you should worry about All activities of this computer have been recorded Virus removal. Please see a few excerpts from the bogus notification:

All activities of this computer have been recorded
All your files are encrypted. Do not try to unlock your computer!
Your browser has been blocked due to at least one of the reasons specified below.

To unlock your computer and avoid other legal consequences, you are obligated to pay a release fee of $300, payable through GreenDot MoneyPak

As research shows, if you try to remove the intimidating notification you are introduced to an alert stating that criminal procedures will be initiated against you if you do not pay the requested sum of money. Without a doubt, you should not bow down to cyber criminals because by paying the requested 300 USD you will be losing this money for good. What is more, there are no guarantees that the lock-down of the browser would go away or would not regenerate. Are you intimidated by the FBI logo? Do not feel intimidated because the provided credentials are completely bogus and do not represent any authentic law enforcement organizations. Note that these credentials, as well as Moneypak, are used to scam the victims of various ransomware infections, including Cyber Command of Arizona Virus and Cyber Command of Georgia Virus.

We strongly recommend that you pay no attention to any of the presented accusations or fine payment requests because they are fictitious. The intimidating, browser locking notification has been developed by schemers who are experienced with scare tactics and know what information to present in order to fool you. If you are running Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox browsers all you need to do in order to remove All activities of this computer have been recorded Virus is to click out of the browser window and select Leave Page. However, if you have your Internet Explorer affected – follow the removal guide below. Note that we do not take any responsibility for the outcome which these instructions may lead to. If you do not want to take the risk we recommend installing automatic malware detection and removal software which could keep your operating system safeguarded against threats in the future.

Delete the ransomware from IE

1. Right-click on the Task Bar (at the bottom of the screen).
2. From the appeared menu select Task Manager.
3. Click the Processes tab to find all running computer processes.
4. Click the Show processes from all users button.
5. Select the browser process (e.g. iexplore.exe) and click End Process.
6. Confirm the selection by clicking End process again. Click Yes.

Note that after you re-launch your browser you may be offered to open tabs active on your last session. Do not choose this option; otherwise, the ransomware will show up again and you will need to delete it.