Suspicious.cloud

Suspicious.Cloud is a destructive Trojan, which will attempt to compromise your system and will make your life a living hell! This malicious application’s creators are not interested in your system’s security or personal privacy, and will implement every tool to reveal your confidential data. So, unless you remove Suspicious.Cloud, this cunning Trojan will make sure to compromise your computer’s functionality, gradually turning it into a useless box, and will gravely endanger your personal space.

Suspicious.Cloud is made of various infected components, some of which use the same names of legitimate companies’ tools, which could trick most PC users into believing these files’ credibility. For example, Easy Bits is the name of a company, which creates family oriented software, and one of the malicious Suspicious.Cloud files is called EasyBits.exe. Another malicious file is fb.exe, which is a sinister version of iSoft’s SFXMaker executable file, found under %STARTUP%\FB.exe. If you have noticed this file elsewhere, remove it immediately, as it should not run in a healthy Windows system.

If you did not install Antivirus 2010, AntiVirus System 2011 or HDD Defragmenter, but you see a system scan being performed by one of them anyway, there is no doubt that Suspicious.Cloud is in your system, as all of the fake security tools are closely related to this Trojan. They might resemble genuine security software, but do not be fooled, as their only goal is to gain your credit card numbers and, consequently, rob you off. Suspicious.Cloud initiates these rogues, which display fictitious computer scans that report a ton of nonexistent problems in your system. To persuade you with Suspicious.Cloud's legitimacy, the fake antispywares will report various fake system alerts:

Windows cannot access the specified device, path, or file. You may not have the appropriate permissions to access the item.

Attention! Network attack detected!
Your computer is being attacked from remote host. Attack has been classified as Remote code execution attempt.
Risk level: Critical
Attack from 187.245.46.110.46795

Exe file is corrupted and can’t be run. Hard drive scan required.

Aside from activating rogue antispywares, Suspicious.Cloud will collect your user names and passwords, and will send this information to hackers, who will be able to use this data further more. Suspicious.Cloud will also modify your browser settings, display advertisements, terminate processes, disable Task Manager, and will force your computer’s restart.

Suspicious.Cloud is an extremely dangerous Trojan that will do everything in its power to gather all your confidential information; therefore, it is necessary to delete Suspicious.Cloud as soon as you can. In order to free your system from this Trojan’s trap, you need to use an updated genuine security tool, which will detect malignant files and will remove Suspicious.Cloud instantly. It is also highly important to keep your Windows updated, because Microsoft constantly detects and fixes security loopholes, which could allow Trojans and other malware infiltrate your system.