Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F

Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F is a dangerous computer infection that can exhibit a number of malicious behaviors. The symptoms of this infection depend on what the hacker wants Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F to do. Therefore, there might be a few ways this Trojan behaves in your system. First of all, since it is called Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F, it is only logical to deduce that this infection is a part of ransomware. It means that this Trojan can lock you out of your computer, or lock your screen, and then demand money for a supposed crime you haven't committed. If that happens, you need to load your computer in Safe Mode with Networking (restart and press F8 while the system boots), and then download a reliable antimalware program that will help you to remove Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F for good.

Also, judging from the aliases of this Trojan, we can infer that Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F also connects to a remote website over the Internet and then downloads additional malware onto your computer. It is not surprising, because Trojans commonly come in groups, or attached to other malicious infections (such as rogues, for example). What is more, Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F can also spy on you, because 60C6.tmp file that is part of its setup is classified as spyware that accesses disk at a low level in order to avoid being detected by security programs.

If you are terrorized by browser pop ups, then it is definitely Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F's doing. It can also visit random malware-related websites without the user's knowledge, creating more security risks for the system. Thus, you have to remove Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F from your computer as soon as possible. If your screen isn't locked yet and you have determined that you are infected with this malware, you can either terminate it manually or automatically. Manual removal is not recommended, unless you are a computer expert. Most of the users can easily remove Trojan:AutoIt/Ransom.F with a reliable antispyware program. The program of choice easily finds and deletes all malware-related files, successfully safeguarding the system against similar threats.