Ukash Trojaner

Ukash Trojaner is not as treacherous and secretive as Trojan infections, which can hide within your operating Windows system, steal personal data and processes without much of your notice or knowledge. Regardless, the aggressive ransomware virus is equally as deceitful and clandestine, and you should be very careful not to fall into the same trap as thousands of computer users all over the world have already had. Needless to mention, you have to delete Ukash Trojaner from the computer; however, we firstly encourage you to learn more about the infection, its operations and the deceitful security notifications.

The surreptitiously processing Ukash Trojaner is usually enabled by such infections as Trojan.Reveton.C and Trojan.Reveton.F, which can expose your unprotected PC’s vulnerabilities and will allow schemers to slither in malignant virus’ components. These files will remove your access to the desktop (i.e. the computer), disable Task Manager and will present fictitious warning messages that will identify different Ukash Trojaner or Paysafecard virus forms. Some of the most notable of them are the GVU Virus, Ihr Computer wurde gesperrt! Virus, GEMA virus and Bundespolizei Virus, which will claim:

ATTANTION!!!
Your operating system is locked due to violation of laws of Germany. […]
To unlock the computer you are obliged to pay a fine of 100 euro.

Achtung!!!
Das Betriebssystem wurde im Zusammenhang mit Verstoβen gegen die Bundesrepublik Deutschland gesperrt! […]
Um die Sperre des Computers aufzuheben, sind Sie dazu verflichten eine Strafe von 100 Euro zu zahlen. Sie haben zwei Möglichkeiten die Zhlung von 100 Euro zu leisten.

Regardless of the virus form, all misleading notifications will be presented in a tremendously professional manner, using the logos, names, emblems and other credentials that belong to the well-known police authorities, like Gesellschaft zur Verfolgung von Urheberrechtsverletzungen. This will be extremely fitting to the accusations of cyber crime and supposedly legitimate demands of fine payments. This does not mean that you need to trust the fake warnings, obey the demands and use untraceable Paysafecard and Ukash systems to pay €50 and €100 “fines”.

Another risky Ukash Trojaner element is the fictitious email addresses that will be presented in order to collect your private data. And you should not think that by emailing einzahlung@inter-bundeskriminalamt.eu or info@landes-kriminalt.net you could get more information about your computer’s lock-down. If you do want to communicate with the authentic Bundespolzei offices, you need to research the authentic contact details online, and we can assure you that you will be rushed to delete the malignant infection. So, do not think that you cannot do anything with the current computer’s state and go through the provided instructions that will help you unlock the infected computer and delete Ukash Trojaner.

Also note that since manual Ukash Trojaner removal may become too complicated and risky, in case, more malignant applications were found, we recommend applying such automatic removal tools as SpyHunter.

1.Switch off the computer, restart it and immediately hit F8 until a menu appears.
2.Choose Safe Mode with Networking, which will allow you to access the Internet.
3.Download automatic removal tool for here http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph and run them without postponing the task any longer.

If you are using Windows XP, after rebooting the PC and downloading Spyhunter, go to System Configuration Utility and disable startup programs. This will unlock the computer in the normal Windows mode and you will be able to install automated removal tools.