Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus

Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus is the term for a misleading warning which is aimed at deceiving Spanish-speaking computer users. You can be exposed to this warning when browsing insecure websites, after clicking on some link, or in some other deceitful way. Technically, Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus is not a computer infection because it does not affect the overall performance of the operating system. You can easily remove it from the screen, so continue reading how and why you should get rid of Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus.

According to the deceitful notification, you are suspected of using and distributing pornographic and/or pirated material; hence, a 100-euro fine is required to be paid using Paysafecard or Ukash, which are online payment providers that are based on a pre-paid system. The user has to purchase a voucher and enter its code into a special box in order to make a money transaction. They services work only on particular websites, but the fact that the requirement is presented on some landing page does not mean that the warning is real.

You may think that the Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado warning is legitimate because of the heading “Dirección General de la Policía Y de la Guardia Civil” and the logo of the National Police Force (Cuerpo National de Policía). These institutions are not related to the warning that you have on the screen, so you can remove the so-called virus without spending your money.

If you compare Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus with hoax warning that are displayed by screen lockers, which install themselves surreptitiously, you would find that the misleading notification that you have one screen is very similar to Guardia Civil Virus, USA Cyber Crime Investigations Virus and many other interfaces of the ransomware infections. Since Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus does not alter the settings of the operating system, it is enough to close the browser window unless you use Internet Explorer. In the latter case, you have to end the process using the Windows Task Manager.

The instructions below will help you remove Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus from the screen, and if you have any questions regarding the removal of the deceitful warning, feel free to leave your comment below. After you get rid of the warning, scan the computer with a reliable scanner. By doing so you will find out whether some other security-related measures have to be taken.

How to remove Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus

1. Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager.
2. Open the Processes tab.
3. Click on the process of the browser that you want to close and click the End Process button. The processes of the browsers: iexplore.exe, firefox.exe, chrome.exe.

How to remove Atencion Su Navegador Ha Sido Bloqueado Virus from Mac OS X

1. Press Command+Option+Esc.
2. In the Force Quite Applications window, select the process of the browser and click Force Quit.