Unite de Police pour la Cybercriminalite virus is rampaging in Belgium. Please note the virus is, of course, not a legitimate tool, so that the name of Belgium police included into the popup displayed by the infection is but a scary trick to force users into transferring 100 Euro into hackers account under the pretext of their watching child porn and other websites containing illegal materials, which viewing is subject to criminal offense.
It is a hackers’ group that masterminds the scam. They spread the same virus that speaks in different languages subject to IP of affected machine. It often gets blundered and specifies wrong IP so that users of residence other than Belgium need not be surprised to see the popup in question. In any case, the recommended and only reasonable action is to get rid of Unite de Police pour la Cybercriminalite no matter where you are residing, if you have been unfortunate to catch the infection on your PC.
Free scanner available here is a verified tool for the removal of Unite de Police pour la Cybercriminalite trojan and other varieties of the fake police virus.
It is a hackers’ group that masterminds the scam. They spread the same virus that speaks in different languages subject to IP of affected machine. It often gets blundered and specifies wrong IP so that users of residence other than Belgium need not be surprised to see the popup in question. In any case, the recommended and only reasonable action is to get rid of Unite de Police pour la Cybercriminalite no matter where you are residing, if you have been unfortunate to catch the infection on your PC.
Free scanner available here is a verified tool for the removal of Unite de Police pour la Cybercriminalite trojan and other varieties of the fake police virus.
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