Anonymous virus is a ransomware that originates from a group of Ukash payment related viruses that do their best to scare computer owners into believing that some illegal actions were performed on the PCs and the fines should be paid. The PC lockers are distributed via malicious websites or even decent ones, but hacked before. Any computer system belongs to a risk group. The Anonymous Ukash virus shows a warning message that locks your screen. You are prevented from running any of your normal programs, browse the Internet, etc. To be short you lose the control over your machine.
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The message of Anonymous virus usually has the following content: We are Anonymous. We are Legion. We do not forgive. We do not forget. Expect us. Tango down!
Your computer has been hacked by the Anonymous Hackers Group and locked for the moment. All files have been encrypted. You need to pay a ransom of £100 within 24 hours to restore the computer back to normal. If the ransom is not paid on time all the contents of your computer will be deleted and all your personal information such as your name, address, D.O.B., etc. will be published online, after this has been done the process, ram and motherboard will be fried.
Do not treat this message seriously. As you see it is fake one and fabricated by cyber criminals. Even if your pay a ransom you computer will remain locked. So do not waste your money. Remove Anonymous ASAP upon detection. The reputable anti-virus will help you in it. Our recommended software for complete system cleanup is GridinSoft Trojan Killer. It will do its job quickly and effectively.
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