Trojan.Ransomlock.R (Ransom Lock Trojan) is a malicious Trojan horse used by ransomware infections such as the FBI Moneypak virus and FBI Ultimate Game Card virus as well as other ransomware infections that disguise themselves as official institutions and make false report that the computer is locked due to illegal online activity such as the distribution of copyright material and other cyber crime.
Trojan.Ransomlock.R is used to lock computers, disable infected users from accessing the Internet, and display fake “Attention” messages. In order to make all this havoc on victim’s PC, Trojan.Ransomlock.R changes registry entries and installs its own files. If you notice this Trojan horse on your computer, use anti-malware tools to stop this infection. This Trojan is very dangerous and if not removed can cause a long list of issues concerning identity theft, credit theft, and loss of computer functionality. This Trojan is capable of taking control of the entire computer system.
Trojan.Ransomlock.R is usually distributed secretly and gets executed as soon as the PC is rebooted. Trojan.Ransomlock.R uses spam emails, social networking websites, shareware and freeware, and drive by download websites for its unnoticeable entrance on an infected system. Once inside, Trojan.Ransomlock.R downloads additional components and starts its malicious activity on an infected computer.
[Alert]Trojan.Ransomlock.R is a very dangerous Trojan. Remove Trojan.Ransomlock.R from your computer immediatly to protect your privacy and computer functionality.[/Alert]
How to remove Trojan.Ransomlock.R
Removal of Trojan.Ransomlock.R is difficult and may often go undetected. It is suggested to use Antivirus/Anti-Malware software or contact professional support.
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Sean, I’ve got the pesky virus in my computer, but I cannot start it even in safe mode. Because of that, I have made the drive slave to see if I can remove it in some other way. Do you have any recommendations on how to go about removing it from an uninfected computer using the infected as an external hard drive?
Thank you
Marissa,
If you have another computer that you can slave that drive in to, run an avti-virus scan on that drive. Also, wouldn’t be a bad idea to run any malware software on it either, including Malwarebytes.