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The Rootkit.ZeroAccess virus, also known as Sirefef, is a malicious program used for financial gain through pay-per-click advertising – also known as click fraud. The virus is also capable of downloading other malware onto the computer, which scares the user into believing that their computer is filled with a hoard of infectious threats. Bogus anti-virus software pretends to detect and remove these threats for a fee. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Jupiter Support - ZeroAccess Rootkit Removal


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Jupiter Support - ZeroAccess Rootkit Removal
The Rootkit.ZeroAccess virus, also known as
Sirefef, is a malicious program used for
financial gain through pay-per-click advertising
also known as click fraud. The virus is also
capable of downloading other malware onto the
computer, which scares the user into believing
that their computer is filled with a hoard
of infectious threats. Bogus anti-virus
software pretends to detect and remove these
threats for a fee. The Rootkit.ZeroAccess
virus disables the system security
application and Windows Firewall settings,
thus creating security loopholes in your computer
which is then used to record your Internet
activities or distribute pop-up ads. These
affect the speed and functionality of the
computer, bringing on frequent crashes. If you
see the following display, you can be sure
that you have been infected with the
Rootkit.ZeroAccess virus System component
corrupted! System reboot error has occurred due
to lsass.exe system process failure. This may be
caused by severe malware infections. Automatic
restore of lsass.exe backup copy completed. The
correct system performance cannot be resumed
without eliminating the cause of lsass.exe
corruption.
System Security Warning Attempt to modify
register key entries is detected. Register
entries analysis is recommended.
Warning! Name firefox.exe Name c\program
files\firefox\firefox.exe
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Application that seems to be a key-logger is
detected. System information security is at risk.
It is recommended to enable the security mode and
run Rootkit.ZeroAccess scanning. Once on your
system, this nasty virus redirects every
browser search result click to the
Rootkit.ZeroAccess purchase page. It takes full
control of your computer to the extent of even
incapacitating your antivirus software.
Unfortunately, as a result, your antivirus
software is deemed useless, mainly because it
fails to detect or remove the Rootkit.ZeroAccess
infection. In a situation like this, Jupiter
Support, online virus removal experts, recommend
the manual removal of the Rootkit.ZeroAccess
virus.
Follow these steps to effectively axe the virus
1. Click the Start menu, select Run.
2. Type taskmgr.exe into the Run command box, and
click OK. You can also launch the Task Manager
by pressing keys CTRL Shift ESC.
3. Click Processes tab, and find
Rootkit.ZeroAccess related processes.
4. Once youve found the Rootkit.ZeroAccess
related processes, right-click them and select
End Process to kill Rootkit.ZeroAccess related
process.
5. With all programs closed, click the Start Menu
and go to the Control Panel.
6. Locate the Add/Remove Programs icon and
double click it.
7. Locate Rootkit.ZeroAccess in the list of
programs. If you find it, select it and remove it.
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