Ministry of Public Safety Canada

Schemers have created the Ministry of Public Safety Canada Virus in order to trick Windows users living in Canada that they need to pay a fine of 100 Canadian Dollars for various cyber crimes. As soon as the infectious ransomware is activated by the malignant Urausy Trojan and access to the desktop gets removed, you are introduced to a completely fictitious notification which supposedly has been sent to you by the Police. The crimes you are accused of span from bulk-spamming to child pornography distribution. Even though these accusations probably seem ridiculous to you, we have no doubts that you may feel intimidated by all of the reputable names and logos linked to authentic cyber security departments. Despite this, we can guarantee that Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, Copyright Alliance, Interpol, Cyber Crime Unit and Internet Police Department have nothing to do with the computer lock-down. This means that you need to remove Ministry of Public Safety Canada Virus instead of paying attention to it.

If you recognize the credentials of aforementioned agencies, you are highly likely to analyze the presented list of cyber crimes you supposedly have committed. These accusations have no legal base, and so there is no point in reading the bogus notification. You also need to ignore the fictitious threats regarding jail time and large penalties if you were to dismiss the requested fine payment:

Amount of fine is CAD $100. You can pay a fine Ukash vouchers […] If erroneous passs were entered, or if attempt was made to cancel vouchers after transaction, then, apart from above breaches, you will be charged with fraud (Article 377 of Canada criminal law; 1 to 3 years of imprisonment) and criminal case will be opened.

Canadian Police Association Virus, Canadian Security Intelligence Service Virus and Royal Canadian Mounted Police Virus are equally as dangerous. These threats are controlled by different Trojans, and if you have noticed them on the PC – remove them as soon as possible. The so-called Ukash Virus needs to be deleted from the PC right away as well, and the task is not as complicated as it may seem at first. Sure, your computer is currently locked and the malicious Trojan running is extremely difficult to detect and remove. So, what should you do? We recommend installing the automatic spyware detection and removal program SpyHunter. It will delete Ministry of Public Safety Canada Virus and enable reliable Windows protection, so that malware removal would no longer bother you.

How to remove ransomware?

Remove from Windows 8:

1. Access the Metro UI start screen. You can do this by tapping the Windows key on the keyboard.
2. Launch a browser and visit http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph .
3. Follow the instructions to download the automatic malware detection and removal tool.
4. Install the tool without further delay and delete computer infections.

Remove from Windows Vista/Windows 7:

1. Restart the operating Windows system.
2. As soon as BIOS loads up start tapping F8.
3. Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking from the appeared menu. Tap Enter.
4. Download the automatic spyware detection and removal tool SpyHunter.
5. Once the application is installed – scan the PC and delete spyware.

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Firstly restart the PC and then wait for BIOS screen to disappear.
2. Immediately start tapping F8 to open the boot menu
3. Using arrow keys on the keyboard select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
4. Click YES on the Desktop alert.
5. Download a reliable spyware remover SpyHunter.
6. Open the Start menu, launch RUN, enter msconfig and click OK.
7. Click the Startup tab, select Disable All and then hit OK.
8. Restart the computer, install a malware remover and delete PC infections.