Latvijas Republikas Satversmes Aizsardzības Birojs Virus

The notification presented to you by the Latvijas Republikas Satversmes Aizsardzības Birojs Virus may claim that you have distributed pornographic videos, spam, leaked sensitive information or downloaded pirated music and video files. Pay no attention to these accusations because they have been provided to fool you into paying the 50 LTL fine. The lock-down of your computer is equally as illegal, and so you need to pay no attention to the information provided through a misleading screen-locking notification. This bogus alert has been activated on the screen by the Urausy Trojan. Do you know how this threat managed to enter your PC? Whilst some Windows users will be able to pin point the moment it entered, most will never find out. This is because the infection uses such inconspicuous security backdoors as bundled downloads or spam email attachments. What is more, the Trojan can hide against detection and removal with the help of Trojan files. Nonetheless, you have to delete Latvijas Republikas Satversmes Aizsardzības Birojs Virus from the PC, and we are here to explain the process.

A few excerpts from the misleading screen-locking notification:

UZMANĪBU! Jūsu dator ir bloķēts zemāk norādīto drošibas apsvērumu dēļ. [...]
Soda naudas apmērs sastāda LVL 50 latus.
Jūs varat nomaksāt soda naudu ar sertifikātiem PaySafeCard.

Just like Latvijas Valsts Policija Virus, the malicious Latvijas Republikas Satversmes Aizsardzības Birojs Virus can corrupt the PC, remove access to the desktop and provide misleading information. Even though the accusations and statements listed within the warning seem authentic, in reality they are generic. Our researchers have discovered that KRIMINALPOLITISENTRALEN Virus, Poliisihallituksen Virus, Ministry of Public Safety Canada Virus and other recently discovered ransomware infections use the same text! Of course, the interfaces of these infections are different, including the credentials attached alongside. As a statement at the bottom discloses, your PC has been locked by authentic law enforcers:

Iekšlietu ministrijas, Interpola, Autortiesību apvienības (Copyright Alliance), Starptautiskās kibertelpas aizsardzības apvienības pārraudzībā (International Cyber Security Protection Alliance).

The infection is also known as the ICSPA Virus or Interpol Virus just because of the authentic credentials which have been attached to the misleading notification. Police or other authoritative departments have nothing to do with the lock-down. If you wish to regain access to the desktop, the only thing you should do is have Latvijas Republikas Satversmes Aizsardzības Birojs Virus removed. Do you think you can solve the issue by paying the fine? This leads to money loss not the restored access to the computer. This is why we recommend that you install automatic spyware detection and removal tool as soon as possible. Manual removal is extremely complicated, and authentic security tools can ensure Windows protection, so there is no question which removal option (manual or automatic) you should choose.

How to delete ransomware from Windows?

Delete from Windows 8:

1. Tap the Windows key to access the Metro UI start screen.
2. Move the cursor to the bottom-right corner to open the Charm Bar.
3. Select Settings and click Change PC Settings.
4. Now click General, navigate to Advanced Startup and hit the Start Now button.
5. Select Troubleshoot and click Advanced Options.
6. Click Startup Settings, then Restart and select F5.
7. After the PC reboots into Safe Mode with Networking – launch the browser.
8. Enter http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph into the address bar.
9. Download an automatic spyware detection and removal tool.
10. Immediately install the application and delete existing computer infections.

Delete from Windows Vista/Windows 7:

1. Restart the computer and wait for BIOS screen to disappear.
2. Start tapping F8 to access the Advanced Boot Options menu.
3. Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
4. Download SpyHunter.
5. Install the automatic removal tool, scan the PC and remove malware.

Delete from Windows XP:

1. Restart the PC.
2. Wait for BIOS (informing about PC hardware) screen to disappear.
3. Start tapping F8.
4. Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking.
5. Tap Enter on the keyboard to confirm.
6. Open the Start menu (left of Task Bar).
7. Launch RUN and enter msconfig.
8. Click OK to access the System Configurations Utility.
9. Click the General tab and select Disable All.
10. To confirm the selection click OK.
11. Download a reliable spyware remover SpyHunter.
12. Restart the computer in a normal manner.
13. Install the application and delete computer infections.