Trojan.Urausy.A Removal Guide

Trojan.Urausy.A is an infection which was first detected in the summer of 2012 and which is also known by alias names Trojan:Win32/Urausy.A and Backdoor.Win32.Azbreg.lu. The Trojan is best known because of the so-called ransomware viruses which are displayed by it. Needless to say, the main goal of the infection is to get your money, and schemers behind the treacherous program have a few tricks up their sleeves which can help. The Trojan may enter your system and stay hidden for days or even weeks. This is the time during which cyber criminals can download malignant files and initiate a computer lock-down. As soon as you notice that your PC is blocked or it is running disorderly – implement appropriate tools to delete Trojan.Urausy.A.

There is a collection of particular ransomware viruses which are administered by Trojan.Urausy.A creators. Some of the most notable of them are:

- FBI Moneypak Virus
- Police Central e-Crime Unit Virus
- GVU Virus
- Interpol Department of Cybercrime Virus
- Australian Federal Police Virus
- Office Central de Lutte contre la Criminalité Virus

As the names of these infections reveal, the scams of Trojan.Urausy.A ransomware are based upon the trust and respect that Windows users have for their national law enforcers. Let’s say you live in the U.S. and Federal Bureau of Investigation is one of the most reputable national security departments. Schemers are aware of this, which is why they can present you with a bogus security alert supposedly sent by the FBI. Please see an excerpt:

Your PC is blocked due to at least one of the reasons specified below. You have been violating <> (Video, Music, Software) and illegally using or distributing copyrighted content […]
To unlock the computer, you must pay the fine through MoneyPak of $200.

The devious Trojan is enabled by malignant components, including saiAE7.exe found under %TEMP% and msconfig.dat (%APPDATA%). The file which is most devious is RRT.exe. This malign component can execute, delete and add system processes, remove access to Task Manager and Registry Editor, tamper with Internet Explorer and Windows Security Center settings. These Trojan.Urausy.A files travel via Java vulnerabilities and can connect your PC to remote servers tcenj.ru, fsbps.ru or cremk.ru.

As soon as you remove Trojan.Urausy.A, your operating Windows system is back to regular running. To delete the infection, you should employ automatic removal tools, simply because manual option is restricted by disabled access to Windows utilities and locked computer. So, how can you install the reliable and legitimate Trojan removal application SpyHunter? Follow the instructions.

Windows Vista or Windows 7:

1. Restart the PC and start tapping F8 as soon as BIOS, representing PC hardware, loads up.
2. Using arrow keys navigate to Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter to apply the selection.
3. Launch the browser, go to http://www.411-spyware.com/download-sph and download SpyHunter.
4. Install the automatic malware removal tool without further dely.

Windows XP:

1. Repeat steps 1-2 from the previous instructions.
2. Click Yes on the “Windows is running in safe mode” alert.
3. Navigate to the Task Bar and click on Start.
4. Launch RUN, type “msconfig” and click OK for System Configuration Utility to show up.
5. Click the Disable All button and then Apply.
6. Download the automatic Trojan.Urausy.A removal tool SpyHunter.
7. Restart your PC again (normally).
8. Install the application, run a full system scan and let it remove the Trojan.