'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware

'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware, otherwise known as 'Cyber Command of Illinois' Virus, is a hoax found as ransomware, which affects PC users in the Illinois state of the United States of America. 'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware propagates to targeted computers with the help of a Trojan Urausy. 'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware covers the screen of the affected PC with a fake pop-up image/warning message 'Attention! Your computer has been blocked up for safety reasons' supposedly sent by the legal security authority of USA in an effort to dupe attacked computer users into thinking they have performed cybercrime actions. A false pop-up alert used by 'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware states that the PC has been locked because the computer user was downloading and spreading copyrighted content, software, audio and video, visiting malicious websites and sending spam email messages to other computer users. The frightening pop-up notification of 'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware is generated and delivered by a Trojan Urausy, which blocks the infected computer. To restore access to it, Trojan Reveton urges the victim to pay a so-called fine of $300 via MoneyPak or MoneyGram. However, the paid fine will not permit victims to unlock their PCs because 'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware is used as the tricky technique generated by scammers to unsuspecting rip computer user off. The ransomlock Trojan will completely block attacked PC users from accessing the targeted computer. You should not rely on any information displayed by the scary pop-up alert used by 'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware and make the payment because you will lose your money. A reputable anti-malware program should be selected to uninstall the ransomlock Trojan and, thus, remove 'Cyber Command of Illinois' Ransomware from the PC.