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Showing posts with label uninstall Trojan.Viknok Activity 3. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 16, 2014

How to Remove Trojan.Viknok Activity 3 Completely (Manual Removal Tips)

Trojan.Viknok Activity 3 Feedback from Victims


- I am getting a small pop up every few seconds from my Norton software in the bottom right corner of my screen that says Norton blocked an attack by: System Infected:  Trojan.Viknok Activity 3. I have already ran virus software updates and a full scan. Ran Norton Power Eraser but it came back with a message about reinstalling the windows software dll file or something to that effect. If I click on view details, it shows an ip address and some other info about the virus.

- Norton keeps blocking repeated attempts from trojan viknok activity 3, I have ran scans from malware bytes and super antispyware with no sucess. This trojan keeps being block every 6 seconds when i connect to my network. Is this a new virus because I can not find that much information on it on the web other than what it is ment to do? It also keeps attacking from the same 3 adresses and 3 different computers from what i can see. All i did was surf planetminecraft downloaded a schematic next thing i know my computer restarted and now norton is blocking this trojan every 6 secs. Does anyone know how to fix this problem?

What is Trojan.Viknok Activity 3?


The term Trojan.Viknok Activity 3 is used to describe one form of PC security infections that has been added to various Microsoft antivirus programs’ signatures such as Norton Power Eraser and Malwarbytes. However, the infection can always bypass the auto removal by antivirus, and install its components over and over again the computer that it infects through making use of its advanced hack technology. As a matter of fact, Trojan.Viknok Activity 3 is classified as a data-stealing Trojan which is specifically designed by cyber criminals to make hazards on affected computer and gain from victims. Usually, the threat has the capability to permeate onto a user’s computer without obtaining user’s authorization.