Le site softango.com est-il sûr ?

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This siite has many third party apps and tools one may need .I recieved a virus the first download. Two many rider downloads with the one chosen. Site caters to thieves that prey on your computer troubles, once installed are subborn to be unstalled and some that get vilolent when attempting to be removed. I have restored my PC in the last month and I I;m sick of it. Three is laws against this type of activetity and can result in jail time and being liable for their damage.

I would like to echo the sentiments above as well as offer some tips on how to detect if you are infected, and some remedied to rid your system of this very dangerous virus. First do a system wide search for the word "crypt". After the search is done. Look for any folders labeled "Crypto" and CryptnetUrlCache". these will most likely be located in any one of your Microsoft / Application Data folders masquerading as a legitimate installed program. To find out if the data within this folder is legitimate of not, simply click on any one of the system files located in either the "Content" subfolder, or the "Metadata" subfolder. If your browser opens up and takes you to www.softango.com then you will know that you are infected and that potentially every file on your computer is being uploaded, monitored and shared with prying eyes. To fix, you will want to delete each and every folder you find with the label "Crypto" and "CryptnetUrlCache". Do not worry that you might be deleting any necessary files, because if you were a Windows pop up message would occur. You will find that this does occur due to the fact that this is probably one of the ways the NSA is working with Microsoft to spy on people, and so the Virus has most likely been Microsoft approved in order to slip through your Anti-virus Detection. If possible, you may want to go into your Browser settings and block this site as well so that it is not able to re-infect you again. Good Luck