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Virus Removal

Virus Repair & Removal

NGN has helped thousands of customers with viruses and other security threats over the years. Our virus and malware removal services are 100% guaranteed for every single job. Our combination of industry leading virus and malware removal technologies and seasoned, experienced technicians, provides our customers with the most secure service for addressing infected computers and restoring them to like-new condition

Guaranteed Complete Removal

Our combination of the best available anti-virus and malware removal tools, and seasoned security experts provide our clients the safest most secure service for repairing infected or compromised systems. We’ll provide you with the best options for your unique situation.

The Truth About “Cleanups”

We often help people who have had their infections “cleaned up” by local repair shops or corporate box stores only to suffer from a host of ongoing issues. These often include re-infections, loss of features, slow performance, ongoing random system errors, and internet search redirections, just to name a few. Many shops charge large fees to “remove” viruses, but fail to deliver on their promise. Don’t settle for anything less than perfection, let us fix it for you.

We Won’t Lose Your Data

It’s all too common that computer users end up losing valuable data due to virus or malware infections. Many shops treat user data as something of little importance, often resulting in unnecessary data loss for the user. We have the tools and experience to ensure your data is restored and completely disinfected.

How does a computer get infected in the first place?

There are many ways in which your computer can become infected. Most of the time, once an infection gets into your system, there is no way to trace back to determine exactly where the infection came from or how it was installed. Here are some common conduits for malware to get into your system.
From Infected Websites
Like computers, websites themselves can become infected, and infect users who visit the hacked or compromised site. Common plugins such as PDF viewers, media players,
From Outdated Software & Plugins
Old versions of Microsoft Office, Adobe Flash Player, internet browsers etc, often have known security holes that are never fixed. This is one of the most critical reasons to keep your software fully up to date.
From Malicious Advertisements
That ad on the trusted site you’re browsing, may look harmless, but the unseen world of internet advertising creates a shady, and lucrative, market for purposely infecting users via poisoned or deceptive ads. The purveyors of these ads receive compensation from malware authors for every system they infect.
From Google Bombing
It’s possible, and even common that popular applications and tools can be outranked by fake apps in a google search. For example searching for a free media player called “VLC” provides many search results, several of them are not only fake, but often malicious. Similarly, searching for “HP printer drivers” or “PDF to Word converter” are common searches that can lead users to be tricked into not only downloading, but installing malicious applications masquerading as useful apps.
From Pirated Software
That “quasi-legal” copy of Photoshop you downloaded may have been loaded up with a virus or trojan. We see lot of infections that stem from pirated software. This is not to say that all pirated software contains malicious threats, it’s just that you can’t always be sure. Pirate at your own risk, or not at all.
From Social Media
It’s common today that people’s Facebook, twitter and other social media accounts may become compromised. This can happen from a users system being infected and monitoring the users keystrokes and sending the logs off to the hackers who wrote the malware. Perhaps you’ve seen a post at some point from a friend posting some weird web link. Be sure not to click any links in social media that seem fishy, as doing so may take you to the same website that infected your friends machine.
From Social Hacking
During 2012 we saw a large increase of clients who’d been scammed into letting a so called “Microsoft tech support” agent remotely access their computers. These victims would receive a phone call claiming to be from Microsoft. The agents would quickly “discover” malware and offer to to fix it, for a price. Sometimes these scammers will even lockdown a users system with an unknown password, and demand a credit card in order to unlock it again. Never trust any random phone calls from a tech support agent asking to access your system, it is always a scam.
From Email Attachments
You’ve heard again and again “don’t open that attachment” if you don’t know who or where it’s from. The truth is, even trusted senders can themselves become infected, and inadvertently infect co-workers, family and friends in their contact list. Always use caution, be especially cautious of zip files and exe files, as these are often used as carriers for malicious code

Know Thy Enemy

Viruses, worms, Trojans, spyware and adware are collectively known as "Malware" short for "malicious software" but this can be broken down into a whole bunch of different classifications.

Viruses

A virus is capable of transmitting itself from computer to computer, often without user action, much like a real virus such as the flu, where people may become sick by contact with another infected person. Viruses are the most common form of malware we see.

Rootkits

The nastiest and most stubborn type of threat to get rid of, Rootkits are designed to evade detection by hiding within the “root level” of the infected storage device. Rootkits are often undetected by popular anti-virus software, meaning they can be running on your system even though your up-to-date security software may say “your computer is fully protected.”

Worms

A worm can literally “swim” through networks or file paths on a hard drive, seeking out and infecting machines. Basically a worm is designed to seek out a specific target and deliver a payload. Often used in corporate or state sponsored attacks such as the Stuxnet and Flame worms, which crippled Iranian computer systems in 2012. According to the NY-Times, these worms were designed and tested in Israel before infecting systems within Iran.

Trojans

The classic trojan horse attack in digital form. Trojans appear to be something of value or interest, only to secretly contain malicious threats. There are often multiple malicious payloads within a trojan horse attack, making trojans a common conduit for infections of all types including key-loggers and other viruses.

Spyware & Adware

The names say it all, as spyware and adware are specifically designed to surreptitiously install and run on your system, without your knowledge. The typical goal of these threats is harvesting personal data for advertising purposes. By monitoring you browsing and usage, spyware is able to deliver target ads directly to your system. Spyware and Adware are generally more of a privacy problem than serious threat, but are still important to rid from your system.

About New Global Net LLC.

New Global Net LLC  was originally founded in 1997 and has grown and changed with information technology as it has changed. We continue to stay a current with new technologies and will let them take us where ever they lead us. 

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