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	1 Downloading HitmanPro http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/hitmanpro/dl/176/ Downloading HitmanPro. HitmanPro is an anti-virus program that describes itself as a second opinion scanner that should be used in conjunction with another anti-virus program that you may already have installed.  If malware slips past your anti-virus software, HitmanPro will then step in to detect it.  Though SurfRite bills themselves as a second opinion scanner that does not mean that you cannot use the program as your primary anti-virus product. This is because its scanning technology not only incorporates its own virus definitions but also has the ability to scan files on your computer with the definitions of 5 other anti-virus vendors.	Added: 2013-05-09
	2 Remove the Department of Justice Ransomware (Uninstall Guide) http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/virus-removal/remove-department-of-justice-ransomware This page contains free removal instructions for the Department of Justice Ransomware computer infection. Please use this guide to remove Department of Justice Ransomware and any associated malware	Added: 2013-05-09
	3 How To Remove The Department Of Justice Virus – The United States Department Of Justice Virus Removal (Ransomware)Malware Removal - Software & Tutorials | Malware Removal - Software & Tutorials http://botcrawl.com/the-united-states-department-of-justice-virus-remove/ The Department of Justice virus, also referred to as The United States Department of Justice virus (U.S. Department of Justice virus), is a term for malware categorized as ransomware, alike the FBI virus we discovered last year, that restricts access to the infected computer system using a screen or window (template), and in this case states that the work of your computer has been suspended on the grounds of violation of the law of the United States of America, while falsely appearing as the United States Department of Justice, in order to persuade victims of the Department of Justice virus to pay a ransom of usually $300 by use of Moneypak cards, etc., within the allotted time of 48 hours. Please note, this is a common but very dangerous computer virus (cryptovirus) known as ransomware, that attempts to scare victims by demanding unnecessary fines, while attempting to pose as a legitimate source, in this case The United States Department of Justice. This is not the actual U.S.A. Department of Justice and paying the fine will not remove the virus. It may even initiate further complications and threats within the computer system. Citizens of the United States are entitled due process in court. The government will not block or lock your computer system and demand a fine for violating terms which include the distribution of illegal pornography, such as child porn, and the violation of various copyright laws, including illegally downloaded media.	Added: 2013-05-09