Files Encrypted by “National Security Bureau”Alert - How to Remove

What is “national security bureau”Alert?

Do you get the pop-up message from “national security bureau”stating that your computer are trying to access a restricted area and was automatically blocked. Your files have been encrypted, to restore your files and unlock your computer, you need to pay a certain fine.

Is it real? If you receive the pop-up message like that, which means your computer has been infected by ransomware. It is not suggested to pay for the ransomware, you may not surely get your personal files back but just lose your money.

Why you get “national security bureau”ransomware?

Usually this ransomware will bundle with the free software or online games downloads or get into your computer via visiting malicious websites, sharing malicious files with other users, clicking pop up ads or spam email attachments and so forth. This virus can bypass the antivirus and disable your firewall and it won’t show up on the add/remove program list under the control panel and also task manager cannot help. To completely get rid of this virus, we need to check random name folder.

Best Way to Manually Delete “National Security Bureau”Alert

Before performing the manual removal of “National Security Bureau”Alert, reboot your computer and before Windows interface loads, press F8 key constantly. Choose “Safe Mode with Networking” option, and then press Enter key. System will load files and then get to the desktop in needed option.

1. Launch the Task Manager by pressing keys Ctrl+Alt+Del or Ctrl+Shift+Esc at the same time, search for “National Security Bureau”Alert processes and right-click to end them.

2. Open Control Panel in Start menu and search for Folder Options. When you’re in Folder Options window, please click on its View tab, check Show hidden files and folders and uncheck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) and then press OK.

3. Tap Windows+R keys together to pop up the Run box, type in regedit and hit OK to open Registry Editor; then find out the following “National Security Bureau”Alert registry entries and delete:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “[RANDOM]”
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “[RANDOM].exe”

4. Get rid of the listed files created by random names:

%Documents and Settings%\[UserName]\Application Data\[random]
%AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\.dll
%AllUsersProfile%\Application Data\.exe

5. After you finish the above steps, please reboot your computer and get in normal mode to check the effectiveness.

Method two: Automatically remove “National Security Bureau”Alert

 

Step 1: click the icon below to download automatic removal tool SpyHunter

 

Step 2: follow the instructions to install SpyHunter

 

 

Step 3: run SpyHunter to automatically detect and remove “National Security Bureau”Alert.

 

Summary: Due to the changeable characters of “National Security Bureau”Alert, you cannot be too careful to distinguish the harmful files and registries from the system files and registries. If you have spending too much time in manual removing this ransom and still not make any progress, you can download and install Spyhunter antivirus software here to remove it automatically for you.