A new variant of ransomware virus has been discovered by computer security professionals. It appends the .securityP file extension to encrypted files. This ransomware targets computers running Microsoft Windows by spam emails, malware or manually installing the ransomware. Here’s everything you need to know about this ransomware, how to remove ‘.securityP ransomware virus’ and how

.Grovat Ransomware virus is a malware that invisibly penetrates the computer and encrypts documents, photos and music which stored on machine disks. While encrypting, it renames all encrypted files so that they have the .grovat file extension. Immediately after the launch, the Grovat Ransomware ransomware virus scans all available drives, including network and cloud storage,

Trosak ransomware is a malware that, once it’s taken over your computer, encrypts all documents, photos and music stored on your system drives and attached network drives. What is ransomware? Ransomware is a type of malicious software that encrypts users files, preventing access to them. Trosak ransomware uses very strong hybrid encryption with a large

Today, IT security experts has received reports of yet another ransomware called Grovas ransomware. The ransomware virus spreads via spam emails and malware files and appends the .grovas file extension to encrypted files. Grovas ransomware is a new version of Merosa@india.com ransomware. The malware uses a strong encryption algorithm. Once started, the virus will encrypt

IT security researchers discovered a new variant of Merosa@india.com ransomware, which named Tronas ransomware. It appends the .tronas file extension to encrypted file names. Read below a brief summary of information related to this ransomware and how to restore or decrypt .tronas files for free. Tronas ransomware uses a strong encryption algorithm with long key.

Merosa@india.com ransomware is a malicious software that developed to encrypt photos, documents and music found on infected PC using strong encryption mode, appending a new file extension to all encrypted files. This blog post will provide you a brief summary of information related to this ransomware and how to recover (decrypt) all encrypted files for

If your personal files does not open normally, .[mrpeterson@cock.li].GFS file extension added at the end of their name then your system is infected with a new version of the GEFEST ransomware. Once launched, it have encrypted all files stored on the system drives and attached network drives. GFS ransomware is a malicious software that created

A new variant of ransomware virus has been discovered by computer security experts. It appends the .encryptedALL file extension to encrypted files. This ransomware targets computers running Microsoft Windows by spam emails and malicious software. The encryptedALL ransomware is a virus, which designed to encrypt the files found on infected personal computer using very strong

Is your anti-virus constantly sending alerts of blocked infection of malicious software named “32 Bit Setup Launcher“? It means that your web browser or whole computer is infected with a nasty malware. If you still are not sure that your system is affected with malware, then check your PC for the common symptoms of this