The ransomnote encourages victim to contact Locked’s creators in order to decrypt all files. These persons will require to pay a ransom (usually demand for $300-1000 in Bitcoins). We don’t recommend paying a ransom, as there is no guarantee that you will be able to decrypt your personal files. Especially since you have a chance

The Striked ransomware virus uses a strong encryption algorithm with a big key. When the ransomware virus encrypts a file, it will add the “#rap@mortalkombat.top#id#usersid” extension to each encrypted file. Once the ransomware finished enciphering of all photos, documents and music, it will create a file named “README_DECRYPT.html” with guidance on how to decrypt all

The aleta ransomware virus offers to make a payment in Bitcoins to get a key to decrypt files. Important to know, currently not possible to decrypt .[black.mirror@qq.com].aleta documents, photos and music without the private key and decrypt program. If you choose to pay the ransom, there is no 100% guarantee that you can recover all

The PowerShell ransomware offers to make a payment in Bitcoins to get a key to decrypt documents, photos and music. Important to know, currently not possible to decrypt your photos, documents and music without the private key and decrypt application. If you choose to pay the ransom, there is no 100% guarantee that you can

If your antivirus detects Exploit:HTML/Phominer.A then it indicates that your computer is infected with a malicious software. This unwanted software usually come with some freeware or from malicious websites that ask users to download and run a Flash Player or Java update. Once started, the malware will be configured to start automatically when Windows starts.

Therefore it’s very important to follow the guide below as quickly as possible. The steps will allow you to delete Behavior:Win32/Gamarue.gen!A as well as clean your computer from all unwanted ads and browser redirects. What is more, the tutorial below will allow you remove other harmful applications such as unwanted toolbars and browser hijackers, that

The CRBR Encryptor is a ransomware infection, that developed to encrypt the personal files found on infected PC using RSA-2048 key (AES 256-bit encryption method), appending random few letters extension to all encrypted documents, photos and music. Once the encryption process is done, it will open a ransom note offering decrypt all users documents, photos

Yesterday, more than 300 000 computers had been infected with a new ransomware virus named Petya.A / NotPetya. This virus secretly penetrates the computer, forces its reboot, and at boot time, it encrypts user files, MFT (Master File Tree) and rewrites the MBR (Master Boot Record) with a custom boot loader that shows a ransom

File Informer ransomware uses a strong encryption algorithm with a big key. When the ransomware virus encrypts a file, it will add the .brickr extension to each encrypted file. Once the ransomware virus finished enciphering of all personal files, it will drop a file called “READ_DECRYPT_FILES.txt” with tutorial on how to decrypt all personal files.