What is a Adame file? A file with the .Adame extension is a file that has been locked by Adame ransomware that belongs to Phobos ransomware family. It uses strong encryption in order to block all files on the victim’s computer. It’s not possible to open the files by simply changing the file extension. Adame

.Derp file extension is used by the latest ransomware, which belongs to the STOP ransomware group. Ransomware is malware created by cybercriminals to encrypt all the contents of a victim’s computer. All encrypted files will remain locked until a ransom is paid. Therefore files with .derp extension are encrypted and these files cannot be used.

.Coot file extension means that the files have been affected by STOP DJVU Ransomware. Other signs of ransomware infection: files do not open with associated programs (eg. doc files in Word), files have a blank icon and an unknown file named ‘_readme.txt’ in the folders where there are affected files. Renaming files, deleting .coot extension

Michael Gillespie reports on his Twitter account: “STOP Djvu Ransomware with extension .werd spotted on ID Ransomware”. This means that a new version of STOP ransomware has appeared. It encrypts files, after which it changes their name, adding the .werd file extension at the end, thus marking all encrypted files. This variant of STOP Djvu

The first victims of a new version of the STOP ransomware were discovered by Michael Gillespie (link). STOP newest variant has a few minor changes and appends the .Nols file extension to the files it encrypts. The new variant has version number 173 (v0173) and continues the series of ransomware, which includes Leto, Bora, Reco

Today, the security expert Michael Gillespie reported the first victims of the ransomware, which encrypts files on the victim’s computer, and then changes the file names, adding the ‘.Leto‘ extension. This ransomware is a new version (v0172) of the long-known ransomware. Its previous versions were Bora, Reco, Noos and so on. Like its previous versions,

What is a file with extension ‘.Bora’? .Bora file extension is the mark that the ransomware applies to files that have been encrypted. Thus, if you find files with this extension on your computer, then you are the victim of a ransomware attack. You are not the first victim of this ransomware, security experts have

If you’re reading this post, it means that your antivirus detects the Js/Adware.Revizer.E threat. It indicates that your PC system is infected with malware, which is often installs on the computer with the free applications. You probably want to know how to get rid of any security threats as well as delete Js/Adware.Revizer.E . In

Suddenly .reco extension was added at the end of the file names, your files stopped opening in associated programs and their icons became blank. If you encounter these problems, then your files have been encrypted, and your computer has become a victim of ransomware. Use our guide below to remove Reco and restore access to