how to determine which key was used to encrypt files

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Hasan asked 1 year ago

hi i was attaked with lokd ransomware the read text obtain a key ends with LmQL and also the system id ends with LmQl so what i have to do ?

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Myantispyware team Staff answered 1 year ago

If your ID ends with LmQL or LmQl then it means that your files are encrypted with an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.

how to determine which key was used to encrypt files

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