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=&0=& and possibly get the decryptor from them. This is not reliable: they might not send you the decryptor at all, or it might be poorly done and fail to decrypt your files. =&1=& that would allow you to decrypt files without paying. This turn of events is possible but not very probable: out of thousands of known ransomware variants, only dozens were found to be decryptable for free. You can visit NoMoreRansom site from time to time to see if free decryptor for GandCrab exists. =&2=&. For example, antivirus vendor =&3=& offers its own decryption services. They are free for users of Dr.Web Security Space and some other Dr. Web’s products if Dr. Web have been installed and running at the time of encryption (more detail). For users of other antiviruses the decryption, if it’s deemed possible, will cost €150. According to Dr. Web’s statistics, the probability of them being able to restore files is roughly 10%.

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What is Hakbit ransomware?

If you are unable to open previously running files stored on your computer, then your computer is infected with ransomware. Hakbit ransomware is a computer ransomware that locks all files and puts another extension to them to indicate that you can no longer use the files. Next, you will receive a ransom demand message that may seem like a helping hand: READ MORE

What is Restorealldata@firemail.cc ransomware?

Restorealldata@firemail.cc ransomware is a virus that blocks files using a special technology developed by scammers to extort money. It was created so that after Restorealldata@firemail.cc ransomware blocks all files, it is impossible to unlock them. In fact, in this case, only removing the virus from the system can help. However, inexperienced users do not know that this is the only way and trust developers who claim that you can receive files using a key that can be purchased for a certain amount of money: READ MORE