Category: Ransomware

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What is Nooa ransomware

If you cannot open your images, documents or files and they have the .nooa extension, then your computer is infected with the Nooa virus. Nooa virus is a virus from the STOP DJVU family. Nooa encrypts personal documents found on the victim’s computer so that you can no longer use them. Nooa ransomware sneaks into the system and scans your computer for images, videos and important documents such as .doc, .docx, .xls, .pdf. READ MORE

What is Reqg ransomware

Reqg is ransomware that blocks important files on your computer. Reqg virus harms your personal files on your Windows computer. Virus adds the extension .reqg to encrypted files. READ MORE

What is Muuq ransomware

Muuq is ransomware virus that sneaks into the system to block files and renames files by adding the extension .Muuq to their names. READ MORE

What is AvosLocker ransomware

Crypto ransomware encrypts important files of business users and companies with AES-256 and then demands a ransom to get files back. AvosLocker virus adds the extension .avos to encrypted files to make the files inaccessible. After encryption ends, virus creates a ransom note for decryption GET_YOUR_FILES_BACK.txt : READ MORE

What is SSPQ ransomware

SSPQ is a malicious program that encrypts frequently used files found on the victim’s computer. SSPQ virus finds important files, usually photos, videos, working documents, archives, and starts an infection algorithm to make files inaccessible. Such files receive the extension .sspq . Then, virus displays a message prompting you to decrypt the data if the payment is made in bitcoins _readme.txt : READ MORE

What is Rookie Crypt ransomware

Rookie Crypt is ransomware. Ransomware is viruses that sneak into the system in order to infect the device and lock files. Victims will not be able to use these files, so virus takes advantage of this situation and extorts money for decryption. The encryption process adds a unique identifier extension to the affected files, something like .943-A61-433 . After the encryption process is complete, Rookie Crypt virus displays a ransom note, which is placed in the folders with encrypted files. When the user opens such folders, a note from developers opens: READ MORE