Articles about ransomware – malware encrypting your personal files or stopping you from accessing your computer – and ways to remove it
It is a ransomware created by scammers to sneak into the system. Lisp is called ransomware because after infiltrating the system, it blocks files and deceptively forces you to decrypt these files for a fee. Infection begins by encrypting files with the “.lisp” extension that is appended to each affected file. After encryption, Lisp ransomware creates a note with which it tries to lure money for a false decryption:
This virus belongs to the ransomware viruses. This type of virus extorts money from inexperienced users by fraudulent means. Sglh ransomware secretly penetrates the system and scans important files in order to block them. The extension “.sglh” is added to blocked files. After blocking files, virus creates a ransom note:
Dex ransomware is a virus that infects important files found on the system. Locked files have a “.dex” extension at the end of the file names. The extension marks files that cannot be opened. After infecting important files, virus creates a note that it sends to folders where there are infected files:
Shiton belongs to a type of computer ransomware. Viruses of this type usually enter the system through spam messages, mailings. When a user opens one of these messages, it does not even suspect that a pest has entered his system.
Konx is a typical ransomware for all types of browsers. It was created by scammers to extort money from users by infecting files.
Sophos ransomware is a fake app for all types of devices. It fraudulently extorts money from inexperienced users by blocking files.
Gcahvv is a virus that belongs to ransomware viruses. It scans and blocks files on the system so that it can be used as bait later. Using such a decoy, virus blackmails victims and forces users to buy decryption tools.
This is a virus designed to encrypt files found on the device into which it penetrates.
VVoa is a virus from the Djvu family. This type of malware encrypts user files found on the system and adds the extension “.vvoa” at the end of the name to mark inaccessible files that cannot be used
Bepabepababy is a malicious application has received ransomware status due to its ability to get money from users through deception and blackmail. Like other ransomware, it scans files, encrypts and renames. For example, the familiar file name “my music” is called “my music.bepabepababy1@protonmail.com“. An extension is added at the end to mark an unavailable file.