Articles about ransomware – malware encrypting your personal files or stopping you from accessing your computer – and ways to remove it
This is a dangerous program designed to infect all types of browser on any device. Jdyi ransomware enters devices through spam messages. Scammers lure victims with interesting messages to open messages. When Jdyi ransomware enters the system, it launches an infection algorithm that blocks files with the “.jdyi” extension added
System Damaged ransomware is malware for all types of browsers. System Damaged was called ransomware because it infiltrates the system in order to deceive money. This virus encrypts files and offers deceptive decryption for 5 BTC (Bitcoin cryptocurrency).
Firstly, virus scans files and blocks them. To mark unavailable files, the virus adds the extension “.system_damaged_payment_must_be_done_in _maxim_24_hours_or_your_encryption_key_will_be_deleted_forver” to the file names. After the files are marked with this extension, they cannot be opened
MARS ransomware encrypts xls, xlsx, doc, docx, ppt, pptx, odt, ods, pdf, dwg, psd, dbf, fpt, php, cdr, mdb and accdb files without notifying and allowing victims and changes names of the encrypted files to added extension “.mars”. For example, the name “my songs” will get the name “my songs.mars”. You will no longer be able to use files with this extension
PAY IN 24 HOURS ransomware is a malicious program from the Xorist family. The main purpose of this virus is to encrypt files and demand a ransom for decryption tools. During the encryption process, the extension “…. PAY_IN_MAXIM_24_HOURS_OR_ALL_YOUR_FILES_WILL_BE_PERMANENTLY_DELETED _PLEASE_BE_REZONABLE_you_have_only_1_single_chance_to_payment_payment_payment_payment_payment. Users will not be able to open and use the file while the extension is present in the file. If you try to undo the extension and remove it, problems may arise.
Iiss is a dangerous program that has ransomware features. Iiss ransomware enters the system and starts the infection algorithm. It locks files with the “.iiss” extension to prevent users from accessing the files. Next, virus developers display a ransom note for decrypting files:
Xdddd ransomware is a computer pest created by fraudsters to block files and extort money for deceitful decryption.
ZaLtOn is a ransomware that enters the system through spam messages. The opening of such messages leads to the introduction of viruses. ZaLtOn scans important files and blocks them so as not to give a pass to use. Virus encrypts files using a special algorithm with “.ZaLtOn” extension. Files with such an extension are not available for opening. After infection, virus displays a message:
YUFL is a ransomware created by scammers to illegally extort money through blackmail. YUFL ransomware infects important files on the system to make them inaccessible and then developers blackmail the victims with these files. Due to the restriction of access to files (documents, images, video, audio), scammers try to force victims to buy decryption. Encrypted files have the extension “.[Yourfiles1@tuta.io] .YUFL” in filename
Montana ransomware is a file encryption malware. Virus blocks secretly important files in order to then demand payment for decryption, claiming that this is the only way to get files back.
bH4T virus is called ransomware because it aims to defraud money illegally from ordinary users. For the ransomware process, bH4T ransomware scans important files and encrypts them using the “.bH4T” extension