What Is Kuus Ransomware?
This virus belongs to the Djvu ransomware family.Kuus ransomware lures money through files that it blocks using the extension “1.jpg.kuus”
How to remove Kuus ransomware
Category: Ransomware
Articles about ransomware – malware encrypting your personal files or stopping you from accessing your computer – and ways to remove it
How to remove Hat ransomware
What Is Hat Ransomware?
Hat ransomware is a ransomware malware belonging to the Dharma Ransomware family. Hat ransomware benefits from infected files, so the main purpose of this virus is to block files
How to remove Orange Confirms Ransomware
What Is Orange Confirms Ransomware?
This ransomware attack contains an encryption component in which fraudsters block files. With the help of encrypted files developers extort money for false decryption. Despite the fact that developers claim that buying tools is the only way to get your files back it is an ineffective and unsafe way because scammers do not always return files and you can be left without files forever and lose money
How to remove ThiefQuest ransomware
What Is ThiefQuest ransomware?
ThiefQuest ransomware is a viral program for macOS. This virus continues the ransomware trend but it differs from other ransomware and mac apps. ThiefQuest ransomware is designed to extort money from Mac users. Virus uses an infectious algorithm to make all your files on the macOS inaccessible so that ThiefQuest ransomware developers can ask for a ransom for decryption. Developers are demanding a ransom via the READ_ME_NOW.txt recovery message
It is displayed on the screen after the final infection of files. This message contains information about the cause of the infection and provides address of developers for sending the ransom. The decryption cost is $ 50. This is a low price compared to virus counterparts.
Following ransomware tactics file decryption for money is invented to illegally extort money from victims. To return file you need to get rid of the source of infection. Use virus removal tools.
How to remove OPQZ Ransomware
What Is OPQZ Ransomware?
Developers send OPQZ Ransomware via spam letter email. Fake data is put in the headers to make you believe it’s a secure application like a shipping company. This letter says that they tried to deliver the package to you but they failed.
How to remove [TorS@Tuta.Io] ransomware
What Is [TorS@Tuta.Io] ransomware?
This ransomware was created by scammers to encrypt files. [TorS@Tuta.Io] ransomware enters the system randomly through spam messages – « Help decrypt.hta » and starts scanning files that are on the system immediately. The extension “. [TorS@Tuta.Io]” is added to the found files. This extension indicates that files are not available for use. In addition to information about infection the note indicates the decryption method. To do this you need to write to the developers at their address ToRs@TuTa.Io or torsed@protonmail.ch. Developers will explain to you that the only way to decrypt files is to buy tools from developers. However, victims complain that after the money has been paid, developers do not send the promised tools or the unlocked files. We do not advise you to fall for the tricks of scammers. Use virus removal tools. To get your files back you need to get rid of the source of infection.
How to remove .666 (njkwe RaaS) ransomware
What Is .666 (njkwe RaaS) ransomware?
.666 (njkwe RaaS) ransomware is a malicious program of the Paradise Ransomware family. .666 (njkwe RaaS) ransomware enters the system illegally and launches the encryption algorithm. Firstly, virus scans all important files and then blocks files. In this way developers of .666 (njkwe RaaS) ransomware can use the encrypted files as objects for blackmail in order to extract money from victims.
The extortion takes place by displaying a note:
How to remove Josephnull Ransomware
What Is Josephnull Ransomware?
If your files have been renamed without your knowledge using the “.crypted” extension, it means that your system is infected with Josephnull Ransomware. This virus enters the system in order to block files and illegally extort money from users.
How to remove Repter ransomware
What Is Repter ransomware?
Repter ransomware is a ransomware from the Fonix family. It gets through spam messages. Users open them purposefully because of interest and sometimes users click on messages unintentionally. In both cases virus enters the system at high speed and blocks files. During the encryption process all infected files are renamed with the extension “.repter”. The extension is added to mark files that cannot be opened anymore. When all files are locked a file is created (“How to decrypt .hta files”).
How to remove Homer ransomware
What Is Homer ransomware?
Homer ransomware is an application of the Dharma Ransomwarefamily. It works by encrypting files in order to require a decryption fee. However, developers extort money illegally because in reality they do not have the ability to decrypt files even those that they themselves blocked. All locked files acquire the extension “.homer“. After the final infection Homer ransomware displays a note with information about infection.