Articles about ransomware – malware encrypting your personal files or stopping you from accessing your computer – and ways to remove it
This is a virus that like all ransomware spreads through spam messages and malicious advertisements. After entering the system THANATOS ransomware encrypts all your files without your knowledge. At moment of blocking access to files is unavailable. Virus developers advise victims to buy decryption keys to decrypt files. Offering comes in the form of a letter from developers
CryptoMix Clop Ransomware is an advanced virus program. Unlike other ransomware CryptoMix Clop Ransomware has more powerful functions. It infects not only your files and harms your personal data but also data of other people connected to the same network. This means that the power of this virus is able to cover the entire network. The usual ransomware got into the system and immediately began searching for files to block them. But CryptoMix Clop Ransomware left it for later. Firstly, it disables the antivirus and then encrypts files using the .Clop extension. Further, everything is according to the usual scheme. For decryption, this virus requires money from victims through a note. Usually, victims of splices throw off money because scammers threaten disable security features. We do not recommend you to believe scammers because there is no guarantee that you will receive unlocked files. In addition, developers threat are just a way to scare and lure money. The only way to get files is to delete CryptoMix Clop Ransomware from the computer.
Pojie Ransomware deals with illegal file encryption. This virus enters the system through spam messages. Users open messages out of curiosity or by accident. To decrypt files, users are invited to write to developers at 52pojie_mail @ pr. According to developers, the only way to get their files back is to buy a decryption key from developers. Do not rely on the promises of scammers. There is no guarantee that they will send you your files even after paying money. You can solve the problem by removing Pojie Ransomware. You have the opportunity to choose one of two removal methods: manual and automatic. If you are not sure that you can do it yourself remove virus automatically to avoid irreversible consequences.
FlyBox is a virus that belongs to the type of ransomware. It changes the file names to “.FlyBox”. For example, if the file was named “photo”, then after encryption the file will have the name “photo.FlyBox”. Files with this extension are locked, it means files cannot be opened to users. After blocking FlyBox will send you information in the form of a note.
This note contains information about infection of the system. You can also find the address of developers in this note so that you can buy the decryption. Decryption costs $80. There is no guarantee that scammers will provide you with a decryption even after payment. The only way to solve the problem is to remove FlyBox.
If you notice the extension “maas” in the names of your usual files, then you can no longer use them because they are blocked by encryption algorithm from MAAS ransomware. You cannot unlock files yourself. After many attempts to find a way out of the situation Maas Ransomware will send you a message
This program is engaged in illegal file locking. After penetrating the computer [Ucos2@elude.in] .bad Ransomware starts the encryption algorithm. It searches for files, blocks them, and then sends a ransom note
This is a harmful program that penetrates a system with an infectious algorithm. [Pain@onefinedstay.com].java Ransomware will scan your computer for images, videos, documents and encrypt, changing the extension to. “[Pain@onefinedstay.com] .java.“. The presence of the extension indicates that you can no longer use them. After encrypting files [Pain@onefinedstay.com] .java Ransomware begins to extort money from the victims asking for money in exchange for access to files
This program is designed to encrypt files illegally and change system settings without your knowledge. Dtbc Ransomware renames files by adding the extension “.dtbc”. After locking and renaming, you will receive instructions in the form of a note
NHLP ransomware is a malicious program from the Dharma ransomware family. This family also includes such programs as Prnds ransomware, Zida ransomware, Moba ransomware and much more. All viruses of this type penetrate computers to block files of all types (audio, photos, videos, documents).After blocking, developers notify users that infection can be prevented only by purchasing special tools that can only be purchased from developers. In the end, you just give money to the developers, but you don’t get the files. We advise you to remove NHLP ransomware from your computer as soon as possible.
Prnds ransomware is a malicious program that works by blocking files that are on the computer. All files change in the name during the lock. For each name extension “.prnds” is added. After blocking files, developers enter notes demanding a ransom for files