Articles about ransomware – malware encrypting your personal files or stopping you from accessing your computer – and ways to remove it
This virus belongs to the type of threats Crypto Virus, Files Locker. Developers created this pest to generate income. The benefit from users comes to developers through file encryption. More precisely, encrypted files will play the role of bait. When all important files are blocked, you will see the extension .blend at the end of their names. And after the final infection, developers will send you this message:
Ransomware virus works by encrypting data. This program encrypts all files and adds the extension “.self”. After adding the extension, users will not be able to open files. This encryption invented by developers to maximize their benefits. Specifically, you will see the benefit in the message that appears on your desktop after the final infection of the system
Rote ransomware like other other ransomware such as: BadutClowns team ransomware, PSAFE , EGMWV, encrypts all documents, and then makes you pay for their recovery. Users immediately begin to sound alarm, because they can not open their documents. You can understand file locking by the new .rote extension at the end of file names. For example, the file “photo” will be called “photo.rote”. The peculiarity of all such viruses is that they display a message that seems to users to be useful and informative
This virus works with file encryption and screen lock. Typically, virus developers can easily lure money out. When the infection process begins, the extension “.badutclowns” is displayed
Onix or (Onyx) ransomware is a computer threat that does not seek to infect computers on a global scale, but this does not make it safe. The danger lies in the fact that it encrypts all the data in order to make it inaccessible to the user. This is done to use files as blackmail. Onix (Onyx) ransomware will demand a ransom for decrypting files. Since computers play an important role in the life of every person, most users donate money in exchange for files, but … such an act is tantamount to robbery because virus will not give you the files, it can’t do it.
It is a ransomware computer file. It restricts access to documents, images, videos by encrypting files with the extension .bboo. BBOO Ransomware can penetrate any Windows browser, including Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10. Once your files are encrypted with the extension “.bboo”, you cannot open them, you will immediately see a note requesting a ransom “info.txt” in each folder in which the file is encrypted, and on the Windows desktop. The note will contain a requirement to pay a certain amount in bitcoins for decryption
If you have never encountered such pests as ransomware, then, for sure, you do not understand how and why Moncrypt ransomware covers your system. Moncrypt ransomware is a ransomware program for browsers. Developers created this virus to extort money from users fraudulently, using their own files as bait. Moncrypt ransomware blocks the files and asks for a ransom for them, focusing on the tor that this is the only way to get the files back. In fact, you will not get the files intact. To get rid of infections, you need to remove Moncrypt ransomware from the system.
ZYX ransomware is a ransomware virus belonging to the GlobeImposter family. If the extension “{Indus37098@india.com} ZYX ” appears in the name of your files this means that ZYX ransomware has blocked these files, you can no longer open them. You will finally understand this when you see a note from developers. This note informs users about the infection of files. To get instructions on how to purchase a decryption tool, you need to pay a ransom, for this, victims should contact the developers at the email address indus37098@india.com
SNTG is the name of the Matrix Ransomware family of malware. Systems attacked by this virus lose important files during the encryption process. Encrypted files get the extension “[SantaGman@criptext.com]. [Random_string] - [random-string] .SNTG" in their name. Next, a note will appear on your desktop that informs the victims that their data has been encrypted and can no longer be used. According to the note, the only way to return them to their original state is to purchase a decryption key from developers. Users believe this note, especially when they learn from developers that trying to decrypt manually or using other recovery tools will result in complete data loss
PSAFE ransomware is designed to encrypt files of infected systems. It will use the locked ones as a major object in blackmail, demanding a ransom for decryption. During the encryption process, all locked files are renamed to “[SafeGman@protonmail.com]. [Random_string] – [random-string] .PSAFE “. A ransom note will be displayed on your desktop informing the victims that their data has been encrypted using AES-128 + RSA-2048 cryptographic algorithms.