Monthly Archives: April 2017 - Page 3

If you are not allowed to open a bunch of files, including media files, images, and documents, and they have .gembok at the end, it means that Faizal Ransomware has successfully entered the system. Since it is known to be a crypto-threat, it starts encrypting users’ files right after showing up on their computers. Of course, it scans the computer with the intention of finding those files users consider the most valuable first. Faizal Ransomware is based on Hidden-Tear, an open-source ransomware which was developed for educational purposes, so it should also use the AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) to lock users’ personal data. It is not a simple encryption key, so it is, in most cases, impossible to crack it. Cyber criminals develop ransomware infections using such a strong encryption algorithm not without reason. Their only purpose is to obtain money from users, and they know that the only way to extract money from them is to encrypt important files. Faizal Ransomware demands a ransom after encrypting users’ files too, but you should not make a payment. It is not advisable to transfer the required money, even if it might result in the permanent loss of personal data, because bad people behind Faizal Ransomware might take your money and not send you anything in return. On top of that, by sending cyber criminals what they want, users support the work of the malware development department. Read more »

Kill Imme is a severe threat that you should take seriously because this vicious attack may cost you most of your important files. Once this ransomware program infiltrates your system without your knowledge, it targets your images, videos, text files, and archives to encrypt them and thus take them hostage. It is obviously all about the ransom fee that you are supposed to pay in order to be able decrypt your files. However, our malware specialists warn you that you should never forget that you are dealing with cyber crooks who may not care about your encrypted files any more than getting your transfer. Since these criminals demand thousands of dollars worth of Bitcoins for your files, you should think twice what your next move is going to be. We believe that the best solution for you is to remove Kill Imme from your PC immediately after you realize its presence. Please continue reading our article to find out how such a major threat may have sneaked onto your computer and how you can possibly defend your PC from similar nightmares. Read more »

Has Malabu Ransomware encrypted your personal files and added the “.fucked” extension to them? If this is what you are dealing with, you are in big trouble. If your most sensitive files are all backed up, you might be able to evade big issues, but if you had not taken care of your files before encountering this ransomware, you might be facing permanent loss. Although a decryption key should become available after you pay a ransom fee, Anti-Spyware-101.com malware research team warns that it is much more likely that you would be left empty-handed. Do you want to lose your files and your money? If you do not, you need to be very careful about how you handle the situation. If you are only interested in deleting Malabu Ransomware, check out the instructions below, but remember that identifying the launcher file can be complicated. If you want to learn more about your options and the threat before you remove it, continue reading. Also, note that you can add all of your questions to the comments box. Read more »