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The new nightmare that can hit your computer silently but rather deadly is called CryLocker Ransomware. This malware infection has a similar name to another ransomware that showed up a few weeks ago, Cry Ransomware, but they seem to be different in several areas. Nevertheless, their ransom note is practically identical. According to our malware researchers working at anti-spyware-101.com, this can happen when authors simply copy another threat or these infections come from the same source, i.e., a ransomware service offered on the Dark Web. We believe that the latter in more likely in this case as even the used personalized websites are all the same apart from the money extorted from the victims, of course. This ransomware encrypts most of your files with an algorithm that is virtually impossible to crack; therefore, it is quite possible that you will not be able to recover your files after this serious attack. We do not advise you to pay the demanded fee because in most cases this is just a scam and you will not get anything in return. If you want to know how you can remove CryLocker Ransomware from your system and how you can avoid similar dangerous threats, please read on. Read more »

Locklock Ransomware is a malicious application whose sole purpose is to extort money from you, and it is set to do that by encrypting your files. We recommend that you remove it from your computer as soon as possible, but if it already has encrypted your files, then it is too late to do anything about that. There might be a free decryption tool released in the near future, but, currently, the only way to get your files back is to purchase the decryptor form this ransomware’s developer. However, we advise you not to do this because you might not get the decryptor once you have paid for it. To find out more about this ransomware, please read this whole article. Read more »

Siddhiup2@india.com Ransomware is one of many rather identical malicious applications based on CrySIS Ransomware engine. Previously, we researched similar threats called Ramachandra7@india.com Ransomware, Cyber_baba2@aol.com Ransomware, Alex.vlasov@aol.com Ransomware, and other. All of these malicious programs, including the latest variant, encrypt nearly all data on the infected system. Unfortunately, IT specialists still cannot find a way to decrypt such data. However, if you were smart enough to backup your most important files on removable media devices or elsewhere, the damage might appear to be smaller than it seems. In that case, our researchers at Anti-spyware-101.com advise you to get rid of the malware and safely recover files by replacing them with copies. If you do not know how to erase Siddhiup2@india.com Ransomware, slide below the text and look for manual removal instructions. Read more »

A_Princ@aol.com Ransomware comes from a big group of ransomware infections that leave users with encrypted files. These programs will stop at nothing in their quest to make easy money, so you should not sit idly and let the cyber criminals have their way. It may not easy to remove A_Princ@aol.com Ransomware and everything associated with this threat, but you will surely breathe a sigh of relief when it is done. It may not be possible to retrieve your encrypted files, but that should not stop you from terminating this application. Please do everything you can to get rid of the program. Read more »