Monthly Archives: September 2019 - Page 3

Facebook Ransomware is a rather old ransomware infection that can still make waves if you manage to stumble upon its installer. There is nothing terribly specific about this infection, but seeing that it has been released quite a while ago, there is a good chance that a public decryption tool available right now. If not, you can always address a professional who would help you terminate Facebook Ransomware for good. The most important thing is not to panic because ransomware infections rely on your unstable emotions to swindle you out of your money. Read more »

The Marcher banking Trojan is not a new threat. In fact, you might have heard of this infection in one way or another throughout the years because it has been around since at least 2013. Obviously, it has not stayed the same. In fact, it has changed quite a bit, and there are now numerous different versions of this threat that we could talk about. In this report, however, we take a look at the whole picture. Obviously, if you suspect that this malware might have invaded your Android device, it is crucial that you delete it immediately. However, we hope that you read this before the invasion, so that you could take appropriate security measures first. If you are interested, please continue reading. Read more »

Your files do not stand a chance if Hermes666 Ransomware slithers into your operating system. This malicious threat is a file-encryptor, and as soon as it invades your system, it starts corrupting your personal files, including documents, videos, photos, and music files. If you have these files backed up, you do not need to worry about losing anything, but if backups do not exist, you might end up losing everything. That is because it is not possible to decrypt files manually. Even if you delete Hermes666 Ransomware successfully, the files will not get restored magically. That is because you need to change the data of the files back to normal to make them readable again, and that is impossible to do without the decryptor. At the time of research, a third-party decryptor that could restore the files did not exist, and so you need to be extremely careful about installing such software. If you have done it already, and the files remain encrypted, remove the suspicious software immediately. Read more »

Your operating system needs to be protected at ALL time because a single crack in your virtual security can help Wal Ransomware attack. The cybercriminals behind this dangerous infection know exactly how to find these cracks, and they are likely to use RDP vulnerabilities specifically to drop the infection without your notice. They could also trick you into executing the infection yourself using misleading spam emails. It does not take much to create a convincing email message and attach a dangerous file attachment to it. If you are tricked into believing that the file is harmless, you might let in the infection yourself by accident. Unfortunately, once it is in, you are unlikely to be able to stop it. The encryption process is quick, and so you might not understand what is going on at all. Of course, once files are encrypted, they cannot be read, and a unique extension is added to their names, which are the best indicators that you need to remove ransomware from your system. So, do you need to delete Wal Ransomware? Read more »

We are sure that you care about your personal files, and if that is the case, Zatrov Ransomware is one threat that you do not want to encounter. It was designed to encrypt files, after which, they cannot be read without a decryptor. Supposedly, this decryptor exists, but it is in the hands of the cybercriminals who created the infection, and so you should not expect to receive it. The criminals suggest that they would be willing to release the decryptor to the victims who pay money for it, which is why the threat is classified as ransomware. Unfortunately, we cannot know whether or not the attackers would release the decryptor because they are unpredictable and untrustworthy. Hopefully, you cared enough about your files to have created backups, and so decryption is not something you need to worry about at all. In any case, you must remove Zatrov Ransomware from your operating system, and that might not be the easiest of tasks. Read more »

VIAGRA Ransomware is one of those ransomware infections that may look extremely dangerous, but whatever they perform on your computer can eventually be countered. What we mean is that it is possible to decrypt the files affected by this infection, but you might need professional help with that.

Since there is no need to panic when you get infected with this program, you can proceed to VIAGRA Ransomware removal. Please find the manual removal guidelines at the bottom of this description. For more efficient malware removal, do not hesitate to invest in a powerful antispyware tool. Read more »

Have you ever heard of Dutan Ransomware? If you are reading this entry, you are probably looking for more information on it. This program is a malicious computer infection that has been created to rip you off. The program requires you to pay a ransom fee if you want to retrieve your encrypted files. Computer security experts maintain that paying the ransom will not solve anything, and you would only give your money away to cybercriminals. Focus on removing Dutan Ransomware from your computer, so that you could look for file recovery options as soon as possible. Read more »

If your computer gets infected with a malicious application called Q1G Ransomware, your personal data should become encrypted. Also, you ought to see a pop-up window with a message on top of your screen. It is called a ransom note and as you can imagine the text inside of it says you have to pay to get your files restored. The only thing is that the note does not say how much you are supposed to pay. That is, if you are willing to deal with the malware’s creators, which we do not recommend if you do not want to risk getting scammed. For more details on how the threat works and how it may enter your system, you should read our full article. Moreover, if you want to know how to delete Q1G Ransomware manually, you could have a look at the removal instructions provided at the end of this page. Read more »

Nuksus Ransomware belongs to STOP Ransomware family. If you have not heard already the decryption tool created by cybersecurity experts no longer work on newer threats from this family. Thus, the only way to restore your files that this infection encrypted could be using your backup data. Moreover, the malware does not even show a ransom note to demand a user to pay for the decryption tool the hackers have. Of course, we would not recommend purchasing it from cybercriminals anyway as such people cannot be trusted. To learn more about this malicious application, we encourage you to keep reading our article. At the end of the text, you can find our removal instructions that show how to erase Nuksus Ransomware manually. If it looks too challenging or you do not want to deal with the threat manually, we advise using a legitimate antimalware tool. Read more »