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FSociety Ransomware is a threat that seems to be created by the fans of Mr. Robot, which is a popular TV show. Like other ransomware infections, this threat finds a way to enter the computer secretly and then it locks such personal files as music, pictures, documents, video, and other valuable files. It is very likely that it locks all these files to be able to get easy money from users. Even though FSociety Ransomware does not differ much from other ransomware infections the way it acts, e.g. BlackFeather Ransomware, HDD Encrypt Ransomware, and Petya Ransomware, it is still different in a sense that it does not work very well. For example, it has been found that it does not leave any message for the user. The only thing you will notice if this infection really enters your PC is that it is impossible to access the most important files. Also, they will have a different filename extension. As FSociety Ransomware does not create any message explaining what to do and what cyber criminals behind FSociety Ransomware expect from you, you will not be offered to buy the decryption tool either. Read more »

If you are not allowed to open your files, and they all have the new extension .centrumfr@india.com!!, it is very likely that Centrumfr@india.com Ransomware, which is a dangerous threat, has entered your computer without permission. Centrumfr@india.com Ransomware is a file-encrypting threat that locks files to get money from users. Even though this threat leaves a .txt file (How to decrypt.txt or CryptoLocker.txt) on Desktop after it finishes encrypting files, you will not be told that the decryption tool costs money immediately. In fact, unlike other ransomware infections, Centrumfr@india.com Ransomware does not provide much information after the encryption of files. Of course, you will find out sooner or later that cyber criminals expect you to transfer money for the decryptor. You should not do that, and we will explain to you why we think so further in this article. Continue reading! Read more »

BlackFeather Ransomware is a newly released infection that was created while using the source code of a malicious program called Hidden-Tear Ransomware. Moreover, the malware encrypts user’s data and displays a message from its developers. They urge users to pay a ransom and in exchange promise to unlock enciphered files. However, our researchers learned that the threat’s creators would be unable to keep up to this pledge. If you want to know more, we would advise you to read the rest of the article as we will explain everything in more detail. In any case, you probably realize it already that there is no point even to consider paying the ransom. The best you can do is take care of the system and clean it from BlackFeather Ransomware. To complete this task, you can use the instructions below the text or a reliable antimalware tool. Read more »

Bitcoinrush@imail.com Ransomware will not let you sleep at night until you transfer the ransom fee to its creators. Of course, you have to be stronger than that because giving your money away to these criminals is not an option. Please remove Bitcoinrush@imail.com Ransomware from your system, along with other potential threats that might be present on your computer. Malicious programs usually travel in packs, so you should scan your PC with the SpyHunter free scanner to figure out just how many unwanted files and applications have been deleted from the PC. Only when your system is safe and clean again can you transfer back the copies of your files. Read more »

DevNightmare Ransomware is known to be yet another malicious application that recently has been roaming the web. Every user should be aware of this malware as it is an extremely dangerous one. If you ever come across it, make sure to bypass it at all times; this is crucial since the ransomware in question will encrypt your files. It should be quite obvious that such functionality of this intrusive program could have devastating outcomes, to put it mildly. It is critical to take preventative steps to avoid getting your PC infected with this or any other malicious program; thus, our research team provides a few precautionary steps that will significantly reinforce your overall virtual security. Also in this article, we provide a further look into the overall functionality of this malware, which will allow you to understand why its termination should be your utmost priority if it is ever found running on your personal computer. To delete DevNightmare Ransomware in its entirety make sure to follow the detailed instructions that we present below. Read more »

Legioner_seven@aol.com Ransomware is a dangerous computer infection that most certainly should not be allowed to remain on your computer. The malicious ransomware infection usually enters your system via spam email attachments, so you will do yourself a favor if you stay away from unfamiliar mail messages.

Now that you got infected with the program, you have to find a way to remove Legioner_seven@aol.com Ransomware for good. This is why you are reading this description, right? We will tell you more about this application, and you will find the removal instructions right below the article. For any further questions, you can also leave us a comment. Read more »

Raa-consult1@keemail.me Ransomware can make your day become a real nightmare because this malware infection can encrypt your files, which you may lose in this malicious attack. This ransomware program seems to target Russian speakers, which is confirmed by the Russian ransom note that comes up on your screen after the encryption of your files has finished. The only way for you to recover your files seems to be to contact these criminals via e-mail. Obviously, you have to pay a certain amount of ransom fee to get the necessary decryption key or tool. However, this is a risky thing to transfer money to cyber criminals because our experience shows that most of the time your files may remain encrypted no matter how fast you try to pay. Another thing is that technical issues may also emerge, such as loss of connection to the Command and Control server, which will also result in the loss of your unique decryption key making the recovery of your files impossible. Since there is no free decryption tool on the web yet, your only chance to save your files is to have a backup copy on a removable drive. Read more »