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The malicious TBlocker Ransomware is a clandestine threat. If it were not secretive, you would not let it in, and it is very likely that you are responsible for letting this malicious infection into your own Windows operating system. The threat could be delivered to you via spam email, and its launcher could be concealed as, for example, a document file. If reliable security software is not set up to protect you against the invasion of malicious threats, it is likely to slither in without any notice at all. Of course, it is not the nature of this malware to stay silent forever. As soon as it encrypts files, it is meant to reveal itself by exposing you to an intimidating ransom demand. The bad news is that you cannot recover your files by removing TBlocker Ransomware. The good news is that if this malicious threat has invaded your operating system, it is most likely that you will be able to recover your files. Continue reading to learn all about this, including the removal process. Read more »

Cypher Ransomware is a new malicious threat that is programmed in Python and capable of encrypting your important files. Our malware specialists at anti-spyware-101.com say that this ransomware started to spread at the end of this February and it demands an insane amount of ransom for the decryption key. In fact, our specialists believe that this new threat could be based on an older ransomware infection, which asked for a way smaller fee in Bitcoins; however, in the meantime this cryptocurrency soared through the sky and these attackers forgot to adjust the amount. In any case, we do not believe that any personal user would or could pay around 10,000 dollars for some old personal photos and documents. Normally, such demands are targeted at bigger corporations like private hospitals and IT firms. We think that even if you cannot get your files back this time, it is important to remove Cypher Ransomware from your system. For the details, please continue reading our article. Read more »

Nazcrypt Ransomware is a new threat that can take your precious files hostage and supposedly release them once you pay the ransom. Our malware specialists at anti-spyware-101.com say that this ransomware infection is based on an open source file crypter project that uses an outdated file encryption method. In any case, it can still cause damage to you by encrypting your personal files. We do not believe that it is a good idea to pay the ransom fee since it can end badly for you; there is little chance that these criminals will send you anything in return. In fact, it is possible that you will get another dangerous infection instead of the decryption key or tool. We recommend that you remove Nazcrypt Ransomware as soon as possible. Please continue reading to learn how you can protect your PC against similar threats in the future. Read more »

Saturn Ransomware is a ransomware-as-a-service infection that was customized to fit the needs of its distributors. The program will trick you into installing it on your system, and then it will encrypt most of your files. That will be done to terrorize you into paying a ransom fee that should “release” the encrypted data. However, computer security experts would tell you that paying the ransom would not solve your problems. The thing you should definitely do right now is remove Saturn Ransomware for good. Deleting this infection is not that complicated, but there is always a chance that you will have to give up on your files. Read more »

Driedsister Ransomware is a new danger that mostly threatens Japanese computer users. This ransomware can crawl onto your computer and encrypt all your documents and photos in no time. Just because these attackers mainly target Japanese users, it does not meant that this threat cannot infect elsewhere as well. Its original name is "下 物 妹" (“Irisimo imoto”). This dangerous malware infection has one strange feature: It does not demand a ransom fee. It does display a sort of ransom note, but there is no mention of a ransom or that you could get a decryption tool or the key in any way. This also means that right now it is not possible to recover your files that have been encrypted by this ransomware program. Our malware specialists at anti-spyware-101.com say that it is still essential that you remove Driedsister Ransomware if you want to be able to use your computer. Please read on to learn more about this severe threat. Read more »