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Razy 5.0 Ransomware was discovered some time ago by specialists focusing on the detection, research, and analysis of malware. This infection might seem to be slightly different if compared to other ransomware infections, including CryptoCat Ransomware, DevNightmare Ransomware, and Locklock Ransomware; however, it is not very true. Yes, Razy 5.0 Ransomware might have distinctive features, for example, it does not store the encryption key anywhere, but it also seeks to extort money like all the aforementioned threats. At the time of writing, it is impossible to pay money for cyber criminals who have developed Razy 5.0 Ransomware, so they will not be able to obtain money from users unless they fix the ransomware infection they have released. Researchers working at anti-spyware-101.com do not recommend transferring money cyber criminals require because users often do not get anything from cyber criminals. In other words, cyber criminals take money from them but do not give the decryption tool in exchange. Of course, purchasing the decryptor from cyber crooks might be the only way to decrypt files, but researchers working at anti-spyware-101.com still do not think that paying money for them is a good idea. Read more »

Fabiansomware is a new variant in the so-called Apocalypse Ransomware family that has been giving birth to at least half a dozen offspring since May, 2016, when it first emerged. If you find out that your computer has been hit by this ransomware, we may have good news for you. As a matter of fact, this is the kind of ransomware threat that can be hacked quite easily and malware hunters come out with the latest decryption tools soon after a new variant hits the web. This must have upset the authors of this malicious threat, who named their new variant after a Twitter user who shares system security advice and decryption tools through his account. Although this threat may not be the most dangerous ransomware there is, because of the number of variants and new ones emerging, it could be a bit difficult to identify exactly what you have been attacked by, which is essential when it comes to using the right decryption software. Failing to do so can result in your files staying encrypted and inaccessible until you find the right tool. Read more »

According to our research, HDD Encrypt Ransomware is very similar to Mischa Ransomware, Petya Ransomware, and SATANA Ransomware. All of these dangerous infections are capable of corrupting MBR (Master Boot Record) to lock your operating system. If the MBR is modified successfully, you will not be granted access no matter how many times you restart your PC. Instead, you will simply see a black screen with white text informing that your HDD was encrypted and that you can receive a decryption key by contacting cyber criminals via the provided email address. Additionally, an ID number is attached to this message, and this is how cyber criminals will identify you if you choose to contact them. If the ID did not exist, the decryption would be unlikely. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee that a decryption key will be provided to you even if you have an ID. Learn more about this and how to delete HDD Encrypt Ransomware by reading the report. Read more »

A new ransomware-type application that has come to be known as CryPy Ransomware has been wreaking havoc recently, infecting thousands of computers, encrypting their files and asking users to pay a ransom to decrypt them. It is recommended that you remove this infection if it happens to infect your PC because there is no guarantee that you will get the promised decryption program once you have paid the ransom and there is no telling whether it will work even if you get it. This malware is all about money, as its developer wants you to purchase the decryption key (most likely in Bitcoins) for a sum that is revealed only after contacting the developer via email. Read more »

Diablo_diablo2@aol.com Ransomware is a malicious program we would like to tell you about. The application will enter your computer surreptitiously, and you will only notice that the infection is there when can no longer access your files. This ransomware program is extremely dangerous because there is no public decryption tool available, and you may have to say goodbye to your files.

Nevertheless, when you encounter such a dangerous threat, you should never give up beforehand. It is important that you battle this infection and remove it from your computer right away. For the manual Diablo_diablo2@aol.com Ransomware removal instructions, be sure to scroll down to the bottom of this article. Read more »

Nscpucnminer32.exe Monero Miner is one malicious application that can cause you some serious problems and you ought to remove it as soon as possible. This program falls into the category of Trojans due to its malicious distribution method and due to the way it is set to spread to all of the drives on your PC. Nevertheless, its primary objective is to utilize your computer’s processing power to mine the Monero digital currency. For more information, please read this whole article. Read more »