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Gerkaman@aol.com Ransomware is an infection that enciphers your files on the computer and marks them with a specific extension, e.g. .id-A2112817.{Gerkaman@aol.com}.xtbl. The encrypted data can be both personal and program files. Since such data is locked, it cannot be opened and because of this some of the applications could crash, or you might be unable to launch them. If you want to be able to use the computer normally as soon as possible, we advise you to erase the threat first. Then reinstall all third-party software and recover enciphered data from flash drives or other storages where you might have saved it. As for the deletion part, we can offer manual removal instructions below the text. They will help eliminate Gerkaman@aol.com Ransomware, although if they seem to be too difficult, do not hesitate to use a reliable security tool. 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 »

Do not take chances with a program that goes by the name of Batman_good@aol.com Ransomware. As its name suggests, it is yet another ransomware application. If there is one thing that you should know about malicious programs that belong to this category is that their removal is essential because they can have lasting and devastating effects since they are fully capable of locking and in some cases even corrupting your personal data without any notification. On top of that, this malicious application is also known to compromise your overall virtual security as it could prove to be used as a backdoor into your operating system by other potentially harmful applications. Due to such inner workings, the malware researchers at our internal labs urge you not to waste any time and delete Batman_good@aol.com Ransomware in its entirety. To find out more about this malware and to learn how to terminate it, you need to read the rest of this article. Read more »

A new ransomware infection Crypt0 Ransomware has been detected recently by specialists at anti-spyware-101.com. It has been immediately put into a category of ransomware infections because researchers have found out that it encrypts personal files within a few seconds. It seems that Crypt0 Ransomware is created by amateurs, and it should not become very popular; however, it is still a threat to files users keep on their computers because it can really lock them with the RSA-2048 encryption. Of course, there is a reason why it acts this way – cyber criminals have created Crypt0 Ransomware to encrypt users’ files in order to be able to extort money from them easily. Even though it is not written anywhere that the file decryptor is not free, you will definitely be offered to make a payment to get the decryptor if you contact cyber criminals by writing an email to fndimaf@gmail.com. Read more »

Seven_legion@aol.com Ransomware is a newcomer in a dangerous ransomware family that is built on the CrySIS Ransomware engine and also includes Calipso.god@aol.com Ransomware and Melme@india.com Ransomware that are the other most recent threats. Finding out about the presence of any of these infections could be a shocker. The truth is that when this ransomware sneaks onto your machine, there will be a big loss unless you are a careful person or you have learnt from other people’s mistake and regularly save a backup copy of your files. Another chance for you to get your files back after this malware encrypts them is to transfer the ransom fee to the cyber criminals behind this attack. However, experience and victim reports show that this may not be a good idea. In fact, in most cases victims do not get anything in return for their money. But, of course, the decision is all yours. If you want to give it a shot, good luck with that. In any case, our malware researchers at anti-spyware-101.com suggest that you remove Seven_legion@aol.com Ransomware if you want to secure your computer. Let us explain our reasons and share some important details with you. Read more »