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It would seem RansomPlus Ransomware is a malicious application that encrypts files only on specific directories located on the computer’s local drive (C:). Therefore, if the most valuable files to you are placed on another drive, you may not receive much damage. In any case, encrypted data can be replaced with copies, provided the user made any copies before the computer got infected and placed them on an external hard drive or any other storage, which could not be affected by the malicious application. However, before attempting to recover any data, it would be best to get rid of RansomPlus Ransomware for safety precautions. If you want to eliminate the threat manually, you should take a look at the instructions available below the text as they will show you how to remove the malware step by step. Read more »

LataRebo Locker Ransomware is one of those computer infections that look extremely dangerous, but once you scratch the surface, you see that it is just an annoying nuisance designed to swindle you out of your money. It is not complicated to remove LataRebo Locker Ransomware from your computer, but if you think that you do not want to deal with this infection on your own, you can always get yourself an antispyware program of your choice. Relying on a professional tool will also help you detect other undesirable applications that are bound to be installed on your PC. After all, malicious infections seldom travel alone. Read more »

Netflix Ransomware is a threat that can be concealed as a free Netflix account generator. Netflix is one of the most popular video streaming services in the world, but it costs money, and, undoubtedly, some users might try to get around that. Unsurprisingly, cyber criminals are now exploiting the demand to spread malware. The fake account generator could be promoted via bogus websites designed specifically for that purpose, or it could be promoted via spam email. According to Anti-Spyware-101.com research team, most ransomware infections – including Jew Crypt Ransomware and Crypto1coinblocker Ransomware – are spread via corrupted spam emails. If you execute the launcher expecting it to generate a free Netflix account for you, a malicious ransomware is executed instead (the provided account details are bogus). Right after that, the encryption of your personal files should start, and if that happens, you might find yourself following the demands of cyber criminals. Keep reading to learn more about these demands and how to remove Netflix Ransomware. Read more »

If your computer is under attack by Jew Crypt Ransomware, this time you may be in luck and not lose all your important file in this hit. Although most ransomware programs do a devastating job by encrypting your photos, videos, documents, archives, and program files that you usually cannot even recover even if you pay the ransom fee, this malware infection seems to be the odd one out. In other words, our malware specialists at anti-spyware-101.com say that this ransomware program seems to be still in development since it does not encrypt anything at all. What's more, this infection has runtime errors popping up before the final window, the ransom note comes up on your screen. These amateurs want to extort a ridiculously low amount from you for the imaginary decryption key, which you could not even transfer as there is no Bitcoin address provided. Well, there is no need to think about paying anyway because if you are attacked by the version that we have found, you have nothing to fear. If you want to restore your system security, you simply need to remove Jew Crypt Ransomware immediately. But before you rush to do so, let us tell you how you may have infected your machine with this threat in the first place. Read more »