Author Archives: Sarah Stewart - Page 42

Cyber criminals are exploiting security vulnerabilities and backdoors to spread yet another file-encrypting infection, and it is called Russenger Ransomware. It is not known how exactly this malicious threat spreads, and that, in part, might be due to the fact that different methods could be employed. Hopefully, you can take care of your virtual security to ensure that this dangerous threat cannot slither in. You can do that by installing trustworthy security software. It is also important that you are cautious yourself. For example, many victims let in ransomware by opening corrupted spam email attachments. Random links and files could be used to distribute malware. It could also be concealed as beneficial software, and could be spread using attractive software bundles. Hopefully, you still have time to keep this malware away. If your operating system was already corrupted, undoubtedly, you want to remove Russenger Ransomware as soon as possible. The bad news is that your files will not be decrypted after you delete the malware. Keep reading if you want to learn more about this malicious threat. Read more »

Bananacrypt Ransomware is a malicious application that enciphers victim’s data and appends a second (.bananaCrypt) extension to each affected file separately. If you have noticed this extension on the titles of your precious documents, photos, and other records we encourage you to continue reading our report and learn more about this vicious infection. The cybercriminals who created Bananacrypt Ransomware ask their victims to pay a specific amount of Bitcoins. We would like to warn you of how dangerous it could be to deal with these people. Clearly, if you pay the asked sum, you will not be able to get it back if the hackers do not keep up to their promise to help you recover deciphered files. Thus, if you do not want to waste your money on something you might never receive, you should eliminate the threat with no hesitation. Users who need guidance while eliminating the malware should have a look at the removal steps available below this article. Read more »

SuddenTax Ransomware is yet another incredibly malicious piece of software that should never be up and running on your personal computer. If unfortunately, it is already active on your operating system, make sure not to waste any time and conduct its complete removal. Doing so is paramount because this malware can easily lock a vast amount of data in a matter of minutes. In most instances, malware developers use ransomware applications to make illegal profits from unsuspecting Internet users. The scheme under which such programs work is quite simple; it encrypts your data and then demands a ransom in return for decryption services. If you wish to learn more about the inner workings of this malicious application, make sure to read the rest of this report. Also, you will find a few virtual security tips to help you keep your operating system secure. To help you delete SuddenTax Ransomware once and for all, we include a comprehensive removal guide. Read more »

DCRTR Ransomware appears to be a file-enciphering threat that utilizes AES and RSA encryption algorithms to damage user’s private files. Afterward, the malicious program should drop a ransom note claiming the files were encrypted “due to a security problem with” the PC. The same note should also ask to write the cyber criminals behind this malware via email and learn how much the user has to pay to get his data back. Whatever the price is, we do not think it would be wise to give them any money as there are no guarantees they will not scam you. If you do not believe the cyber criminals would hold on to their end of the deal too, we urge you not to take any chances and remove DCRTR Ransomware immediately. Users who feel up to the task can follow the steps available at the end of this report as they will show how to eliminate the malware manually. However, first, it might be wiser to read the rest of our article and get to know this threat better. Read more »