Author Archives: Sarah Stewart - Page 46

Desucrypt Ransomware is a malicious file-encrypting application that appends .[rememberggg@tutanota.com].DEUSCRYPT extension to all of its enciphered files, e.g., sunset.jpg.[rememberggg@tutanota.com].DEUSCRYPT. If your files have this extension, you most likely encountered this malware. The good news is, it appears to be some computer security specialists managed to create a decryption tool allowing to decipher the threat’s affected files; all you have to do is find it on the Internet. Therefore, if you were considering paying the ransom, we would advise you to try the free decryption tool first. Also, users should understand that paying the ransom does not guarantee the cyber criminals behind Desucrypt Ransomware will keep up with their promises. Consequently, our researchers at Anti-spyware-101.com advise not to put up with any demands and erase the malware with the instructions available below this report or a legitimate antimalware tool. Read more »

Longtermmemoryloss Ransomware is one more devious application that is currently roaming the web. Make sure to do everything in your power to keep your computer free of this malware. Doing so is critical because this invasive piece of software might act maliciously. It could lock a vast quantity of data stored on your operating system without any notification or authorization. Because of such devious functionality, you could have to face devastating outcomes, especially if you use your computer for work. Since most users infect their system with dangerous programs because they lack knowledge regarding virtual security, in this report, we present a few recommendations that will help you maintain a clean and secure system at all times. Also, we provide further information about the inner workings of this devious application. Finally, we include a detailed removal guide that you should use to delete Longtermmemoryloss Ransomware in just a few simple steps. Read more »

The recent popularity of ransomware programs does not seem to be stopping anytime soon. Thus, it is not surprising that our researchers have discovered a new malware of this classification, which goes by the name of Instalador Ransomware. It should be self-evident that you must refrain from it at all times. If you are not familiar with ransomware applications, you need to know that they are defined by their ability to lock tremendous amounts data on the affected computer whether you like that or not. Such intrusive programs are primarily used to make illegal profits from naive Internet users. To understand how the devious scheme works, make sure to read the rest of our article as we present information gather by our researchers. Furthermore, we provide a few virtual security tips along with a comprehensive removal guide that you should use to delete Instalador Ransomware once and for all. Read more »

LazagneCrypt is a .NET-based ransomware infection that fails to encrypt files. The LazagneCrypt ransomware used to be capable of affecting files, but currently it crashes without affecting targeted file types. As soon as this threat is noticed on the computer, it should be removed from the computer for good. Moreover, the system should be shielded from malware so that no damage is caused to the system and the files stored on the computer. Read more »

MoneroPay Ransomware, which is also sometimes referred to as SpriteCoin Ransomware, is a nasty malicious application that is distributed as a cryptocurrency miner. Specifically speaking, it is promoted as a tool for mining SpriteCoin, a digital currency that does not even exist. Because of this, it is not at all surprising that some users themselves allow the ransomware infection to enter their systems. If you have also installed MoneroPay Ransomware expecting that it will help you to earn some money, remove it immediately because it does not act as the miner and will never become a useful piece of software. It is only distributed by cyber crooks to extract money from users more easily. If you have already encountered this threat, do not even think about sending money to malicious software developers. You should primarily focus on the MoneroPay Ransomware removal. If you do not erase it from your system, it will continue working on your computer. Restarting the computer is not an effective solution to the problem in this case because it is one of these ransomware infections that create entries in the system registry to be able to start working automatically when the Windows OS launches. It means that you will disable it only by removing all malicious components from the system. We will help you to delete the ransomware infection (you will find more about its removal if you read the last paragraph), but we cannot promise that you could unlock your encrypted personal files because free decryption software does not exist and transferring money to cyber criminals is a nonsense. Read more »