Anti-spyware 101

It is not your fault that you cannot access media and other valuable files. Most probably, Supermagnet@india.com Ransomware has entered the computer illegally and performed the encryption of data using the AES-256 cipher. There is no doubt that it is the one responsible for a bunch of locked files if your files now have a new filename extension .{Supermagnet@india.com} next to their original filename extensions (e.g. .jpg, .doc, and .pdf). Supermagnet@india.com Ransomware is a new member of the family using “india.com” in their emails, so, even though it is a new threat, it does not differ much from previously released ransomware infections (e.g. Help_you@india.com Ransomware, Melme@india.com Ransomware, and Ramachandra7@india.com Ransomware) belonging to this wide family. As in the case of those older threats, specialists at anti-spyware-101.com say that it is a really bad idea to keep Supermagnet@india.com Ransomware on the computer, so go to delete it the second you discover it on your system. Users who decide to ignore this problem might find their new files encrypted soon. On top of that, the ransom note it leaves for users could not be removed from Desktop since this computer infection creates an entry in the Run registry key so that it can launch automatically when the Windows OS loads up. As a consequence, the only way to disable it forever is to delete this threat fully from the computer. Read more »

Anti-Spyware-101.com malware analysts warn about a new threat, Osiris Ransomware. This infection is a new variant of the Locky Ransomware, and it is most likely that it was created by the developer of this infamous threat. There are more similarities than there are differences, and we discuss all them in this report. Needless to say, deleting Osiris Ransomware is the top priority; however, you should not rush into it without knowing as much about this threat as possible. Unfortunately, you will not recover your files by removing this threat – and it can encrypt your files using complex algorithms – but that does not mean that all hope is lost. Most victims of this malicious threat will end up losing their files, but some might be able to restore at least some of them. If you believe you know everything about this threat, you can move to the last section of this report to learn about the elimination process. If you have a few minutes to spare, read this report to understand this infection better. Read more »

Malicious infections enter your computer when you expect it the least. RIP Ransomware is one of those programs that can successfully put a halt to your usual operations by encrypting your files. The main reason this program enters your computer is money. The criminals who created the program expect you to pay the ransom fee the moment you see the ransom note. Of course, you should refrain from doing that because the chances are it will not solve your problem. The sooner you remove RIP Ransomware from your computer, the better. And this is why we have come up with this description: to help you get rid of the infection. Read more »

Asn1 Ransomware is a dangerous malware threat that has just hit the web only recently. According to our malware experts at anti-spyware-101.com, this ransomware attack can be devastating with regard to your files. After this malware infection manages to crawl onto your system, it can encrypt virtually most of your files on your hard disk. This means that you will not be able to open or run them any longer until you decrypt them with specific software or a unique decryption key. It seems that, unfortunately, there is no free tool on the web yet that you could use to restore your files. So unless you have a recently saved backup of your files, it is quite likely that you can say goodbye to them because there is no guarantee that you will get any help from these cyber crooks even after you pay the ransom fee. In fact, we recommend that you act right away and remove Asn1 Ransomware from your operating system if you ever want to use your computer again. Please read on for more information on this vicious program and how you can protect your system from similar malicious attacks. Read more »