Anti-spyware 101

Do you think that v315 Ransomware is just a ridiculous little infection that was created by an amateur cybercriminal? Well, if this malware slithered into your Windows operating system and encrypted your personal files, your demeanor would quickly change. Even if this malware were to be controlled by a complete amateur, there is no doubt that it can do great damage to one’s files. The encryptor that the cybercriminals behind this malware are using is lethal, and once files are encrypted, there is nothing you can do to restore them back. Unfortunately, this lends a hand to the attackers because they can be more successful at extorting money. If you keep reading our report, you will learn how the malicious infection spreads and what it was created for. You will also learn how to delete v315 Ransomware from your Windows operating system and how to keep it safe against other threats in the future. Read more »

Did Vpsh Ransomware invade your system and encrypt your personal files? If that has happened, you have three problems on your hands. First of all, your files were encrypted, and now they are unreadable. Second, you have malware inside your system, and it is imperative that you remove it as quickly as possible. Third, it is evident that your operating system does not have reliable protection because malware has invaded, and you need to do something about that too. Hopefully, our Anti-Spyware-101.com research team can help you solve these problems, and you might find solutions in this report. If you continue to feel lost or stuck, do not hesitate to contact us. The comments section is open, and you can add any questions and share any concerns. Our goal is to help you delete Vpsh Ransomware, and so we are at your service. Read more »

Banjo Ransomware could have been executed without your knowledge. However, you could have executed it yourself too. Cybercriminals behind ransomware are often using spam emails and inconspicuous downloaders to introduce Windows users to the malicious launchers. Of course, that is done covertly, and to trick targets into clicking on file attachments or running a bundled installer, they usually offer something impossible to ignore. So, for example, the misleading spam email could suggest that the attached document contains a discount code, and the downloader might suggest that it contains a free installer of an otherwise expensive piece of software. Whatever tricks have been used to launch this malware on your operating system, your personal files must have been encrypted. So, how do you decrypt them? Unfortunately, that might be impossible to do. Even if that is the case, you still need to remove Banjo Ransomware. Read more »

Agho Ransomware doesn’t sound like the best Christmas present out there, and trust us when we say, it isn’t it. This program is a malicious infection that has been created to push you into spending your money on a decryption key that should help you get your files back. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that these criminals would issue the decryption key in the first place. Hence, you need to remove Agho Ransomware right now, and then look for ways to restore your files individually. For more information, don’t hesitate to leave us a comment below this entry. Read more »