What is Everbe 2.0 Ransomware?
It is easy to let Everbe 2.0 Ransomware in by making a simple mistake. This mistake could be opening a corrupted spam email attachment that is introduced to you using an incredibly believable message. You could also make the mistake of downloading the launcher of the ransomware by interacting with a malicious downloader/installer. These can be presented on unreliable file-sharing sites, as well as via pop-up scams. If you are fooled into letting the infection in, it wastes no time. First, it deletes shadow volume copies to make the recovery of files more complicated or even impossible. Some Windows users choose system-provided backups, but that is not what we recommend doing because cyber criminals have figured out how to affect internal backups. Instead, we recommend using online storage services or external drives. Hopefully, your personal files are already backed up externally, and the ransomware has no way of blackmailing you. Continue reading to learn more about this. We also show how to delete Everbe 2.0 Ransomware.
How does Everbe 2.0 Ransomware work?
As soon as the malicious Everbe 2.0 Ransomware deletes shadow volume copies, it moves on to encrypt files. Although it avoids system files to ensure that the computer does not crash and ruin the attack, the threat can encrypt all of your personal files, including .exe files of the downloaded applications. Because of this, you might be unable to open photos, documents, browsers, media players, and all kinds of other files. You do not need to go through every single file to see if it is corrupted. All you have to do is look for the “.[eV3rbe@rape.lol].eV3rbe” extension. The address in the square brackets belongs to cyber criminals, and they use it as the primary channel of communication, but we will discuss that later. The files are encrypted using the complicated RSA-2048 encryption algorithm, and that is why users are unlikely to be able to recover data themselves. The same could be said to the victims of Everbe Ransomware (or Everbe@airmail.cc Ransomware) as well. Everbe 2.0 Ransomware, of course, is a variant of this malicious infection.
The email address Everbe 2.0 Ransomware creator wants you to use for communication purposes is shown to you not only in the corrupted files’ extensions but the ransom message as well. This message is delivered via a file named “Readme if you want restore files.txt,” and you can find it everywhere. According to our Anti-Spyware-101.com research team, this file should be placed in every folder that holds files corrupted by the malicious ransomware. According to the message in the file, you can recover data by sending an email to eV3rbe@rape.lol or eV3rbe@tuta.io. The message also mentions a ransom, which clearly indicates that if you emailed the creator of Everbe 2.0 Ransomware, you would be asked to pay a price. Most likely, you would be offered a decryptor or a private key in return, but do not be fooled by the promises of cyber criminals. At the end of the day, you do not want to waste money on something that you would never see, do you?
How to delete Everbe 2.0 Ransomware
It might be extremely problematic for you to remove Everbe 2.0 Ransomware manually, and that is because the launcher of the file has a random name and could have been dropped anywhere. Of course, if you executed it yourself, you should be able to find it. But what if that is not possible? You could try using a malware scanner to help you find the infection, but we recommend installing an anti-malware program. Installing this program would be the best investment in your virtual security because it would automatically remove Everbe 2.0 Ransomware – and other threats if they exist – and it would also help you ensure full-time protection. Only if your operating system is protected will you be able to protect yourself against Trojans, keyloggers, adware, hijackers, and, of course, ransomware. Do you want to continue the discussion? Add your thoughts and questions in the comments area.
Removal Guide
- Delete the launcher file (its name and location vary).
- Delete the ransom note file, Readme if you want restore files.txt.
- Empty Recycle Bin.
- Install a legitimate and up-to-date malware scanner.
- Perform a full system scan, and if any leftovers are found, erase them ASAP.
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