What is Noblis Ransomware?
Noblis Ransomware has nothing to do with being "noble"; in fact, this new dangerous threat can encrypt your files in a short time and render them useless. Of course, this ransomware is all about money, in particular, your money. You are given one day to pay the demanded ransom fee; or else, your files will remain inaccessible to you. However, our malware specialists at anti-spyware-101.com say that this ransomware seems to be still in development. Therefore, this version may not spread as widely as if it were finished. Still, it is important for us to inform you about our findings regarding this first version since it can destroy your files without the possibility of actually decrypting them. It is definitely no use paying the ransom fee because the address used in this version does not even work so it would be a total waste; not that it would be much help even if it worked. You should know that cyber criminals rarely deliver the decryption key or tool even after victims pay. We recommend that you remove Noblis Ransomware right away.
Where does Noblis Ransomware come from?
The most likely way to get infected with this dangerous threat is via spam e-mails. This ransomware infection may be delivered to your computer in a spam mail as an attachment. This attached file could look like an image or a text document. This spam may seem legitimate and important for you, and this is why victims actually open it. You may think or believe that this mail comes from the local authorities, your Internet provider, your bank, or any publicly known company, such as American Airlines, AOL, etc. The subject usually refers to an unpaid invoice or a problematic booking of some sort. Even if you do not remember any recent booking or an outstanding invoice, it is likely that you would want to see this mail to clear the air.
However, opening this spam usually leads to opening the attachment as well since otherwise you would not be much wiser. Unfortunately, after executing this malicious attachment, you can say goodbye to your personal files since this is when you activate this severe threat. Remember that there is no way yet for you to delete Noblis Ransomware without losing your files. Prevention is the key to avoid such threats landing on your computer. If you do not seem to be able to protect your computer yourself, this may be the time to think about installing a professional anti-malware program.
How does Noblis Ransomware work?
This ransomware program uses the AES algorithm to attack your important files. You may lose all your photos, documents, databases, and archives to encryption. All the affected files get a ".noblis" extension. A text file is created on your desktop called "key.txt" containing a 32 character key, which is not the decryption key but could be a sort of encoded identifier as our malware specialist say. Once the damage is done, a ransom note application window opens with a flashing "YOUR FILES HAVE BEEN ENCRYPTED!" message. Interestingly enough, the rest of the note is in Spanish language, which leads us to believe that this ransomware mainly targets Spanish speakers.
Although this ransom note contains a Bitcoin address to transfer the ransom fee to, we have found that this is not a real BTC address. This is one of the main signs that this version is still in development. The amount these crooks demand is 1 BTC (around 15,000 USD right now) but we believe that this will also change as soon as the finished version hits the web since no private user would ever pay this much for some old photos and documents. We advise you to remove Noblis Ransomware immediately if you want to restore your computer.
How do I delete Noblis Ransomware?
As a matter of fact, the only way for you now to get your files back is to have a recent backup saved and stored on a removable hard disk. But before you rush to copy your cleans files back, we suggest that you eliminate Noblis Ransomware from your computer. First of all, you need to close the ransom note application window by pressing the "X" in the corner. We must add that this may not work with the finished ransomware. In any case, once you kill the malicious process, you can delete the related files. Please use our instructions below if you want to do this yourself. For perfect protection, you may want to start using a reliable anti-malware program like SpyHunter that can automatically defend your system against all known threats.
Remove Noblis Ransomware from Windows
- Close the ransom note window.
- Press Win+E.
- Locate the malicious executable file and delete it.
- Delete the "key.txt" file from your desktop.
- Empty your Recycle Bin.
- Restart your computer.
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