What is Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware?
There is one particular threat you need to be very careful about if you live in Brazil and use Windows, and it is called Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware. Anti-Spyware-101.com experts have recently analyzed this infection in the internal lab, and it was found that a password capable of restoring files exists and is available for free. If you want to apply it right away, follow the removal instructions available below. If you want to learn more about the infection, we strongly recommend that you continue reading this report. You will find information about the proliferation of this infection, and you will learn all about its activity. It is also important that you read this report so that you would gain more knowledge, and, hopefully, use it to protect yourself against malware in the future. Note that there are hundreds of ransomware threats out there – including BlackRuby Ransomware or dream_dealer@aol.com Ransomware – and so you need to think about the future as well. Right now, of course, you need to focus on deleting Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware.
How does Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware work?
How did you first learn that your operating system was infected by Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware? Did you scan your system, and the infection’s name was introduced to you? That is unlikely to be the case. It is more likely that you realized that this malware slithered in when a window representing the ransom demands in Portuguese was launched on your screen. The message is very simple: If you want to recover your files, you need to purchase a password for 0.05 Bitcoin. The ransom is requested in a crypto-currency because it is easier to stay anonymous while collecting it. Of course, our research team does not advise purchasing Bitcoins (around 400 US Dollars) and then transferring the payment to a special Bitcoin Address (15tGsTDLMztrxP1kCoKPBTaBgv1xCKRtkY). If you transfer the money, you will never see it again. Unfortunately, you are unlikely to see the password either. You should never treat the promises of cyber criminals as anything serious because they make these promises only to make you act in a certain way. Do not be naive and do not expect for the decryption to happen.
Do you know which ones of your files were encrypted? According to our research team, they should have the “.qwerty” extension appended to their usual names, and you are likely to find these in Desktop, Music, Personal, Pictures, and Recent folders in the %USERPROFILE% directory. It appears that the threat can affect 200 different types of files, and so most of your personal files stored in these folders and subfolders within are likely to be encrypted. Normally, if files are encrypted, and their decryption is impossible, we would suggest removing them because they are turned into space-consuming junk. But, of course, in this case, you might be able to salvage them. Another option some users might have is using backups. Are your personal files backed up? If they are, Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware should not intimidate you. If the password does not work for you, hopefully, you can recover your files from backup. If backups do not exist, take a mental note that you need to take care of that. Needless to say, you should check and use backups only after you remove Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware and any other infection active on you operating system.
How to delete Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware
Was your operating system invaded by Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware? If it was, your files must be encrypted. At the time of research, a special password worked for all victims of this threat, and, hopefully, it will work for you too. Paying a ransom for the password is not recommended because that will ensure one thing only: The loss of money. After your files are recovered, you need to remove Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware as soon as possible. Manual removal might be feasible, but our research team recommends installing an anti-malware program. First of all, this program will automatically delete the ransomware along with other active threats. Second, it will protect your system. If the ransomware got in, your system must not be protected reliably, and so you need to take care of that. Note that this threat – as well as many others – can use spam emails, software bundles, corrupted links and sites, and other security backdoors to spread malware. If you do not want to invite malware in, you need full-time protection.
Removal Instructions
- Enter this password into the Digite o password field on the Aguarde window: Team Anonymous Brazil Ransomware unlock code
- Launch Windows Explorer by tapping keys Win+E.
- Enter these paths into the bar at the top one by one to find the malicious launcherfile:
- %USERPROFILE%\Desktop
- %USERPROFILE%\Downloads
- %TEMP%
- Delete the malicious launcher file.
- Empty Recycle Bin and then run a full system scan.
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