What is Vpsh Ransomware?
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.
How does Vpsh Ransomware work?
Vpsh Ransomware, most likely, found a way into your system via a simple spam email. Do you remember receiving a strange message about a package delivery, a booked flight, a coupon code, or anything alike quite recently? Did you click a link or, most likely, opened a file attached to the email? If you did, perhaps you executed the malicious Vpsh Ransomware without even realizing it. Cybercriminals use other methods of ransomware distribution as well, as these might involve bundled downloaders, third-party malware, RDP vulnerabilities, social engineering scams, etc. None of this is new, and even the ransomware itself is not new. It is just another clone of STOP Ransomware, just like Agho Ransomware, Sglh Ransomware, Lisp Ransomware, and hundreds of other threats alike. When these threats invade systems, they always encrypt personal files, and they also always attach unique extensions to their names. These extensions dictate the names of the threats themselves. For example, the Vpsh variant attaches the “.vpsh” extension.
So, what is the purpose of Vpsh Ransomware? Cybercriminals created this malware so that it would encrypt files. That is done so that cybercriminals could offer a decryptor. Of course, they demand money in return for it. The “_readme.txt” file is dropped after encryption, and the message inside claims that if you act within three days, the ransom is $490. After the three days, the ransom goes up to $980. Regardless of which sum you pay, you are unlikely to be provided with a decryptor. Before you can pay the ransom, you are also instructed to email helpmanager@mail.ch or restoremanager@airmail.cc, but note that that is very dangerous to do. Can you email the attackers to plead with them? You should not. If you can, replace the files with backup copies. Do that after you remove Vpsh Ransomware, of course. If replacement is not possible, try using the free ‘STOP Decryptor.’ We cannot know if this tool will work for you, but it is better than obeying cybercriminals or leaving your files encrypted.
How to delete Vpsh Ransomware
Unfortunately, victims of ransomware are often left with lasting consequences, which is why preventing the invasion of malware is crucial. You can try removing Vpsh Ransomware manually, but that will not make your system any stronger from a security standpoint. If you want full-time protection, you need the assistance of legitimate anti-malware software. While it is primarily built to secure systems and delete malware before it is executed, it also can clean your system from already active threats. That means that it can automatically delete Vpsh Ransomware. This is why we strongly advocate for implementing anti-malware software. All in all, regardless of which method you choose to follow, make sure you erase malware. If you are struggling, leave a comment below, and we will come to your help as soon as possible.
Removal Guide
- Simultaneously tap Windows+E keys.
- In File Explorer’s quick access field, enter %HOMEDRIVE%.
- Delete the folder named SystemID (with PersonalID.txt inside).
- Delete the ransom note file named _readme.txt.
- Enter %LOCALAPPDATA% into the quick access field.
- Delete the malicious {random 36 characters name} folder.
- Exit File Explorer and then Empty Recycle Bin.
- Employ a malware scanner to examine the system for leftovers.
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