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Pulpy Ransomware is a malicious infection that enters your computer, and it wants nothing but your money. Users should never pay anything to this infection because then they would encourage the people behind it to continue their malicious practice. It can be quite discouraging to deal with this intruder because it can block file and program access. However, it is necessary to remove Pulpy Ransomware as soon as possible, so you could go back to using your computer as you are used to. You can terminate this infection with a licensed security tool, but do not hesitate to ask for assistance if necessary. Read more »

If you are wondering why you do not have access to your files, you must know that it could be an indication that a ransomware application is up and running on your operating system. One such program currently roams the web and is known as Decoder Ransomware. If you ever happen to encounter it, make sure to refrain from it at all costs as it exhibits malicious functionality. In most instances, ransomware programs are used by malware developers to make illegal profits from unsuspecting Internet users. The scheme that this malware follows is quite simple; upon intrusion, it locks your data and then asks for a payment in return for decryption services. To familiarize with intricate inner workings of this malware, make sure to read the rest of this article. We also include a few virtual security recommendations that will help you maintain a secure system at all times. Finally, below you will find a detailed removal guide, which you should use to delete Decoder Ransomware once and for all. Read more »

Bitcoin-x2 Ransowmare is an extremely malicious piece of software, which you should never have running on your PC. Unfortunately, quite a few users are manipulated into downloading and installing it because its developers advertise it as a tool that should help you multiply your Bitcoin. While that sounds great, you must know that it is a hoax, to put it lightly. As it turns out, having this program active could lead to devastating outcomes. You could lose the savings of your digital currency along with your data. That is so because this malware primarily functions as a file-encrypting application. Find out more about the devious functionality of this malicious program by reading our article in its entirety. Alongside such information, we present virtual security tips, which will help you maintain a fully secure operating system at all times. To help you delete Bitcoin-x2 Ransowmare, we provide an easy-to-follow removal guide below this report. Read more »

Malware researchers have come across a nasty malicious program called Cryptomaniac Ransomware in the middle of December, 2017. It seems that it has not become a popular threat up to this day, but the situation might change soon. Also, it does not mean that it is impossible to encounter this threat if it is unpopular. According to specialists working at anti-spyware-101.com, this infection is mainly distributed via spam emails. Users find either malicious links or malicious attachments in these spam emails. On top of that, it might slither onto computers without permission if unsafe RDP access credentials are used. Finally, it might be possible to download this threat directly from some kind of website containing tons of free software. Of course, Cryptomaniac Ransomware acts the same in all the cases. That is, it encrypts users’ personal files right away. There is only one reason it has been programmed to perform this only activity on victims’ computers – cyber criminals want your money. You should not give them the reason to continue developing new threats, i.e. you should not transfer money to them. Make sure you erase the ransomware infection from your computer too because it seems that it can erase randomly-picked encrypted files making them gone forever. On top of that, we are sure it will not miss an opportunity to lock more files on your computer if you open its launcher accidentally and it starts working again. Read more »

Ransomware programs are extremely popular nowadays since their developers craft them to make illegal profits from unsuspecting Internet users. One such program goes by the name of Uridzu Ransomware and is currently roaming the web. If you ever happen to encounter it while browsing the Internet, make sure to refrain from it at all costs. It is crucial to do so because this devious piece of software is designed to lock data on the affected computer in no time at all. As you can imagine, having such intrusive program active on your PC could lead to devastating outcomes. To help you understand how this ransomware functions, we provide in-depth information about it in our report. Additionally, we include a few virtual security recommendations, which will help you maintain a secure operating system at all times. Below, you will also find a comprehensive removal guide that you should use to delete Uridzu Ransomware without encountering any major problems. Read more »

If you still have time, you need to strengthen your system’s protection as soon as possible against a newly discovered infection, Cyclone Ransomware. If it has already slithered in and encrypted your files, we hope that your personal files were backed up in time because if they were not, most likely, they are now lost. Although the infection does not remove them, it encrypts them, and that is just as bad because decrypting them can be impossible. Of course, the cyber crook who has created this malware should have a decryption key, but there is no reason why they would give it to you. Naturally, you are asked a ransom in return for this key, but trusting malware operators is extremely risky, and it would be very surprising if you got the key after paying the ransom. Needless to say, Anti-Spyware-101.com research team does not recommend taking any risks when it comes to your savings. All in all, regardless of how you proceed, you must delete Cyclone Ransomware, and that is discussed thoroughly in this report. Read more »

If it suddenly becomes impossible to access almost all files (e.g. pictures, documents, videos, and more) and they have a Unicode symbol, Zlocker Ransomware must have infiltrated your computer. It is not very easy to say how this threat enters computers because it has not become a prevalent infection yet; however, we are sure you have not given it permission to enter your computer. Ransomware infections are one of those threats that try to infiltrate computers unnoticed; however, they do not perform their activities in the background once they successfully enter systems. As a consequence, users soon find out about the entrance of the ransomware infection. The entrance of Zlocker Ransomware does not go unnoticed too because it encrypts victims’ files right away and, additionally, drops a ransom note in a .txt format. There is a bunch of similar threats that act the same, but you can be sure that Zlocker Ransomware is the one that has infiltrated your computer and locked your files if you see a Unicode character appended to all files you can no longer open. Delete this threat from your system if you are sure it is the one responsible for locking your files so that it could not encrypt your data in the future again. If you feel that you need some help with the removal of this crypto-threat, you should use our manual removal guide (you will find it below this article). It will be easy to clean the system if you follow it step-by-step. Read more »