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If your files were encrypted by Hidden-Peach Ransomware, you have faced the upgraded version of this malicious infection. The version analyzed by our Anti-Spyware-101.com malware researchers was not yet capable of encrypting personal files. In fact, this version of the threat only encrypted the files found in one specific folder that the ransomware created itself. Obviously, the infection is still in development, and its creator might come up with a version that is capable of successfully encrypting your files and demanding a huge ransom from you. If that has happened already, read this report before you make any uninformed decisions. Obviously, at the end of it all, removing Hidden-Peach Ransomware is crucial, but you might have to make a few important decisions before you eliminate this threat. The good news is that deleting this ransomware is quite easy. The bad news is that you might lose your personal files in the process. Also, other threats might be active on your operating system, and you might have to erase them as well. Read more »

KillDisk Ransomware is a malicious computer infection that can successfully wipe out your files, depending on which version of the program enters your system. This is not a random freeware application that you could ignore. The program will be very straight about what it wants from you, and it is obvious that such infections want your money. Computer security experts discourage users from paying the ransom fees because that might not solve anything. When you get infected with KillDisk Ransomware, your best option is to remove this program from your system for good with a licensed antispyware tool because manual removal may not help much. Read more »

DeriaLock Ransomware is a malware that can get onto your computer if you open a malicious email attachment because that is how is known of being distributed. There is no question that you need to remove it from your PC as soon as possible because it will encrypt your files, and put your PC under lock, so you will not be able to use it. It will also block Task Manager so that you would not close this ransomware’s process. There is a lot going on with it, and its functionality deserves a more in-depth look. So let us begin. Read more »

A malicious application called Aes256 Ransomware is known to be roaming the web. This malware was first noticed on the 16th of December 2016; thus, it is not extremely popular as of now. Despite that, it is crucial to avoid this it because it functions like any other application that has been classified as ransomware. Like any of its counterparts, it is fully capable locking your personal data without any authorization. It goes without saying that such functionality should never be taken for granted as you might lose a large number of personal files. To find out more about this malware's functionality and to understand why its complete removal is critical, make sure to read the rest of our report. We also provide a detailed removal guide that will allow you to remove Aes256 Ransomware without encountering any major problems. Read more »

Ransomware is a malicious application created to obtain money from people. CryptoLockerEU Ransomware falls into this category too because it has all the features of a typical ransomware infection. First of all, it illegally sneaks onto computers. Second, it starts encrypting users’ files after the successful infiltration, and, third, it leaves a ransom note for users on Desktop after finishing its job. Since CryptoLockerEU Ransomware is a Russian ransomware, people living in other countries might see a jumble of letters rather than the informative message explaining how to decrypt files due to character encoding. Do not worry if you are one of these users who see such a distorted message because it only tells users that they have to pay a certain amount of money in Bitcoins to get a private key and special software for decrypting files. As you might suspect, specialists are strictly against making payment to cyber criminals because getting what they want from people is a stimulus for them to continue their job. Also, unfortunately, there are no guarantees that personal files encrypted by CryptoLockerEU Ransomware could be unlocked after sending money. The developer of malware rarely keeps its word. Read more »

Cryptolocker3 Ransomware is a malicious application that you might receive while opening suspicious files. Further in the article, we will explain to you not only how this infection could enter the system, but also how it may affect data on the infected computer. What’s more, since our researchers advise removing the malware, we will provide you with manual deletion instructions too. Thus, if you came here only to learn how to get rid of Cryptolocker3 Ransomware, you can slide below and follow our recommended steps. Erasing the threat will not restore files that could have been encrypted by the malicious application, but it is important to do so if you want to keep the computer clean and secure. Read more »

Ransomware programs are extremely common nowadays so being aware of them is crucial if you wish to keep your system safe and secure. A recently discovered application of this classifications goes by the name of ihurricane@sigaint.org Ransomware. Just like its counterparts, this malware must not be taken for granted since its functionality could have devastating outcomes, to say the least. Upon intrusion it will silently and without any authorization lock your personal files. To avoid all of this and to have a fully secure system at all times, you must take preventative steps to improve your overall virtual security. In this article, we present further information regarding this intrusive application's inner workings that will make you realize why it should be removed as soon as possible. To completely delete ihurricane@sigaint.org Ransomware without encountering any major problems, make sure to use our comprehensive removal guide that we provide below. Read more »

BadEncript Ransomware is a new malicious threat that may infiltrate your operating system and take some of your beloved files hostage. Just like in the case of all its predecessors in this “silent but deadly” category, including Asn1 Ransomware, Hackerman Ransomware, and Clock.Win32 Ransomware, this malware infection is also about extorting money from its victims in return for alleged file recovery. However, quite sadly, this recovery rarely becomes reality. Most users fail to get anything for their money. We cannot claim that this ransomware never delivers as promised, but there is another factor you should consider before paying the ransom fee: If you support cyber criminals, they can go on with their online crimes. Another possibility is that while you organize the money transfer, these criminals may need to shut down their server, which would result in your losing the chance to decrypt your files. All in all, our malware specialists at Anti-Spyware-101.com believe that it is best if you remove BadEncript Ransomware from your system immediately after noticing it. Read more »

Manifestus Ransomware can show you a fake system warning to get itself time to encrypt your personal data (e.g. photos, pictures, documents, and so on). As usual for such malicious applications once this infection finishes the encryption process it displays a message from its creators. Based on the shown note it looks like the cyber criminals want users to pay a ransom of 0.2 BTC in exchange for a unique decryption key. While they might sound reassuring, in reality, there are no guarantees the malware’s creators will send you the decryption key as it might not even exist. Therefore, we would advise you not to waste your money and restore encrypted data yourself while using copies placed on external hard drives or other storages. Just before you connect any storage, delete Manifestus Ransomware with the instruction available below or with a legitimate antimalware tool. Read more »

Guster Ransomware is a harmful malicious application that works just like other ransomware infections in order to extort money from people. As research has shown, it is another threat based on the engine of HiddenTear, which is known to be an open-source ransomware infection. Since it is based on the engine of this ransomware, it is clear that it uses the AES-256 encryption algorithm. It is a strong cipher used to lock users’ personal files stored on the computer. Files are not the only ones that will be locked if this ransomware infection sneaks onto the computer. This computer infection also opens a screen-locking window with a threatening message right after the successful entrance. You will see a flashing message there and a spinning skull at the bottom of the window. On top of that, the first sentence of the ransom note left to users will be played as spoken words. As can be seen, it does not try to hide the fact that it is already inside the computer, so it should not take long to realize that Guster Ransomware is the one performing activities on your system. Read more »