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Even though Venis Ransomware is not as popular as quite a few of its counterparts, you should keep in mind that it is still extremely dangerous to have it fully up and running on your operating system. Just like any other malicious program of this category the one in question could lock your personal data without any warning or authorization. It goes without saying that such functionality could have devastating outcomes. If you ever happen to find this devious piece of software fully active on your computer, do not hesitate to execute its thorough removal as it is your best bet to limit the potential data loss; make sure to use the detailed instructions that we present below to terminate it without encountering any major problems. In this report, we provide further information regarding the malicious functionality of this ransomware along with a few virtual security tips that should allow you to avoid this or any other devious and dangerous programs. Read more »

Encryptile Ransomware is a recently created threat that targets both private and program data. The infection might enter the system after launching a suspicious file and encrypt all photos, documents, and other personal files. Also, if some of your programs cannot be opened that is probably because the malicious program locked their files as well. Since the infection manages to encrypt a wide range of file types, it might do a lot of harm to the user. As a consequence, deleting the malware manually is quite complicated too. The good news is that our specialists found a way to eliminate Encryptile Ransomware and if you want to learn how to delete the malicious application too, you should take a look at the instructions available at the end of the article. Read more »

Screenlocker Hacking18, according to Anti-Spyware-101.com research team, is an infection that is still being developed. Of course, by the time you are reading this, the situation might have changed already, and the malicious infection might have gained more features. Unfortunately, it is difficult to predict how this malware could be enhanced, but we have to consider all possibilities. At the time of research, the main feature of this infection is the locking of the Desktop. That is done using a notification that covers the entire screen, and that is what protects the infection from being deleted. Luckily, there is a way to unlock your PC and remove Screenlocker Hacking18. Needless to say, there is no time to dilly dally. If you wait, the infection could be updated, and you might experience much worse consequences. Read the report carefully, and, if any questions come up, use the comments section below to communicate with us. Read more »

Jack.Pot Ransomware is a malicious infection that is still in its developmental stage. It means that the program does not spread actively, and only a handful of users have been infected with it so far. Nevertheless, you should know more about the infection, in the case, it eventually grows into something bigger.

Since the program does not seem to be completed yet, it is hard to tell whether it will be possible to decrypt the affected files. However, it is always possible to restore the affected files by transferring healthy copies of the files from your backup drive. Therefore, there is always a way out of this situation, and the most important thing is to not panic. Read more »

Fileice Ransomware is a strange infection. Although, at the moment, it only displays an annoying window that can be closed very easily, our research team warns that it has the potential to act like most ransomware infections that we have reviewed on this site. Anti-Spyware-101.com malware experts warn that this threat might be able to encrypt files and demand a ransom from you, which, of course, would be terrible. You already need to protect your operating system from Princess Locker Ransomware, Exotic Ransomware, APT Ransomware, and many other infections alike, so you do not need another threat hanging over your head. Hopefully, you have faced the “harmless” version of this ransomware, and you have time to reinforce Windows protection to ensure that your personal files evade harm. Obviously, there is no time to waste, and you need to remove Fileice Ransomware from your computer immediately. Read this report to learn everything about this malware, as well as its elimination. Read more »

Sometimes programs look more dangerous than they really are, and Screenlocker Cuzimvirus is one of such applications. Our security experts say that this program is a Trojan that tries to look like a genuine ransomware application. However, the program does not work properly. While that is a shame for its creators, it is a piece of good news for us because it means we will be able to remove Screenlocker Cuzimvirus without much difficulty. Read more »

Click Me Ransomware is a computer infection that can encrypt personal files it finds stored on the computer. Even though it does not lock files these days, it might be fixed in the future and start doing that. Therefore, users who will read this article in the future might find slightly inaccurate information in this article. No matter you encounter a version that encrypts files or not, it will open a window with a fake game once it enters the computer. This is a silly game in which users have to catch a moving button Click Me and click on it. As it is clear now, Click Me Ransomware should be encrypting files it finds stored on the computer at that particular moment. Even though we have tested a version that does not encrypt files, there is no doubt that it has been developed to extort money from users by cyber criminals. Therefore, it would be best that you erase Click Me Ransomware from your computer no matter it has locked your files or not. If you have a version that does not work properly installed on your PC but make a decision not to do anything, you should know that you risk losing all your files in the future because they might all be encrypted after the update of the ransomware infection. Read more »

Ncrypt Ransomware is highly dangerous, highly malicious software that can infect your computer secretly and demand that you pay a ransom in Bitcoins to get the unique decryption key to decrypt your files, but we suggest that you remove it instead. Nevertheless, to enter this decryption key, you will need a specific application, but this application and the decryption key are in possession of their criminal developers. We want to stress that you might not get the things you were promised, so we do not recommend that you pay the ransom. However, at present, there is no way to decrypt your files for free. Read more »

Lock93 Ransomware is probably one of your worst nightmares. This program will slither into your computer behind your back, and it will lock your files. This file lock-up occurs because the folks behind this program aim at your money. Of course, the ransomware application cannot steal your money directly. It does not have the capability of logging your key strokes and leaking your banking logins, but if the users give their money away for the supposed decryption key, then it is practically no different from a robbery at gun-point. It is obvious that you need to remove Lock93 Ransomware from your computer to resume the normal daily operations. Read more »

Anti-Spyware-101.com research team warns about a new threat, Trickbot Virus. This is a banking Trojan that is likely to have been created by the same people who stood behind the already dismantled Dyre Trojan, also known as Dyreza Trojan. The loaders of both of these infections are practically identical, and they serve the same purpose. The differences between these infections are in the programming language (the new version was created using C++, and Dyre was created using C language) and programming interfaces (the new version uses Microsoft CryptoAPI). Other than that, both Trojans are very similar, which is why it is believed that they were developed by the same group of cyber criminals. As mentioned already, the new version of the infection is identified as a banking Trojan and, needless to say, it targets online banking accounts. Although, at the moment, this infection is localized in Australia, we do not dismiss the possibility that it will cross-over at some point in the future. Regardless of where you live, check if you need to remove Trickbot Virus, and implement security software to ensure protection against this malware. Read more »