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You must take immediate measure if you ever find an application entitled CryptoCat Ransomware active on your personal computer. It is critical to remove it from your personal computer since it exhibits extremely dangerous features. This is not surprising since ransomware programs are infamous for their ability to lock your personal files without any authorization or notification. It is important to be aware of this malware as having it on your personal computer could have devastating outcomes, to put it mildly. To find out more about CryptoCat Ransomware and how to protect your operating system from it make sure to read our full report. Also, we presented a comprehensive removal guide that will allow you to remove this malicious program once and for all in the easiest way possible. Read more »

Donald Trump Ransomware is a sorry excuse of a ransomware program that barges into your computer and says it can encrypt your files. The program cannot do that, so there is no need to panic when this application pops up into your screen. Nevertheless, you should still be concerned about your computer’s security because there might be more unwanted applications on-board. When you remove Donald Trump Ransomware for good, make sure you run a full system scan with a powerful antispyware tool. You need to locate and delete all the potential threats because if you leave them, you may face severe computer security issues in the future. Read more »

Taka Ransomware is a new malware threat that can make you feel sorry if you have not made a backup copy of your files recently on a portable drive or that you have not defended your computer with a decent anti-malware application. This ransomware can encrypt all your important files, including your documents, photos, videos, and more, which means they will be kept hostage until you transfer the ransom fee. The biggest nightmare is not even paying these criminals the wanted fee, but the experience that shows that they may not deliver the necessary private key for you to be able to recover your files. In other words, unfortunately, there is a chance that not only will you lose money but also all your files in this malicious attack. This makes this ransomware a major hit against your computer, which you should not take lightly at all. We do not think that you want to support cyber criminals to be able to go on committing online crimes, but it is, of course, understandable if you may not see any other way out of this terrible situation. Read more »

Our security experts have recently analyzed and tested a ransomware-type program called Voldemort Ransomware. You must remove it because it is a dangerous computer infection, designed to encrypt your files and demand money to decrypt them. Fortunately, and similarly to Cyber Splitter Vbs Ransomware, it does not work and will not encrypt any files, but if it did work, then you would be in a lot of trouble. This ransomware is still being distributed irrespective of the fact that it does not work and its executable may be dropped on your PC secretly. Read more »

Cyber Splitter Vbs Ransomware could soon become a dangerous threat to your computer, namely to your most precious personal files; however, it seems that the latest version fails to do as it claims. In other words, our malware researchers at anti-spyware-101.com say that this ransomware does not actually encrypt your files. Therefore, it should not pose a real threat to your system for the time being. Still, there could be inexperienced computer users who may take the ransom note seriously and rush to pay the fee to recover their files. We suggest that you remove Cyber Splitter Vbs Ransomware immediately after you realize its presence. Unfortunately, it is quite possible that this will change and the authors will launch a new version that will actually work and encrypt your files with an impossible-to-decrypt algorithm. This is why we would like to share with you what we have found out about this malware infection so that you can prevent similar ones from slithering onto your system. Read more »

Security researchers have recently discovered a ransomware that has been dubbed Restore@protonmail.ch Ransomware. This particular application is designed to encrypt most of the files on your computer and demand that you pay a ransom in the form of purchasing the decryption key from its developer. It is recommended that you remove it instead because our researchers say that this program does not save the private key, so it probably impossible to decrypt the files. For more information, we kindly invite you to read this whole description. Read more »

Razy 5.0 Ransomware was discovered some time ago by specialists focusing on the detection, research, and analysis of malware. This infection might seem to be slightly different if compared to other ransomware infections, including CryptoCat Ransomware, DevNightmare Ransomware, and Locklock Ransomware; however, it is not very true. Yes, Razy 5.0 Ransomware might have distinctive features, for example, it does not store the encryption key anywhere, but it also seeks to extort money like all the aforementioned threats. At the time of writing, it is impossible to pay money for cyber criminals who have developed Razy 5.0 Ransomware, so they will not be able to obtain money from users unless they fix the ransomware infection they have released. Researchers working at anti-spyware-101.com do not recommend transferring money cyber criminals require because users often do not get anything from cyber criminals. In other words, cyber criminals take money from them but do not give the decryption tool in exchange. Of course, purchasing the decryptor from cyber crooks might be the only way to decrypt files, but researchers working at anti-spyware-101.com still do not think that paying money for them is a good idea. Read more »

Fabiansomware is a new variant in the so-called Apocalypse Ransomware family that has been giving birth to at least half a dozen offspring since May, 2016, when it first emerged. If you find out that your computer has been hit by this ransomware, we may have good news for you. As a matter of fact, this is the kind of ransomware threat that can be hacked quite easily and malware hunters come out with the latest decryption tools soon after a new variant hits the web. This must have upset the authors of this malicious threat, who named their new variant after a Twitter user who shares system security advice and decryption tools through his account. Although this threat may not be the most dangerous ransomware there is, because of the number of variants and new ones emerging, it could be a bit difficult to identify exactly what you have been attacked by, which is essential when it comes to using the right decryption software. Failing to do so can result in your files staying encrypted and inaccessible until you find the right tool. Read more »

FSociety Ransomware is a threat that seems to be created by the fans of Mr. Robot, which is a popular TV show. Like other ransomware infections, this threat finds a way to enter the computer secretly and then it locks such personal files as music, pictures, documents, video, and other valuable files. It is very likely that it locks all these files to be able to get easy money from users. Even though FSociety Ransomware does not differ much from other ransomware infections the way it acts, e.g. BlackFeather Ransomware, HDD Encrypt Ransomware, and Petya Ransomware, it is still different in a sense that it does not work very well. For example, it has been found that it does not leave any message for the user. The only thing you will notice if this infection really enters your PC is that it is impossible to access the most important files. Also, they will have a different filename extension. As FSociety Ransomware does not create any message explaining what to do and what cyber criminals behind FSociety Ransomware expect from you, you will not be offered to buy the decryption tool either. Read more »

If you are not allowed to open your files, and they all have the new extension .centrumfr@india.com!!, it is very likely that Centrumfr@india.com Ransomware, which is a dangerous threat, has entered your computer without permission. Centrumfr@india.com Ransomware is a file-encrypting threat that locks files to get money from users. Even though this threat leaves a .txt file (How to decrypt.txt or CryptoLocker.txt) on Desktop after it finishes encrypting files, you will not be told that the decryption tool costs money immediately. In fact, unlike other ransomware infections, Centrumfr@india.com Ransomware does not provide much information after the encryption of files. Of course, you will find out sooner or later that cyber criminals expect you to transfer money for the decryptor. You should not do that, and we will explain to you why we think so further in this article. Continue reading! Read more »