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Veracrypt Ransomware is a harmful application that was created to encrypt user’s data and later extort money for the decryption tools. It can lock your personal files such as photographs, documents, or videos. Plus, the malware might also encrypt third-party software. It means that all programs, which do not belong to Microsoft should stop working. Unfortunately, deleting Veracrypt Ransomware will not undo the damage that is already made. Still, keeping a malicious program on the system is not a good idea, so naturally, we advise you to get rid of it as soon as possible. If you want to try to remove it manually, you should slide below and check the instructions prepared by our researchers. Nonetheless, if the process seems a little complicated, users could use an antimalware tool to erase the malicious application. Read more »

Opencode@india.com Ransomware is a malicious application whose sole purpose is to encrypt the files on your computer and offer you to purchase the decryption tool to decrypt them. Removing this application is highly recommended because its “business model” is nothing short of an extortion scheme and it is obviously illegal. This particular ransomware is no different from hundreds of other computer infections, and it has multiple clones that come from the same developer. To find out more about it, we invite you to read this whole article. Read more »

Grand_car@aol.com Ransomware will severely affect your computer by encrypting your files. That is the main weapon of ransomware programs, and they use it quite well. Thus, quite a few individual and corporate victims of this and other similar infections often fall into despair and end up spending a lot of money in hopes of restoring their files. Computer security experts always encourage users to refrain from paying the ransom because that does not guarantee the problem will be solved. What you really have to do is remove Grand_car@aol.com Ransomware from the infected system, and then look for other ways to decrypt your files. Read more »

If your Windows operating system is vulnerable, Meldonii@india.com Ransomware might slither in very quickly. There are several different versions of this malicious threat floating around, and its distribution could be just as varied. Researchers working in the Anti-Spyware-101.com lab warn that this threat could easily hide within spam emails. The malicious installer could be represented to you as a document or image attachment, and the threat can be executed just by opening this attachment. Other methods of distribution could be used as well, so you have to be vigilant. Of course, if reliable security software is not employed to guard you, the ransomware could slither in without your notice. Once it does, it can corrupt all of your personal files. Obviously, this infection is most dangerous to those users who do not back up their files (e.g., in external drives), and, unfortunately, many users are still careless when it comes to the protection of their personal data. When the attack is performed, even removing Meldonii@india.com Ransomware will not help you get your files back. Read more »

The name of the Radxlove7@india.com Ransomware is directly linked to the demands of the cyber criminals who have created it. This ransomware was designed to encrypt your keys, and, when it does that, it introduces its victims to a TXT file that orders them to contact radxlove7@india.com or radix.love@aol.com. The latter email address is represented as an alternative one in those cases when users do not get a response by emailing the first one, but they both serve the same purpose. If you contact cyber crooks, they are likely to respond shortly with additional instructions pushing you to pay a ransom. The fee for the decryption of your files might be very big, and that is not the only reason why paying it is not what Anti-Spyware-101.com malware researchers recommend. If you are completely confused about this infection, and you do not know how to remove Radxlove7@india.com Ransomware, you should keep reading. Read more »

Alma Locker Ransomware is a dangerous ransomware program that will encrypt your files. The goal of each ransomware application out there is to earn money for its developers and owners. What we mean is that sometimes ransomware programs are available for sale: People actually buy these programs to infect innocent users and make some cash in such a nasty way. However, it does not mean you have to tolerate it. The sooner you remove Alma Locker Ransomware from your system, the better. You should not become yet another victim of these cyber criminals. Please scroll down to the bottom of this article for the manual removal instructions, and when you are done, safeguard your PC from similar harm. Read more »

Czech Ransomware is a new computer infection developed by cyber criminals to receive money from computer users. As the name of this ransomware suggests, it is targeted at those users who live in the Czech Republic; however, theoretically, it might slither onto your computer wherever you live. Do not worry; it will become immediately clear for you that a ransomware infection has sneaked onto the computer because a black screen with the text will cover your Desktop, meaning that you will no longer be able to access your Desktop. We understand how it is important for you to reach your programs and files, so we suggest getting rid of Czech Ransomware as soon as possible. It will not be very easy to eliminate it because this screen-locking window cannot be removed, and you will have to enter the Safe Mode (or Safe Mode with Networking). Let us help you do that – read this article attentively from beginning to end and then use our manual removal guide. Read more »

DetoxCrypto Ransomware is a release variant of PokemonGo Ransomware, but it has some slight differences that set it apart it from its predecessor. Our security experts suggest that you remove this before it encrypts your files because testing has shown that, currently, it does not work. Still, our researchers have analyzed it because it can spring into life at any time. It can infect your PC and say that your files have been encrypted, but will not encrypt any files. Yet, it is set to offer you to purchase a decryption key for a substantial sum of money. Please continue reading to learn more. Read more »

Purge Ransomware is a threat that encrypts user’s private data after opening an infected file, which could be downloaded from malicious file-sharing web pages or Spam emails. The ones who created the malware demand their victims to contact them via powerbase@tutanota.com email address and pay the ransom in seven days. The ransom note even says that the more you wait, “the higher the payment gets.” By saying so, the cyber criminals are probably trying to scare users into paying the money. However, we advise you not to give in to this pressure. The best course of action is to read the article and learn more about the malware before deciding what to do. On the other hand, if paying the ransom is not an option to you, we advise you to erase the threat with the removal instructions below the text. Read more »

Smrss32 Ransomware is a dangerous ransomware infection that seems to be all over the place. It encrypts a whooping 6,674 file types, so one would think that with this infection on-board, the affected computer could be rendered inoperable. However, the program still leaves the basic system files because it still needs to extort your money out of you, right? Before that happens, you have to close all the notifications delivered by this infection, and then look for other potential intruders. Malicious programs seldom travel on their own, so you have to do everything in your power to protect your system from a severe infection that never ends. Read more »