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Jager Ransomware is an infection that you can get by opening suspicious email attachments. It can encrypt your personal files with the intention of asking you to pay money for the decryption key that you can get only from this ransomware’s developers. We urge you not to trust these developers and remove it using our guide or an anti-malware program. The truth is that you will probably not be able to get your files back unless someone creates a decryption tool specifically for this ransomware. However, you will at least be able to use your computer again. If you want to get more detailed information, please continue reading. Read more »

TowerWeb Ransomware is a screen-locking ransomware infection whose entrance means that users could no longer use their computers on a daily basis because the screen will be locked by a window in full screen containing the mask of the Guy Fawkes and the information explaining to users what has happened to their computers. TowerWeb Ransomware is definitely not a threat you can keep installed on your computer, no matter which of its versions you encounter, if you wish to unlock the system and use the computer normally again. Therefore, users who are sure that this threat has infiltrated their computers need to hurry to delete it. Believe us; the computer restart will not help you to get rid of it because this computer infection carries out significant modifications to be able to launch itself after the restart. We cannot promise you that it will be easy to get rid of this threat, but we are sure that it is the only solution to the problem. Read more »

Our research team has recently come across a malicious piece of software that is called PowerWare Ransomware. It goes without saying that if you ever happen to encounter it, you should avoid it at all costs. This is crucial since the ransomware in questions exhibits detrimental features; it is capable of locking your personal files; thus, making them inaccessible. To understand how this malicious program works, where it comes from, and how you can safeguard your personal computer from it make sure to read the rest of this article. If PowerWare Ransomware is ever found up and running on your computer, do not take any chances and delete it as soon as possible. Below we provide a comprehensive removal guide that will allow you to get rid of it in the most efficient way possible. Read more »

It is high time we discuss a malicious application called Tilde Ransomware, also referred to as Simple_Encoder Ransomware that you must remove as soon as possible. Nevertheless, once it has entered your PC — it is too late because it immediately encrypts all of the files on your hard drives and demands that you pay a ransom to decrypt your files. The cyber criminals behind this infection demand a hefty ransom, so paying it may not be an option for you. So read this article and come to your own conclusion. We have provided a guide at the end that will help you delete all of its malicious files to render your computer safe again. Read more »

NoobCrypt Ransomware is a threat that secretly enters computers and then starts acting the way it is programmed to. If this infection ever enters your computer, it will, first of all, encrypt all the files it finds on your computer. It has been noticed that it encrypts pictures, images, videos, music, and other kinds of files. In addition, it blocks the Registry Editor and the Task Manager to make it extremely hard to remove it. Despite the fact that it is not easy to delete this ransomware infection, you need to get rid of it in the near future because NoobCrypt Ransomware will not allow you to access Desktop and thus use your computer normally. Even if you could access Desktop, it would still be a must to delete the ransomware infection from the system as soon as possible because it is only a question of time when NoobCrypt Ransomware locks all new files you create. As this threat blocks system utilities and does not allow to access Desktop, it will not be easy to erase it from the system; however, we are sure that the information provided in this article will make it easier for you to get rid of this threat, so continue reading! Read more »

Users might encounter numerous of different Stampado Ransomware versions because the malware is currently being sold to cyber criminals. Apparently, whoever purchases it can customize the malicious program according to their needs, although there should be some similarities left among the different variants. So far the infection is not widely spread, and that is the main reason there is not much information about it yet. Still, it could become more popular in the future, so it is crucial to be aware of this possible threat. If your system was infected with Stampado Ransomware, we advise you all the more to read the article and learn about it. Our specialists at Anti-spyware-101.com also tested the malware and prepared a removal guide that you can find below the text. Read more »

The researchers say that Alpha Ransomware was created by the same developers who released Cerber Ransomware. This time, they ask users to pay 1.5 Bitcoins for the decryption tool. If you convert this sum to US dollars, it would be approximate $996 at the moment. Since the ransom is rather large and there are no reassurances, we do not recommend you to put up with these demands. Instead, we offer you to get rid of the malware manually. Thus, if you already made the decision, check the deletion instructions available below the article. Also, you can use a reliable security tool to erase Alpha Ransomware. As stated by the infection’s creators, antimalware software cannot recover encrypted data and while it is true it also true that if you had a reliable tool before you probably would not have to read this text. Read more »

Payfornature Ransomware might be a new variant of a similar infection called JohnyCryptor or other applications that add “@india.com” extensions on encrypted data. Our specialists at Anti-spyware-101.com warn users that the malicious application is dangerous since it can lock not only your personal data but also program files. It is important to mention that the malware should be removed as soon as possible because if you place new files on the computer they could also be encrypted once you restart the system. Therefore, you might be unable to use the computer normally until you erase the threat. To help you with the deletion part we are adding a removal guide below that will show you how to eliminate the malicious program manually. Read more »

Holycrypt Ransomware looks like an unfinished business; yet, if this ransomware attacks your system, you can probably say goodbye to all your files. Of course, if you are a security-minded computer user, you regularly make backups of your most important files, which would come in handy in this situation to be able to restore them. After managing to infiltrate your computer, it encrypts all your documents, photos, videos, music files, archives, and third-party program files in just a few seconds. This means that before you could realize what you have done by running this malicious file, your files become unusable, i.e., encrypted with a serious algorithm. The biggest problem and danger with this ransomware is that it does not give you a chance to transfer the ransom fee and buy the decryption key. We do not claim that otherwise these criminals would really keep their promise because experience shows that they rarely do. All traits surrounding this infection indicate that this could be a test run before the big hit. In any case, our malware specialists at anti-spyware-101.com suggest that you remove Holycrypt Ransomware immediately if you want to restore your machine. Read more »

VirLock Ransomware is a new computer infection that has started spreading on the web recently. The main goal of this threat is also to extort money from users; however, it differs from other ransomware infections that are popular these days, e.g. CryptoFinancial Ransomware, SATANA Ransomware, and CryptoRoger Ransomware in a sense that it uses different tactics to scare users into paying the money it requires. Even though the message it locks screens with is very convincing, you should not believe any word written in it because it is completely fake and is shown for users because cyber criminals who have developed VirLock Ransomware seek to get easy money. Even though we have convinced you to ignore the message you see on your screen, it is still a must to delete the ransomware from the system to be able to use the computer normally again. As it blocks system files and makes other modifications in the system registry, users will not be allowed to access the Start menu, Task Manager, and the Run command, which makes it extremely hard to delete VirLock Ransomware from the system. Do not worry; specialists working at anti-spyware-101.com will tell you in the article what you need to do to erase it fast. Read more »