STOP Djvu Ransomware Decryptor is a free decryptor created by Emsisoft and Michael Gillespie that allows everyone to decrypt files that were encrypted with the STOP ransomware. Currently, this decryptor can decrypt most variants of this ransomware (148 variants). Part of other versions of this ransomware, namely, cases when encrypted files have the extension: .DATAWAIT, .INFOWAIT, .puma, .pumax, .pumas, can be decrypted using STOP Puma decryptor. Unfortunately, in most cases, it is impossible to decrypt files that are encrypted with new versions of this ransomware (starting from August 2019). If you become a victim of one of these new variants, then at the moment you can only decrypt files that were encrypted with offline keys.
What is STOP Djvu Ransomware
STOP Djvu Ransomware is the most active and widespread ransomware. Like other ransomware, it is designed to encrypt files that can only be decrypted after payment of the ransom. According to the ID Ransomware, to date, more than 450,000 victims have already been discovered, and their number is increasing by approximately 1,500 people every day. The reason for this is that this ransomware is mainly distributed through adware, cracks, free programs and key generators, allowing users to activate paid software. Children, students and many other users, are looking for freeware, download and run it, not knowing that in this way they can allow the ransomware to penetrate on the computer.
Summary
Name | STOP (Djvu) ransomware |
Type | Crypto virus, Filecoder, Crypto malware, File locker, Ransomware |
Encryption algorithm | The ransomware encrypts files using a strong encryption algorithm, which is called Salsa20. |
Encrypted files extension | .STOP, .SUSPENDED, .WAITING, .PAUSA, .CONTACTUS, .DATASTOP, .STOPDATA, .KEYPASS, .WHY, .SAVEfiles, .DATAWAIT, .INFOWAIT, .puma, .pumax, .pumas, .shadow, .djvu, .djvuu, .udjvu, .djvuq, .uudjvu, .djvus, .djvur, .djvut .pdff, .tro, .tfude, .tfudeq, .tfudet, .rumba, .adobe, .adobee, .blower, .promos, .promoz, .promock, .promoks, .promorad, .promorad2, .kroput, .kroput1, .charck, .pulsar1, .klope, .kropun, .charcl, .doples, .luces, .luceq, .chech, .proden, .drume, .tronas, .trosak, .grovas, .grovat, .roland, .refols, .raldug, .etols, .guvara, .browec, .norvas, .moresa, .verasto, .hrosas, .kiratos, .todarius, .hofos, .roldat, .dutan, .sarut, .fedasot, .forasom, .berost, .fordan, .codnat, .codnat1, .bufas, .dotmap, .radman, .ferosas, .rectot, .skymap, .mogera, .rezuc, .stone, .redmat, .lanset, .davda, .poret, .pidon, .heroset, .myskle, .boston, .muslat, .gerosan, ,vesad, .horon, .neras, .truke, .dalle, .lotep, .nusar, .litar, .besub, .cezor, .lokas, .godes, .budak, .vusad, .herad, .berosuce, .gehad, .gusau, .madek, .tocue, .darus, .lapoi, .todar, .dodoc, .bopador, .novasof, .ntuseg, .ndarod, .access, .format, .nelasod, .mogranos, .cosakos, .nvetud, .lotej, .kovasoh, prandel, .zatrov, .masok, .brusaf, londec, .krusop, .mtogas, .coharos, .nasoh, .nacro, .pedro, .nuksus, .vesrato, .masodas, .stare, .cetori, .carote, .shariz, .gero, .hese, .geno, .xoza, .seto, .peta, .moka, .meds, .kvag, .domn, .karl, .nesa, .boot, .noos, .kuub, .reco, .bora, .leto, nols, werd, .coot, .derp, .nakw, .meka, .toec, .mosk, .lokf, .peet, .grod, .mbed, .kodg, .zobm, .rote, .msop, .hets, .righ, .gesd, .merl, .nbes, .mkos, .piny, .redl, .kodc, .nosu, .reha, .topi, .npsg, .btos, .repp, .alka, .bboo, rooe, .mmnn, .ooss, .mool, .nppp, .rezm, .lokd, .foop, .remk, .npsk, opqz, .mado, jope, .mpaj, .lalo, .lezp, .qewe, .mpal, .sqpc, .mzlq, .koti, .covm, .pezi, .nlah, .kkll, .zwer, .nypd, .usam, .tabe, .vawe, .moba, .pykw, .zida, .maas, .repl, .kuus, .erif, .kook, .nile, .oonn, .vari, .boop, .kasp, .ogdo, .npph, .kolz, .copa, .lyli, .moss, .foqe, .mmpa, .efji, .iiss, .jdyi, .vpsh, .agho, .vvoa, .epor, .sglh, .lisp, .weui, .nobu, .igdm, .booa, .omfl, igal, .qlkm, .coos, .wbxd, .pola, .cosd, .plam, .ygkz, .cadq, .ribd, .tirp, .reig, .enfp, .ekvf, .ytbn, .fdcz, .urnb, .lmas, .wrui, .rejg, .pcqq, .igvm, .nusm, .ehiz, .paas, .pahd, .mppq, .qscx, .sspq, .iqll, .ddsg, .piiq, .miis, .neer, .leex, .zqqw, .pooe, .lssr, .zzla, .wwka, .gujd, .ufwj, .moqs, .aeur, .guer, .nooa, .reqg, .hoop, .orkf, .lqqw, .efdc, .wiot, .koom, .rigd, .tisc, .nqsq, .irjg, .vtua, .maql, .zaps, .rugj, .cool, .palq, .stax, .irfk, .qdla, .futm, .utjg, .iisa, .pqgs, .rigj, .robm, .moia, .wnlu, .hgsh, .nnqp, .miia, .loov, .dehd, .nqhd, .vfgj, .maak, .qqqw, .yoqs, .avyu, .cuag, .iips, .qnty, .ccps, .ckae, .eucy, .ooii, .rtgf, .fgui, .fgnh, .iiof, .vyia, .vtym, .kqgs, .bpqd, .rguy, .kkia, .mmuz, .wdlo, .kxde, .udla, .mpag, .gtys, .tuid, .uyjh, .msjd, .jhdd, .dmay, .jhbg, .dewd, .sijr, .bbnm, .byya, .ifla, .errz, .dfwe, .fdcv, .nnuz, .qlln, .rrbb, .rryy, .bbyy, .bbii, .bbzz, .hkgt, .efvc, .lltt, .lloo, .llee, .dkrf, .eiur, .ghsd, .jjll, .hhew, .hhwq, .ggew, .ggeo, .ggwq, .ggyu, .ooxa, .oori, .vvew, .vvyu, .vvwq, .vveo, .vvyu, .qqmt, .cdmx , .cdqw |
Ransom note | In each directory where the ransomware encrypted the files, it drops a new file (ransom demand message). The very first versions of STOP used the following file names: !!!YourDataRestore!!!.txt, !!!RestoreProcess!!!.txt, !!!INFO_RESTORE!!!.txt, !!RESTORE!!!.txt, !!!!RESTORE_FILES!!!.txt, !!!DATA_RESTORE!!!.txt, !!!RESTORE_DATA!!!.txt, !!!KEYPASS_DECRYPTION_INFO!!!.txt, !!!WHY_MY_FILES_NOT_OPEN!!!.txt, !!!SAVE_FILES_INFO!!!.txt and !readme.txt. Starting with the version that, after encryption, added the .djvu * extension, the ransom note had the following file name: _openme.txt, _open_.txt or _readme.txt. The most recent versions of the STOP Djvu Ransomware use only one file name: _readme.txt. |
Contacts | STOP ransomware developers often change the email addresses that are used to contact victims, the last of them are listed below: support@freshingmail.top, datarestorehelp@airmail.cc, support@bestyourmail.ch, admin@helpdata.top, manager@time2mail.ch, supportsys@airmail.cc, support@sysmail.ch, helprestoremanager@airmail.cc, manager@mailtemp.ch, supporthelp@airmail.cc, helpteam@mail.ch, restoremanager@airmail.cc, restoreadmin@firemail.cc, restoremanager@firemail.cc, helpdatarestore@firemail.cc, helpmanager@mail.ch, helpmanager@firemail.cc , helpmanager@iran.ir, helprestore@firemail.cc, datarestore@iran.ir, datarestorehelp@firemail.cc, datahelp@iran.ir, restorealldata@firemail.cc, restorefiles@firemail.cc, restoredatahelp@firemail.cc, salesrestoresoftware@firemail.cc, salesrestoresoftware@gmail.com, gorentos@bitmessage.ch |
Ransom amount | $1999, $999 (if paid within 72 hours) |
Encryption keys | Security researchers have determined that STOP Djvu Ransomware uses two types of encryption keys. The first one is online keys, the ransomware uses these keys if during encryption it has access to the network and can connect to its command-and-control server. These keys are unique to each computer. The second group is offline keys. The ransomware uses these keys if it does not have a connection to its command-and-control server. These keys are the same for different computers. That is, the same key can be used to decrypt files regardless of which computer they were encrypted on. To date, security researchers have found offline keys for some variants of STOP Djvu Ransomware. |
How to decrypt files encrypted by STOP Djvu Ransomware
Depending on the version of STOP Djvu Ransomware, you need to perform different steps to decrypt files. The version of STOP Djvu can be determined by the extension of the encrypted files. Before decrypting files, you need to be 100% sure that the ransomware is completely removed. We recommend that you use several tools (with different anti-virus engines) to scan your computer and remove STOP Ransomware and other malware. Some of the best and free malware removal tools are listed in this article – Best Free Malware Removal Tools.
1. Old STOP ransomware
A variant of STOP ransomware using the extension: .puma, .pumas, .pumax. All known variants of this ransomware can be decrypted using STOP Puma decryptor. Also, with this decryptor, in some cases, files with the following extension can be decrypted: .STOP, .SUSPENDED, .WAITING, .PAUSA, .CONTACTUS, .DATASTOP, .STOPDATA, .KEYPASS, .WHY, .SAVEfiles, .DATAWAIT, .INFOWAIT.
Download the decryptor from the link below
https://www.emsisoft.com/ransomware-decryption-tools/stop-puma
Right-click on the downloaded file (decrypt_STOPPuma.exe) and select “Run as Administartor”. You will be shown the license terms, click yes to continue. The program starts, you will see a window, as in the example below.
As we already reported above, in order to use this decryptor you need one, or better, several pairs of files, one of which is encrypted, and the other is its original version. Having prepared the corresponding pairs, then you need to select them using the corresponding buttons in the program window. When ready, press the Start button. As soon as the key is found, the decryptor will immediately inform you. In some cases, an error may occur while searching for a key, therefore we recommend using several pairs of files to be sure that the correct key has been found.
After the correct key is found, you will be able to decrypt the files. Select the location where the encrypted files are located and click the Decrypt button.
2. STOP Djvu ransomware
A variant of the STOP Djvu ransomware using the extension: .shadow, .djvu, .djvur, .djvuu, .udjvu, .uudjvu, .djvuq, .djvus, .djvur, .djvut, .pdff, .tro, .tfude, .tfudet, .tfudeq, .rumba, .adobe, .adobee, .blower, .promos, .promoz, .promorad, .promock, .promok, .promorad2, .kroput, .kroput1, .pulsar1, .kropun1, .charck, .klope, .kropun, .charcl, .doples, .luces, .luceq, .chech, .proden, .drume, .tronas, .trosak, .grovas, .grovat, .roland, .refols, .raldug, .etols, .guvara, .browec, .norvas, .moresa, .vorasto, .hrosas, .kiratos, .todarius, .hofos, .roldat, .dutan, .sarut, .fedasot, .berost, .forasom, .fordan, .codnat, .codnat1, .bufas, .dotmap, .radman, .ferosas, .rectot, .skymap, .mogera, .rezuc, .stone, .redmat, .lanset, .davda, .poret, .pidom, .pidon, .heroset, .boston, .muslat, .gerosan, .vesad, .horon, .neras, .truke, .dalle, .lotep, .nusar, .litar, .besub, .cezor, .lokas, .godes, .budak, .vusad, .herad, .berosuce, .gehad, .gusau, .madek, .darus, .tocue, .lapoi, .todar, .dodoc, .bopador, .novasof, .ntuseg, .ndarod, .access, .format, .nelasod, .mogranos, .cosakos, .nvetud, .lotej, .kovasoh, .prandel, .zatrov, .masok, .brusaf, .londec, .krusop, .mtogas, .nasoh, .nacro, .pedro, .nuksus, .vesrato, .masodas, .cetori, .stare, .carote.
In order to decrypt files you need to find several pairs of files. Each pair of files consists of an encrypted file and its original copy. File size over 150kb. After you find several pairs of files, do the following. Open the following link in a new window.
https://decrypter.emsisoft.com/submit/stopdjvu/
You will see a page called STOP Djvu Decryption. An example of this page is given below.
On this page using the Browse button, enter the path to the encrypted file and its original copy, then click the Submit button. After clicking on the Submit button, your files will be uploaded to the server. Then the key search process starts. Please be patient, this process may take some time. As soon as the key is found, an appropriate message will appear on the page and you will be asked to download the decryptor.
Click on the link called “Click here to download the decryptor“. The page from which you can download the decryptor will load. Click the Download button and save the decrypt_STOPDjvu.exe file to your computer.
When the file is downloaded, start it by right-clicking on it and selecting item “Run as Administrator”. When it starts, the Windows can show you UAC Promt, then click Yes. After that, you will be shown the license terms and a small instruction, please read this information to continue.
In the main window, select the disk or directory where the encrypted files are located, and then click Decrypt. After that, the decryptor will begin to decrypt the files for which the key was found at the previous stage. If the decryptor skips files, saying that it cannot decrypt them, then you need to again find a couple of files, one of which is encrypted, and the second is its original copy. Then use them to find the decryption key.
3. New Djvu ransomware
The latest version of STOP Djvu ransomware uses the following file extensions: .coharos, .shariz, .gero, .hese, .geno, .xoza, .seto, peta, .moka, .meds, .kvag, .domn, .karl, .nesa, .boot, .kuub, .reco, .bora, .leto, nols, werd, .coot, .derp, .nakw, .meka, .toec, .mosk, .lokf, .peet, grod, .mbed, .kodg, .zobm, .rote, .msop, .hets, .righ, .gesd, .merl, .nbes, .mkos, .piny, .redl, kodc, .nosu, .reha, .topi, .npsg, .btos, .repp, .alka, .bboo, rooe, .mmnn, .ooss, .mool, .nppp, .rezm, .lokd, .foop, .remk, .npsk, opqz, .mado, jope, .mpaj, .lalo, .lezp, .qewe, .mpal, .sqpc, .mzlq, .koti, .covm, .pezi, .nlah, .kkll, .zwer, .nypd, .usam, .tabe, .vawe, .moba, .pykw, .zida, .maas, .repl, .kuus, .erif, .kook, .nile, .oonn, .vari, .boop, .kasp, .ogdo, .npph, .kolz, .copa, .lyli, .moss, .foqe, .mmpa, .efji, .iiss, .jdyi, .vpsh, .agho, .vvoa, .epor, .sglh, .lisp, .weui, .nobu, .igdm, .booa, .omfl, igal, .qlkm, .coos, .wbxd, .pola, .cosd, .plam, .ygkz, .cadq, .ribd, .tirp, .reig, .enfp, .ekvf, .ytbn, .fdcz, .urnb, .lmas, .wrui, .rejg, .pcqq, .igvm, .nusm, .ehiz, .paas, .pahd, .mppq, .qscx, .sspq, .iqll, .ddsg, .piiq, .miis, .neer, .leex, .zqqw, .pooe, .lssr, .zzla, .wwka, .gujd, .ufwj, .moqs, .aeur, .guer, .nooa, .reqg, .hoop, .orkf, .lqqw, .efdc, .wiot, .koom, .rigd, .tisc, .nqsq, .irjg, .vtua, .maql, .zaps, .rugj, .cool, .palq, .stax, .irfk, .qdla, .futm, .utjg, .iisa, .pqgs, .rigj, .robm, .moia, .wnlu, .hgsh, .nnqp, .miia, .loov, .dehd, .nqhd, .vfgj, .maak, .qqqw, .yoqs, .avyu, .cuag, .iips, .qnty, .ccps, .ckae, gcyi, .eucy, .ooii, .rtgf, .fgui, .fgnh, .iiof, .vyia, .vtym, .kqgs, .bpqd, .rguy, .kkia, .mmuz, .wdlo, .kxde, .udla, .mpag, .gtys, .tuid, .uyjh, .msjd, .jhdd, .dmay, .jhbg, .dewd, .sijr, .bbnm, .byya, .ifla, .errz, .dfwe, .fdcv, .nnuz, .qlln, .rrbb, .rryy, .bbyy, .bbii, .bbzz, .hkgt, .efvc, .lltt, .lloo, .llee, .dkrf, .eiur, .ghsd, .jjll, .hhew, .hhwq, .ggew, .ggeo, .ggwq, .ggyu, .ooxa, .oori, .vvew, .vvyu, .vvwq, .vveo, .vvyu, .qqmt. An updated variant of this version appears every few days, the main difference between all variants is the extension of encrypted files. The last variant encrypts files with the .qqmt extension; the personal ID of the victims of this variant starts with 0540.
At the moment, it is possible to decrypt files only in some cases when they are encrypted using an offline key. To decrypt files, download the decryptor using the following link.
https://www.emsisoft.com/ransomware-decryption-tools/stop-djvu
Click the Download button and save the decrypt_STOPDjvu.exe file to your computer. Right click to it and select ‘Run as Administrator’. Confirm permission to run the program by pressing the Yes button. Read the license terms and brief instructions. In the main window that opens, select the disk or folder where the encrypted files are located and click the Decrypt button. If the decryptor skips files without decrypting them, then the offline key for them is unknown or they are encrypted with an online key.
This video step-by-step guide will demonstrate How to decrypt files locked by STOP Djvu ransomware.
Finish words
We hope that the set of utilities and services developed by Emsisoft and Michael Gillespie helped you decrypt all the files. If the decryption of the files failed, then do not forget that there is another way to recover your files – is to use data recovery tools. Details on how to recover encrypted files without a key and decryptor are described in the article:
How To Recover Encrypted Files (Ransomware file recovery).
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online key
No key for New Variant offline ID: 7X6susBgNzwvmNWz9bMuyhXEUD44D10UNodg0Zt1
how to solve this error?
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No key for New Variant offline ID: l0wZiXwJoLTAywqKlYeafATzKEwI9X0qQXM3ZIKO
any solution?
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online or offline
can i decrypt it
The “0704JOsievdwayO2OzVfWdjMEf9LYfrGuQnjnxkBj6bBek3V3 ” ID is related to an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
Variant offline ID: uPJFbUK1UQ9jt2BFzI5dnwgrGkZMShh1Uxvomrt1
How to decrypted my files please help me
Your files are encrypted with an offline key. Therefore, first try the EmsiSoft decryptor, if it fails to decrypt encrypted files, then security researchers have not yet obtained the offline key. In this case, it remains only to use ShadowExplorer and PhotoRec (How to recover encrypted files). If these free tools did not help to recover encrypted files, then you just have to wait for the moment when decryption becomes possible. Follow the news on our website.
Variant offline ID:0803JOsieamfmhFQvqIsgwiFWoqQx7ezLAftc3Mq1zRXyHh4S
How to decrypted my files please help me
Hello,three days ago i suffered from a Dvju ransomware attck,my files now have .itrz extension ,tried the decryptor you listed up ,but it says “Error: No key for New Variant online ID: MSkl9YkKgJEdQCZTfiYBeyfLK3Vz44kbaZWGXl2V”. Does it mean i can’t recover my files?
This means that the files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
0819ASdwx2zqmFxw8ydx3wkiEeNayQ64Eyg2U5MS31sTegt1
Please help mi regarding to the ransomware attack
Your files are encrypted with an offline key. Therefore, first try the EmsiSoft decryptor, if it fails to decrypt encrypted files, then security researchers have not yet obtained the offline key. In this case, it remains only to use ShadowExplorer and PhotoRec (How to recover encrypted files). If these free tools did not help to recover encrypted files, then you just have to wait for the moment when decryption becomes possible. Follow the news on our website.
Error: No key for New Variant online ID: aKERcKfUCRdkLqHUIiMb9D2IYuxwSONh0KWlHJci
Notice: this ID appears to be an online ID, decryption is impossible
F’ing OOF. Good luck to everyone and myself in removing this.
ID what is this ?0831Usdk4u4Bg5kvkfRFpZODWTU2xEYohv4pIcppdcRjOP9x
The “0831Usdk4u4Bg5kvkfRFpZODWTU2xEYohv4pIcppdcRjOP9x” ID is related to an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
my id is: F9570C43BD1218C1F9B60534AA175D44
can someone please help me!!!
The “F9570C43BD1218C1F9B60534AA175D44” ID is related to an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
can some one help me to decrypt the CDXX extension on my files
Use the following guide: https://www.myantispyware.com/2024/01/27/how-to-remove-cdxx-ransomware-decrypt-cdxx-files/
can some one help me to decrypt the .norvas extension on my files, my key is “067vtdsUezls86qGTIVyDYrK0As1QRMKt0JLxQUISfvwiRmNgGcTq”
Try EmsiSoft decryptor, If it fails to decrypt encrypted files, then remains only to use ShadowExplorer and PhotoRec (How to recover encrypted files). If these free tools did not help to recover encrypted files, then you just have to wait for the moment when decryption becomes possible. Follow the news on our website.
Quelqu’un peut-il m’aider à décrypter l’extension .cdtt sur mes fichiers, ma clé est “0845OSkwbtF4TOrh0wxKb5K5aQjrkOpAXmNTMSTyvlMlDswE”
The “0845OSkwbtF4TOrh0wxKb5K5aQjrkOpAXmNTMSTyvlMlDswE” ID is related to an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
gycc decryptor
0854ASdw4p0Nzrg1q0ND5of5Gtp2UBjthSXuE8VxnMrd4vt1
online or offline?
Your files are encrypted with an offline key. Therefore, first try the EmsiSoft decryptor, if it fails to decrypt encrypted files, then security researchers have not yet obtained the offline key. In this case, it remains only to use ShadowExplorer and PhotoRec (How to recover encrypted files). If these free tools did not help to recover encrypted files, then you just have to wait for the moment when decryption becomes possible. Follow the news on our website.
my id is: 0335gSd743dgBLqyhxuVKhesdCULCelcwmDGyVRJjP1qVBdTADx
can someone please help me!!!
The “0335gSd743dgBLqyhxuVKhesdCULCelcwmDGyVRJjP1qVBdTADx” ID is related to an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
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Your personal ID:
0854ASdw4p0Nzrg1q0ND5of5Gtp2UBjthSXuE8VxnMrd4vt1
Your files are encrypted with an offline key. Therefore, first try the EmsiSoft decryptor, if it fails to decrypt encrypted files, then security researchers have not yet obtained the offline key. In this case, it remains only to use ShadowExplorer and PhotoRec (How to recover encrypted files). If these free tools did not help to recover encrypted files, then you just have to wait for the moment when decryption becomes possible. Follow the news on our website.
Mine is 0864PsawqSSGxsolflL1Ay4PQfUJJ0rLXDPAX4oWjt8Q16CaLo
Can I get my files back to normal?
The “0845OSkwbtF4TOrh0wxKb5K5aQjrkOpAXmNTMSTyvlMlDswE” ID is related to an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
mine is 0868PsawqSASrp4z7dFrmgg89Vm3STyixl1pYFindZswbmp4oC
can i get my file back normal?
The “0868PsawqSASrp4z7dFrmgg89Vm3STyixl1pYFindZswbmp4oC” ID is related to an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
This key is online or offline
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This key is online or offline
Thanks
WOtBc5iwLQFQqil2iIYE389LIBCn0g7ablXBWTFa
The “WOtBc5iwLQFQqil2iIYE389LIBCn0g7ablXBWTFa” ID is related to an online key, so files cannot be decrypted. Try to restore the contents of encrypted files using the steps linked below: How to recover encrypted files.
can some one help me to decrypt the LkFR extension on my files
MY ID is 0852ASdwAfndyn8GSYj1gXbcI5ltsQCPsU977rUSlPrNOPjk