Gyew ransomware is the latest variant of the notorious STOP (djvu) ransomware that has been causing havoc for victims worldwide. Like its predecessors, Gyew is spread through malicious files disguised as freeware, key generators, and hacked games, which are commonly found on file-sharing and torrent sites. Once installed, Gyew encrypts all files on the victim’s

If your computer’s files suddenly have ‘.Gyza’ at the end, you’re dealing with the Gyza ransomware. This nasty bug locks your files and asks for money to unlock them. It usually sneaks in when you download something dodgy or open a bad email attachment. But there’s hope. We’ve put together a guide that breaks down

Gycc ransomware is a ransomware virus from the STOP (Djvu) family. When it gets in, it scrambles your files and adds a ‘.Gycc’ to their names. Suddenly, your ‘photo.jpg’ becomes ‘photo.jpg.Gycc’, and you can’t open it anymore. But there’s a way out. Our guide has been crafted to tackle this exact issue. In this article,