Computer security professionals discovered a new variant of the CryptoMix ransomware which called X1881. It appends the .x1881 extension to encrypted file names. This blog post will provide you a brief summary of information related to this new ransomware and how to recover (decrypt) all encrypted photos, documents and music for free. Once started, the

This week, computer security specialists has received reports of yet another variant of the Locky ransomware called Asasin. This ransomware virus spreads via spam emails and malware files and appends the .asasin extension to encrypted files. The Asasin ransomware virus uses a strong encryption algorithm with 2048-bit key. When the ransomware virus encrypts a file,

Computer security experts discovered a new variant of the BTCWare ransomware which named Wyvern ransomware virus. It appends the .wyvern extension to encrypted file names. This blog post will provide you with all the things you need to know about ransomware virus, how to delete Wyvern virus from your computer and how to restore all

Computer security experts discovered a new variant of the CryptoMix ransomware which called Shark virus. It appends the SHARK extension to encrypted file names. This post will provide you with all the things you need to know about ransomware virus, how to remove Shark ransomware virus from your machine and how to recover all encrypted

The Ykcol ransomware virus encourages to make a payment in Bitcoins to get a key to decrypt personal files. Important to know, currently not possible to decrypt documents, photos and music without the private key and decrypt application called Locky Decryptor. If you choose to pay the ransom, there is no 100% guarantee that you

If your personal files does not open normally, their names replaced and .reaGAN, .4035, .f41o1, .911, .clinTON, .BUSH added at the end of their name then your computer is infected with a GlobeImposter ransomware virus from a family of file-encrypting ransomware. Once launched, it has encrypted all photos, documents and music stored on your computer

The RESTORE_INFO-[ID].txt ransom note offers victim to contact SynAck’s creators by using the following email addresses: synack@secmail.pro synack@scryptmail.com synack@countermail.com synack@xmail.net synack@cock.li tyughjvbn13@scryptmail.com bubkjdws@scryptmail.com or by using BitMessage: BM-2cTp9eosgjWs8SV14kYCDzPN3HJkwYk1LQ BM-2cStoatQC4mDNWDHAoo2C1nYZJXhDsjCLj BM-2cWsgWxq1X5M6qjDEBPvCdEbbPLn2zi43k These persons will require to pay a ransom (usually demand for $500 – $3000 in Bitcoins). Important to know, currently not possible to decrypt files

The Nuclear ransomware virus encourages to make a payment in Bitcoins to get a key to decrypt files. Important to know, currently not possible to decrypt your photos, documents and music without sending an email to black.world@tuta.io to get a private key and decrypt application. If you choose to pay the ransom, there is no