CryptMix is a virus from a family of CryptXXX ransomware. Once started will encrypt all personal files stored on a computer drives and attached network drives. It uses very strong hybrid encryption with 2048-bit key. When CryptMix encrypts a file, it will add the .code file extension at the end of each encrypted file. Once
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How to remove Locky virus and restore encrypted files
Locky is a virus that once started will encrypt all personal files stored on a computer drives and attached network drives. It uses very strong hybrid encryption with 2048-bit key. When Locky encrypts a file, it will change a file extension to the .Locky. Once the virus finished enciphering of all files, it will display
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Remove UmbreCrypt virus (Decrypt .umbrecrypt files)
UmbreCrypt is a virus from a family of CrypBoss ransomware. Once started, it will encrypt all victim’s files and documents stored on a computer drives and attached network drives. It uses very strong hybrid encryption with 2048-bit key. When UmbreCrypt encrypts a file, it will change a file extension to the .umbrecrypt_ID_{your_id}. Once the virus
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Remove HYDRACRYPT virus (Decrypt .hydracrypt files)
HYDRACRYPT is a virus that once started will encrypt all personal files stored on a computer drives and attached network drives. It uses very strong hybrid encryption with 2048-bit key. When HYDRACRYPT encrypts a file, it will change a file extension to the .hydracrypt_ID_{your_id}. Once the virus finished enciphering of all files, it will display
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Remove CryptInfinite virus (Decrypt .crinf files)
CryptInfinite is a virus that once started will encrypt all personal files stored on a computer drives and attached network drives. It uses very strong hybrid encryption with 2048-bit key. When CryptInfinite encrypts a file, it will change a file extension to the .crinf. Once the virus finished enciphering of all files, it will display
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How to remove FBI Anti-Piracy Warning MoneyPak virus
FBI Anti-Piracy Warning is a virus, which from the family of screen locker malware as “FBI Online Agent”, “Unlock this Page to Continue!”, etc. This infection prevents access to your Windows desktop, files and documents until you send money via a MoneyPak card. FBI Anti-Piracy Warning will say that your PC has been locked and
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How to remove “Unlock this Page to Continue!” virus
A new variant of screen locker is making the rounds. It does not want your money, instead most screen lockers, it requires you to complete an offer to unlock your computer. The author of this virus will receive a commission for each offer you complete. Like other screen lockers, “Unlock this Page to Continue!” locker
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First virus for StarOffice and OpenOffice
Kaspersky Lab have reported, first a macro virus – Virus.StarOffice.Stardust.a for StarOffice and OpenOffice has been found. Stardust is a macro virus written for StarOffice. Macro viruses usually infect MS Office applications. It’s written in Star Basic. It downloads an image file (with adult content) from the Internet and then opens this file in a
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New ransomware found
A new piece of ransomware, called Ransom.a by most AV vendors, has been spotted in the wild. Evidence received so far suggests that this Trojan can be found on P2P networks. The malware poses as a Windows Mobile application, despite that description it will only work on Win32. When the user is infected and reboots
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LdPinch again spammed via ICQ
Over the weekend, Kaspersky Lab intercepted Trojan-PSW.Win32.LdPinch.ahe – the latest variant of LdPinch. This malicious program sends itself to everyone on the victim’s ICQ contact list. It sends a Russian message which says: [translation] How to trick WebMoney! To find out how, read the Help instructions! The message includes a link to the malicious program
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