Articles about ransomware – malware encrypting your personal files or stopping you from accessing your computer – and ways to remove it
Prometheus is a popular type of virus program designed to encrypt files on a computer. During the encryption process, the extension .getin is added to the files. This crypto ransomware encrypts data with Salsa20 to restrict access to opening documents.
0xxx is a ransomware designed to encrypt sensitive files, also known as NAS . During the encryption process, the ransomware appends the extension .0xxx to the names of each affected file. In terms of the type of infection, the virus is similar to programs such as Palq ansomware , Cool ransomware .
Delta is a ransomware virus that uses cryptographic algorithms to encrypt sensitive documents. Files affected by the virus become unavailable for use. Such files have the extension . [Delta@onionmail.org].DELTA .
54bb47h is a dangerous crypto-virus that was created by cybercriminals to secretly enter the system (most often through spam messages or fake ads) in order to restrict access to files. In order for the user to worry, this virus attacks the files that are used most often. Your work documents, music, videos, archives, etc. will become unusable and get the extension .54bb47h
Cool virus is a program that prevents victims from accessing files by encrypting them. This virus adds the extension .cool to the affected files to prevent access.
Irjg is a new variant of Djvu (STOP) ransomware. Irjg may end up on a computer after a user installs some software crack or opens a file downloaded from an untrustworthy source. After installation Irjg connects to its server via the Internet and receives a unique ID and encryption key for the machine it’s installed on. Irjg then encrypts users’ files and appends .irjg extension to them. Irjg leaves users its ransom notes called “_readme.txt” with the amount of ransom to pay and the way to contact the criminals.
Other ways to recover encrypted files:
Nqsq is a new version of STOP (Djvu) ransomware that adds .nqsq extension to the files it encrypts. Nqsq ransomware may end up on a computer after a user installs some pirated software or opens a file downloaded from an untrustworthy source. Nqsq encrypts users’ files and leaves ransom notes named “_readme.txt” with the ways to contact the criminals and the amount of payment to decrypt the files.
Other ways to recover encrypted files:
Other ways to recover encrypted files: