How to Remove Youltube.biz Virus

Delete youltube.biz virus notifications
Youltube.biz prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Youltube.biz?

Youltube.biz is a shady website which tries to trick users into subscribing to its notifications service. Site notifications are messages from sites that appear in the bottom-right corner of the screen on Windows, in the top-right corner on macOS, and on the status bar on Android. Youltube.biz tells users that they need to click Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up to see a video. If a user clicks Allow, notifications from Youltube.biz will begin showing up on his screen time and again. The notifications may contain ads, links to shady sites, prompts to download something, fake messages or alerts, etc. READ MORE

How to remove The Wise Guys ransomware

The Wise Guys ransom note:

All of your files have been encrypted by The Wise Guys.

What has happened?

All of your files have been encrypted with AES-256 Algorithm.
You may be looking online how to recover from this encryption.
Do not bother, you will never find results for our certain encryption.
Never contact anyone about this either, they cannot help you here.
However, do not panic. We still hold the decryption key for your files.
If you follow our instructions, we can get them back for you.

How can I get the key?

You must pay a sum of money in Ethereum, we accept nothing else.
We're looking at you sending us about $500 worth of Ethereum.
If you don't know how to get cryptocurrency, just Google it.
After you have completed that step, you will have to contact us.
Do not trust anyone saying they can help with decryption.
They are scammers, only we hold they key, they will do two things.
Either steal the money from you, leaving your files locked still.
Or they will add their fee on top of ours, making it more expensive.
You can only trust us here, everyone else is a scammer.

Where do I contact you?

You contact us via. e-mail at naturescare1@tuta.io for payments.
Do not send curse words or we will ignore any requests of yours.
Please include your ID within this e-mail somewhere for decryption.
It is very important, and it allows us to decrypt your files.

[REDACTED]

If you do not include this ID, we cannot recover your files.
Do not spam our e-mail either, or we will ignore your requests.
Remember, patience is what works here. Don't be so hasty.

What if I try to recover my files?

You cannot recover them, at least not easily. We removed backups.
However, we have a backup copy of your own files we had stolen.
If you decide not to pay up, we'll just leak all your stuff.
This includes, passwords, personal info and files.
If you pay, not only do you get your files back quicker.
You also don't have to worry about stolen info.

Kind regards from The Wise Guys.
We wish you good luck with your files.

This is the end of the note. Below you will find a guide explaining how to remove The Wise Guys ransomware.

What is The Wise Guys ransomware?

The Wise Guys is a fake ransomware program. On the surface, it appears to act much like any other ransomware would, encrypting files and demanding payment for their decryption. The hackers behind these programs typically do not bother actually decrypting the files; once the victim has paid, they simply stop talking to them. Nonetheless, most ransomware actually encrypts files using genuine cryptographic algorithms, as this gives the victim an illusion that their files could be restored by paying the hacker.
The Wise Guys ransomware, however, doesn’t bother with keeping up this pretense. Though it does leave a ransom note, “readme.txt”, which you can see on the image above, the claims it makes are completely false. The virus does not encrypt the files at all, it simply deletes them.
Though this might sound bad, in a way, this is a blessing in disguise, as far as ransomware attacks go. Decrypting the files after such an attack without paying the hacker generally involves attempting to restore the original files in some way and not genuine decryption. It is possible to remove The Wise Guys ransomware, and restore at least some of your files; the guide below will explain how. And you will not waste your money knowing that there’s no possibility of decryption.

How to remove Tuis ransomware

What is Tuis ransomware?

Tuis is a ransomware program – a virus designed to extort money by holding the victim’s data hostage. It belongs to the STOP/Djvu ransomware family. Generally speaking, all viruses in a family are similar to an extent since they share most of the code. This is especially pronounced in this case, as STOP/Djvu viruses are nearly identical. Tohj is an another STOP/Djvu strain; you may compare them to see the similarity for yourself.
Still, these theoretical details seldom help those who have fallen victim to Tuis or another ransomware. So here are some hard facts. When Tuis encrypts files, all of them are given .tuis file extension. This is useful since it allows you to know what ransomware you’re dealing with. Another way to make sure you’re indeed dealing with Tuis is to check its ransom note, called “_readme.txt” (shown on the image above). Although all STOP/Djvu notes are the pretty much the same, the hackers’ contact information is not.
The criminals demand $980 or $490, depending on how quickly you pay, but it’s likely they will not decrypt your files even after receiving the payment. The guide below will show you how to remove Tuis ransomware and decrypt .tuis files for free. Some files may not be recoverable, but it’s still better than putting your trust in a criminal.

How to remove Tury ransomware

What is Tury ransomware?

Tury is a computer virus labelled as ransomware. It belongs to the STOP/Djvu ransomware family (a group of viruses generally similar in behavior). Tohj ransomware is an example of another malware in this family.
All ransomware viruses make money by encrypting victims’ files, and Tury is no exception. Once the files are encrypted, Tury renames them, adding .tury file extension. It also leaves a ransom note, called “_readme.txt” on the Desktop.
You can read the full text of the note in the image above, but here’s the recap. The criminals mention their contact information and that the decryption price is $980 (or half as much if the victim pays promptly). They also offer to decrypt one file to show you that the files are indeed recoverable.
You should note, however, that this doesn’t mean that they will recover them should you choose to pay. It is common for the hackers to ghost their victims once they’ve paid. Thankfully, it is possible to deal with this issue without contacting the cybercriminals at all. Our guide will explain how to remove Tury ransomware and decrypt .tury files for free.

How to remove Cyberpunk ransomware

Cyberpunk ransom note:

all your data has been locked us
You want to return?
write email cyberpunk@onionmail.org or cyberpsycho@msgsafe.io

This is the end of the note. Below you will find a guide explaining how to remove Cyberpunk ransomware.

What is Cyberpunk ransomware?

Cyberpunk ransomware, also known as Cyber ransomware, is a modified version of Dharma ransomware. This, however, is mainly of interest to cybersecurity researchers; although the two are similar under the hood, this doesn’t help victims of this program.
So, what do we know about Cyberpunk ransomware? As all ransomware programs, it encrypts all files; these files are given the .CYBER file extension. It creates a ransom note called “CYBER.txt”, the contents of which you can see on the image above. Another ransom note is presented to the victim as a pop-up. Although the message itself is different, functionally, it is identical and offers no new information.
Generally speaking, you should not expect the hackers to actually decrypt your data; nothing is stopping them from ghosting the victim once they pay the ransom. Such experiences are very common. The best course of action would be to not contact the criminals at all. Instead, read our guide that will help you remove Cyberpunk ransomware and decrypt .CYBER files for free.

How to remove Trg ransomware

Trg ransom note:

Внимание! Все Ваши файлы зашифрованы!
Для того что бы расшифровать свои файлы напишите нам на почту:
nikminch@bk.ru


Ждем ответа сегодня ,если не получим ответа сегодня, после удаляем ключи расшифровки.

This is the end of the note. Below is a guide explaining how to remove Trg ransomware.

What is Trg ransomware?

Trg is a new virus in the Xorist family of ransomware. Much like all other ransomware programs, it encrypts files and demands payment to decrypt them. The files encrypted by Trg are given .trg file extension; in fact, this is how the virus got its name. This, too, is not unusual, but certain behaviors are.
Puzzlingly, the ransom note is called “КАК РАСШИФРОВАТЬ ФАЙЛЫ.txt”. Though admittedly long, and written in caps, that’s not a very readable filename… unless you speak Russian that is. This translates to “HOW TO DECRYPT FILES” in Russian (it is worth noting that we’ve encountered similar ransomware before). The note itself is in Russian too. You can see the original text on the image above, but here’s the translation.
Attention! All your files are encrypted!
To decrypt your files write to our e-mail:
nikminch@bk.ru
Respond today or we will delete the decryption keys.

Because of this, it is reasonable to assume that Trg was aimed exclusively at Russian audience and all infections outside of that country are accidental. Most hackers do not decrypt their victims’ files after being paid, and in this case, the chances are pretty much infinitesimal.
Thankfully, it is possible to remove Trg ransomware and decrypt .trg files without paying the criminals or contacting them at all. The guide below will explain how to do it.

How to Remove Wreddismorce.com

Delete wreddismorce.com virus notifications
Wreddismorce.com prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Wreddismorce.com?

Wreddismorce.com is a questionable website which attempts to trick users into accepting its notifications request. Wreddismorce.com may tell users that they have to turn on its notifications if they want to watch a video, download a file, solve a CAPTCHA, etc. If a user clicks Allow, notifications from Wreddismorce.com will start showing up periodically in the top-right or bottom-right corner of the screen (the placement depends on the operating system). The notifications will spam users with ads, links to shady sites, prompts to download something, fake alerts, etc. READ MORE

How to Remove VIPcaptcha.live Virus

Delete a.vipcaptcha.live, b.vipcaptcha.live, c.vipcaptcha.live (VIP Captcha Live virus) notifications
Vipcaptcha.live prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Vipcaptcha.live?

Vipcaptcha.live is a shady website which tries to trick users into subscribing to the site’s notifications. Site notifications are messages from websites that appear in the lower right hand corner of the screen on Windows, in the top right hand corner on macOS, and on the status bar on Android. Vipcaptcha.live claims that users need to click Allow on its notifications confirmation pop-up to prove that they are humans and not robots. Once allowed, Vipcaptcha.live notifications will begin showing up on the screen periodically with ads, clickbait links, fake alerts from the operating system or messages from people, etc. READ MORE

How to Remove TractSupport.com

Delete tract support com virus notifications
Tractsupport.com prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Tractsupport.com?

Tractsupport.com is a dubious website which tries to convince users that they need to click or tap Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up box for one reason or another: to play a video, to download a file, to verify that they are not robots, etc. In truth, clicking Allow will let Tractsupport.com send notifications to users’ computers. Once allowed, the notifications will appear in a corner of the screen from time to time with ads, clickbait links, prompts to download some programs, scammy messages, etc. READ MORE

How to Remove PhenotypeBest.com

Delete Phenotype Best virus notifications
Phenotypebest.com prompts users to allow its notifications

What Is Phenotypebest.com?

Phenotypebest.com is a questionable website which tries to make users turn on its notifications. Phenotypebest.com claims that clicking Allow on its “Show notifications” pop-up box will let users access a page, download a file, solve a CAPTCHA, etc. If a user clicks Allow, notifications from Phenotypebest.com will begin appearing periodically on the right side of the screen (or on the status bar if it’s a mobile device) and spamming the user with ads, clickbait links, fake alerts, scammy messages, etc. READ MORE

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