
What is ZOZL ransomware
ZOZL ransomware is part of the Phobos ransomware family. ZOZL virus encrypts private files of frequent use, adding the extension .ZOZL to them to mark inaccessible files.
Articles about ransomware – malware encrypting your personal files or stopping you from accessing your computer – and ways to remove it
ZOZL ransomware is part of the Phobos ransomware family. ZOZL virus encrypts private files of frequent use, adding the extension .ZOZL to them to mark inaccessible files.
Avyu ransomware belongs to the Djvu ransomware family. Avyu virus encrypts the most frequently used files and adds the .avyu extension to them.
KUKANOS is a malicious program that infiltrates the system in order to covertly encrypt files. KUKANOS virus finds frequently used files, blocks them and adds the extension .@KUKANOSSOSANOS.[victim’s_ID] to mark files that cannot be opened.
Other ways to recover encrypted files:
Other ways to recover encrypted files:
XCMB is a dangerous program for your PC. XCMB virus belongs to the Stop (Djvu) family. This virus encrypts personal files. virus infects the system through spam messages and starts searching for frequently used files. This virus restricts access to these important documents, images, video, audio, archives. Such files receive the extension .xcmb.
When the encryption process ends, XCMB creates a note from cybercriminals:
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Hgsh ransomware is the name of a program from the Djvu family . This virus encrypts files found on the PC and changes their extension to .hgsh to mark inaccessible files.
Other ways to recover encrypted files:
Other ways to recover encrypted files: