How to remove AvosLocker ransomware

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What is AvosLocker ransomware

Crypto ransomware encrypts important files of business users and companies with AES-256 and then demands a ransom to get files back. AvosLocker virus adds the extension .avos to encrypted files to make the files inaccessible. After encryption ends, virus creates a ransom note for decryption GET_YOUR_FILES_BACK.txt : READ MORE

How to Remove Gujd Ransomware

What is Gujd ransomware

Gujd is a a new variant of Djvu (STOP) ransomware. The ransomware may get installed on a computer after a user opens a file downloaded from a questionable source. After installing, Gujd connects to its server via the Internet and receives a unique ID and encryption key for the computer. If it isn’t able to connect to the server, Gujd uses a built-in ID and encryption key. Then Gujd encrypts users’ files and leaves ransom notes with instructions to contact the ransomware developers and the amount of ransom to pay. READ MORE

How to Remove .zqqw Ransomware

What is Zqqw ransomware

Zqqw is a new variant of Djvu (STOP) ransomware. Zqqw may get installed on a computer after a user runs a program or a file downloaded from an untrustworthy website. Zqqw encrypts users’ files using asymmetric encryption (that’s the type of encryption where a pair of keys is used: one key to encrypt, another to decrypt) and leaves users ransom notes with the amount of ransom to pay and ways to contact its developers. READ MORE

How to Remove .neer Ransomware

What is Neer ransomware

Neer is a new variant of Djvu (STOP) ransomware. Djvu usually ends up on computers after users open files downloaded from untrustworthy sources. After getting installed, Neer connects back to its server via the Internet and receives a unique encryption key (its paired decryption key stays on the server). If the ransomware cannot connect to the server, it uses a built-in encryption key instead. Neer encrypts users’ files and leaves ransom notes with ways to contact the ransomware developers and the amount of money to pay if users wish to decrypt their files. READ MORE

How to remove Sspq ransomware

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What is SSPQ ransomware

SSPQ is a malicious program that encrypts frequently used files found on the victim’s computer. SSPQ virus finds important files, usually photos, videos, working documents, archives, and starts an infection algorithm to make files inaccessible. Such files receive the extension .sspq . Then, virus displays a message prompting you to decrypt the data if the payment is made in bitcoins _readme.txt : READ MORE

How to remove Rookie Crypt ransomware

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What is Rookie Crypt ransomware

Rookie Crypt is ransomware. Ransomware is viruses that sneak into the system in order to infect the device and lock files. Victims will not be able to use these files, so virus takes advantage of this situation and extorts money for decryption. The encryption process adds a unique identifier extension to the affected files, something like .943-A61-433 . After the encryption process is complete, Rookie Crypt virus displays a ransom note, which is placed in the folders with encrypted files. When the user opens such folders, a note from developers opens: READ MORE

How to remove Exx ransomware

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What is Exx ransomware

Exx is another computer pest designed to deceive money. First, Exx virus sneaks into the system, usually through some free application. Then, Exx virus finds files important for users (photos, videos, archives, working documents) and encrypts them using a special RSA-2048 cryptographic algorithm and adds extension .exx . When the encryption process is over, Exx ransomware creates a file HELP_RESTORE_FILES.txt , which displays a message when opening locked files READ MORE

How to Remove Mppq Ransomware

What is Mppq ransomware

A new variant of STOP (Djvu) ransomware has appeared that changes the extension of the files it encrypts to .mppq. Mppq ransomware may get installed on a computer after a user opens a file downloaded from an untrustworthy source. After installation, the ransomware connects via Internet to its server where a unique pair of encryption and decryption keys is generated. The encryption key is sent back to the infected computer to encrypt files with. Mppq then encrypts files and drops ransom notes in folders with instructions on how to contact its developers and pay the ransom. READ MORE

How to Remove .pahd Ransomware

What is Pahd ransomware

Pahd is a new variant of Djvu (STOP) ransomware. Pahd may end up on a PC after a user opens a file downloaded from an unverified source. Pahd encrypts files on the infected computer and leaves its ransom note called “_readme.txt” in folders with encrypted files, with decryption prices and ways to contact the ransomware developers. Unfortunately, there is little chance to decrypt .pahd files for free. You may try Emsisoft’s Decrypter that may work in rare cases. Otherwise, there are some methods of file recovery that may help you recover part of the files, though that is not a guarantee. This articles describes how you can remove Pahd ransomware from your computer and try to restore .pahd files. READ MORE

How to remove Xdqd ransomware and decrypt .[xdatarecovery@msgsafe.io].xdqd files

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What is Xdqd ransomware

Xdqd is a ransomware type of malware that restricts access to important files (documents, images, videos), in general, which users use most often. This virus adds the extension . [Xdatarecovery@msgsafe.io] .xdqd to every blocked file. Then it tries to extort money from victims by asking for a ransom in exchange for access to the data. This information is delivered via a note from Xdqd virus workers readme-warning.txt : READ MORE

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