The Perlox Ransomware is a file encryption Trojan meant to harm the files on your computer and then extort you for money. The threatening application tries to encrypt the contents of images, videos, archives, databases and other important files. Once it damages a file, it will add the '.periox' suffix to its name and drop the ransom message 'help.html' on the desktop. The latter file contains a short message from the attackers who ask to be contacted via the TOR-based mailbox...

The OVO Ransomware is a nefarious computer threat that may be distributed online through fake downloads, pirated content, corrupted email attachments or other deceptive content. Users who come across the OVO Ransomware's payload may have no idea that they are interacting with a threatening payload designed to encrypt the majority of their hard drive's contents. Unfortunately, once OVO Ransomware's attack is initialized, there is little that the victim can do to prevent it. The only reliable...

The FilesRecoverEN Ransomware is a threatening file-encryption Trojan whose attackers are likely to be amateurs that, unfortunately, have managed to craft a file-locker, which is impossible to decrypt for free. The reason why the ransomware's authors are likely to be amateurs is that they are using an email address hosted with Gmail.com – needless to say, Google will not allow them to use the email for extortion, and it is a matter of days for the inbox to be banned probably. This would make...

The '.fake File Extension' Ransomware is a cyber threat whose creators might have developed it from scratch since it does not appear to share similarities with any of the popular ransomware families. Unfortunately, the '.fake File Extension' Ransomware uses a very secure file-locking mechanism, and this may make it impossible for victims to decrypt their data via free tools. Currently, the only reliable way to undo the damage that the '.fake File Extension' Ransomware causes is to restore the...

Having to deal with the attack of the HENRI IV Ransomware is guaranteed to be a terrible experience because of this file locker's ability to cause long-term damage to files. The goal of HENRI IV Ransomware's creators is to make sure that their threatening application can encrypt the data found on the victim's hard drive and then promise to provide them with a decryptor in exchange for money. Just like other ransomware operators, the ones behind the HENRI IV Ransomware also ask to be paid via...

The Ytbn Ransomware is a piece of malware classified as a file-encryption Trojan. The Ytbn Ransomware is designed to cause damage to the files found on the hard drives of infected machines, and then extort their owners for money by promising to help recover their contents. You can rest assured that this offer is not something you should consider – the criminals ask for hundreds of dollars ($490 to be exact,) and there is no way to be sure that they will not end up collecting your money...

The LulzDecryptor Ransomware is a file-locker application that carries out devastating attacks meant to prevent victims from accessing files that are likely to contain important data – documents, images, archives, videos and others. Surprisingly, the LulzDecryptor Ransomware does not rename locked files, so victims might not be able to spot the damaged files easily. As expected, the authors of the LulzDecryptor Ransomware offer to provide a decryption service in exchange for a ransom payment....

The Npsk Ransomware is a file-locker that is considered impossible to decrypt via free tools. It is based on the  S TOP Ransomware  project and, unfortunately, both of these threats use an almost flawless file-locking mechanism, which would be impossible to reverse without acquiring the unique decryption key that the Npsk Ransomware generated for the victim's device. However, this key is only stored on the servers of the attackers, and they are not willing to provide it for free – they ask...

The Pecunia Ransomware is a file-encryption Trojan that is being distributed online via fake downloads and updates, misleading advertisements, corrupted email attachments, and other shady content coming from low-quality websites. Needless to say, trying to steer away from suspicious files and websites is not always easy, so it is best to have a secondary later of protection in the shape of a regularly updated anti-virus software suite. Keeping your system secured at all times is the most...

Cybercriminals continue to rely on file-lockers to be their #1 extortion tools. Threats of this type are able to cause potentially permanent damage to the files found on infected machines, and recovering them may only be possible with the use of a specialized decryptor. The Onim Ransomware is one of the threats that use this exact strategy and, unfortunately, it is not compatible with free decryption tools. If the Onim Ransomware manages to harm the files on your system, then you will not be...

The Ekvf Ransomware is a threat that is being spread online via fake downloads, misleading advertisements, pirated games/software and other suspicious files. The best way to make sure that the Ekvf Ransomware will never get to your system is to use an up-to-date anti-virus tool to protect your data. Users who have not taken the necessary precautions to protect their computers may fall victim to Ekvf Ransomware's attack unknowingly and, unfortunately, this may have terrible consequences for...

The Ncovid Ransomware is a file-encryption Trojan that shares many similarities with a less popular ransomware family called RIP Lmao . Unfortunately, neither of these threats are compatible with free decryption utilities, and the users who fall victims to their attacks may be unable to recover their data reliably unless they have access to a backup copy of their important files. The Ncovid Ransomware is likely to be spread online with the use of various misleading messages and other...

The Backup Ransomware is a file-encryption Trojan that is being delivered to potential victims with the use of corrupted emails, deceptive advertisements, fake downloads and pirated content. If the Backup Ransomware manages to reach your computer without being stopped by anti-virus software, it may end up causing damage to your files. The Backup Ransomware encrypts documents, images, videos, databases, archives and many other files. Users will be able to recognize the damaged data because of...

The PROM Ransomware is a threat that is being spread online with the use of corrupted advertisements, fake downloads, fake email attachments, and other deceptive content. If the PROM Ransomware reaches your device, it may cause damage to your data by encrypting important files. Unfortunately, reversing the encryption is not an easy task – it requires the use of a specialized decryptor combined with the unique key that the PROM Ransomware generates for your device. The files that the PROM...

Povlsomware Ransomware is a file-locker, which can cause irreversible damage to your important data potentially. Threats of this type are designed to encrypt the contents of important files and then offer a paid decryption service, which may often cost hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Unfortunately, there is no free decryption tool for the Povlsomware Ransomware, and victims of this ransomware attack may not be able to restore their data easily. Currently, the only reliable way to undo...