The Peace Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's an update of the Void Ransomware or VoidCrypt Ransomware's family. Besides blocking files, the Peace Ransomware may disable some security features or delete local backup and diagnostic data. Windows users should back their work up onto other devices and have anti-malware products ready for removing the Peace Ransomware. Although once tiny, the  Void Ransomware  or VoidCrypt Ransomware family is growing steadily, with variants...

The Connect Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan and variant of the Bondy Ransomware. This Trojan is functionally-identical to its predecessor, with secure encryption attacks for locking files and text ransom notes demanding money for data recovery. All Windows users can keep their files safe by backing them up and leveraging anti-malware tools for removing the Connect Ransomware. Covering tracks isn't always a priority for threat actors, who may rent or collect much of the code for their...

The Mhcadd Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a variant of the Snatch Ransomware. This family can block media files on Windows PCs by encrypting them and may abuse some Windows features for maximizing their data access. Users should keep backups on other systems for recovering their work and let trusted cyber-security products quarantine or delete the Mhcadd Ransomware. Size isn't a tell-all about whether a gang of Trojans is mildly, moderately, or exceedingly threatening, as the S...

The v315 Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a variant of the Jigsaw Ransomware. Besides blocking files with encryption, the v315 Ransomware also can delete them on a countdown or after restarting. Users should exercise care when rebooting their computers, use dedicated security services for removing the v315 Ransomware, and restore files from backups, if possible. While much a subject of interest in its early days, the Jigsaw Ransomware is no longer as threatening a specter on...

The Vpsh Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a part of the STOP Ransomware or Djvu Ransomware family. The Vpsh Ransomware may circulate through torrents, brute-force attacks, or other exploits and sabotages the user's media files by encrypting or blocking them. Windows users with backups can recover their files without trouble, and most PC security products should contain and remove the Vpsh Ransomware. The arbitrary naming schemes around the STOP Ransomware family's releases over...

The TechandStrat Ransomware is a Windows file-locking Trojan and an update of the Wacatac Ransomware (or DeathRansomware Ransomware). Unlike early versions of that Trojan, the TechandStrat Ransomware can securely encrypt and block media files, along with issuing ransom demands to victims. Robust anti-malware tools may delete the TechandStrat Ransomware, but users may need backups for restoring the lost content. Although updates have made it unrecognizable from its ancestor, a new version...

The Ahmed Minegames Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan. The Ahmed Minegames Ransomware can block media files with a non-secure encryption routine and creates a pop-up alert with password protection for its unlocking service. Windows users may recover by entering a compatible password or use a backup after deleting the Ahmed Minegames Ransomware with a proper security solution. An amateur-level effort at a file-locking Trojan produces fruit, although the bounty isn't as sophisticated as...

The BNFD Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a part of the AES-Matrix Ransomware family. The BNFD Ransomware blocks media files on the computer to demand a ransom out of the victim and cause symptoms such as adding extensions and hijacking the desktop. Users should let their anti-malware tools delete the BNFD Ransomware automatically, although the recovery of files without a safe backup is questionable. As one of the quieter but well-maintained families of file-locker Trojans,...

The Aieou Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks digital media and ransoms the unlocking service. The Aieou Ransomware includes classic symptoms like text ransom notes and extension changes and targets Windows environments. Users can protect their files with backups and their PCs with anti-malware tools for the safe removal of the Aieou Ransomware. Trojan campaigns without dependencies on families like the  Scarab Ransomware , the  Djvu Ransomware , or others make for a...

The Lalaland Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that derives from the VoidCrypt Ransomware family. The Lalaland Ransomware blocks files for ransoming the unlocking service to victims for a ransom. Users should always back their files up for recovering without risking ransoms and let their anti-malware solutions quarantine or delete the Lalaland Ransomware from their computers. Courtesy of the VoidCrypt Ransomware 's family, Windows users might experience yet another source of...

The Exploit Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the VoidCrypt Ransomware family. Like other members, the Exploit Ransomware blocks the user's media files, adds new extensions to them, and creates HTA ransom messages that offer an unlocking service to victims. Most high-quality anti-malware solutions will delete the Exploit Ransomware automatically, although users also should have secure backups for any critical files. Just as stars might be born and die in the expanse of space, Trojan...

The VoidCrypt Ransomware is a family of file-locking Trojan that can block digital media on Windows systems. In addition to this encryption-based attack, it may create HTA ransom notes that sell the attacker's decryption service, change extensions, terminate some programs, and make unsafe settings changes. Users should guard their media with appropriately-secure backups and let their anti-malware utilities delete the VoidCrypt Ransomware and its variants as appropriate. After early samples...

The Kut Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of a Ransomware-as-a-Service, Dharma Ransomware. The Kut Ransomware deletes local backups and encrypts digital media for forcing victims into paying ransoms for restoring their files. Users should emphasize backup security for their work and have anti-malware solutions updated for removing the Kut Ransomware effectively. Updates to Ransomware-as-a-Services show both ongoing trust by other threat actors in the profit margins of the...

The Scarry Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the Scarab Ransomware family. The Scarry Ransomware can encrypt and lock users' media and holds them hostage with Russian-language ransom notes that include a premium decryption advertisement and other technically-misleading warnings. Users should always have a backup for recovery from such attacks, and the right anti-malware product should remove the Scarry Ransomware. The  Scarab Ransomware  is an 'odd duck' family in...

The Bondy Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan without a known family currently. The Bondy Ransomware can harm users' access to their documents, pictures, and similar media through encrypting the files and sends ransom notes to victims afterward. Properly-secure backups will help with inexpensive recovery of the data, and professional PC security solutions should properly delete the Bondy Ransomware. A relative enigma with the Bondy Ransomware name is appearing as quiet competition to the...