The XNMMP Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's an update to the CONTI Ransomware. The XNMMP Ransomware stops users from opening their files by encrypting them and offering the unlocking service for a ransom. Backups on other devices can help recover any files, although traditional cyber-security software should remove the XNMMP Ransomware from Windows PCs without issues. Sticking it out in the threat landscape long-term, especially for file-locker Trojans, isn't a given. Thus, it's...

The LCK Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the Dharma Ransomware Ransomware-as-a-Service. It can stop users from opening media files by encrypting them, adds extensions to their names, and uses several means of demanding ransoms. Secure backups are the best recovery solution to infections, along with anti-malware software for removing the LCK Ransomware and blocking attacks. Dharma Ransomware 's for-hire service is experiencing more interest from an unknown threat actor,...

The VAGGEN Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks media such as documents through encrypting it. Symptoms that accompany its attacks include ransom notes, hijacked desktop backgrounds, new extensions and pop-ups. Users should always invest in backups to maintain a recovery solution against data encryptors and traditional PC security products that should flag and delete the VAGGEN Ransomware. A file-locking Trojan that's asking for under a hundred USD in ransoms might be another...

The Consciousness Ransomware is a file-wiping Trojan that encrypts files without saving the recovery password. It may disguise itself as a Windows background service and delivers ransom notes to victims, despite being incapable of unlocking media. Users should back files up to other devices for ensuring their safety and let their dedicated cyber-security tools remove the Consciousness Ransomware. File-locking Trojans depend on the supposed authenticity of their decryption services for...

The Ironcat Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan developed for testing cyber-security in controlled environments initially. Due to its binaries' leaks to the public, victims may encounter it in the wild after threat actors distribute potentially-modified versions automatically. Users should continue guarding their files with secure backups and have anti-malware services on-hand for the efficient removal of the Ironcat Ransomware. Although it's most notorious with the widespread abuse of...

The MessedUp Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of Phobos Ransomware's family. The MessedUp Ransomware can block your media files through encrypting them, an attack that's secure against third-party solutions, thanks to a private key. Users should maintain their backups for protecting any work from these attacks, although standard security products should remove the MessedUp Ransomware upon detection immediately. A Trojan with the vague name of 'Fast.exe' is launching a...

The Easy2Lock Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan and a possible update of the WastedLocker Ransomware. The Easy2Lock Ransomware can stop users' files from opening by encrypting their data and delete local backups, for holding them as hostages. Effective non-local backup management can weaken the impact of infections, and competent cyber-security tools should remove the Easy2Lock Ransomware after flagging it as a threat. The Trojan-deploying strategies of the Evil Corp gang (AKA Dridex)...

The Encrp Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan without a related family. The Encrp Ransomware encrypts media on the PC for blocking them until the victim pays its ransom of two hundred USD in Bitcoins. Proper backup maintenance can help with data recovery significantly. However, Windows users under the protection of competent security services should delete the Encrp Ransomware without allowing it a window of opportunity for its attacks. While there are examples of file-locking Trojans...

The Efji Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that comes from the Ransomware-as-a-Service family, STOP Ransomware. The Efji Ransomware blocks media files on Windows PCs, may delete backups or block websites and delivers ransom notes for selling its file-recovery help. Users with protected backups can recover for free after deleting the Efji Ransomware through credible security solutions. Rotating extension usage is a hallmark of a Ransomware-as-a-Service, consisting of dozens, hundreds,...

The MaMoCrypt Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks your PC's digital media files, such as documents, according to their formats and locations. The Trojan also solicits a ransom through a text file, although users can avail themselves of other recovery solutions, including a freeware decryptor. Anti-malware services from most professional PC security companies should eliminate the MaMoCrypt Ransomware promptly, both before the installation and afterward. File-locking Trojans...

The See_read_me Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan and variant of the Adhubllka Ransomware, which conducts similar, encryption-based attacks. Along with blocking files, it creates a text ransom note that promotes its TOR data-unlocking service and inserts new extensions into files' names. Appropriate backups will mitigate all data loss sufficiently, and cyber-security products can prevent infections or uninstall the See_read_me Ransomware. As a semi-noteworthy event in the threat...

The Mmpa Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the STOP Ransomware family. This Ransomware-as-a-Service may use illicit torrents or similar exploits to compromise Windows computers and block their files with its custom encryption. Since decryption solutions are limited, users should have backups secure for recovery and protect their systems with anti-malware services that can remove the Mmpa Ransomware. Windows systems have a new target on their backs from the campaign of the...

The EKING Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a variant of the Phobos Ransomware. The EKING Ransomware uses a custom encryption method for blocking media on the PC while also deleting backups and disabling associated security or file management tools. Users with secure backups on other devices should have no recovery issues, and cyber-security products should counteract attacks and remove the Trojan. Macros and other 'advanced' document or spreadsheet content tend to figure in...

The Artemis Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can block media such as documents with its encryption routine. It's a relative of the PewPew Ransomware and includes that threat's signature features, such as the HTA ransom note. Users with protected backups should find recovery easy, although traditional security products should block the Artemis Ransomware attacks and remove the threat immediately. The  PewPew Ransomware , a recently-appearing Trojan family, already is splitting...

The Osnoed Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks media on users' computers through encrypting the files. It's estimated as a variant of a previous Trojan, Babax, although the data-blocking feature is new to this version. Users with backups can protect their work from harm, and most standard security products should remove the Osnoed Ransomware as a threat. The GitHub project, the  Babax Stealer , is returning with an unknown threat actor's help, whose programming...