The Chuk Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the Dharma Ransomware family, a long-known Ransomware-as-a-Service. The Chuk Ransomware infection methods may use brute-force attacks, torrents, or e-mail attachments, after which the threat blocks digital media files and holds them for ransom. Appropriate backup protocols will deflect most of the dangers from infections, and worthwhile anti-malware tools can remove the Chuk Ransomware. As Trojans families rise and fail, some...

The Hbdalna Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan from the family of the Snatch Ransomware. The Hbdalna Ransomware may reboot the computer into Safe Mode before blocking media files with secure encryption and holding them for ransom. Users should protect themselves with both backups and anti-malware utilities for enabling the prompt removal of the Hbdalna Ransomware. The Snatch Ransomware 's file-locking Trojan family intends to leave an impression in 2020, with new variants and campaigns...

The Blm Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the Dharma Ransomware's Ransomware-as-a-Service. Despite its name and referential e-mail address, it has no relationship with the Black Lives Matter political movement. Users can best protect any files from these attacks by saving backups to secure locations and having their anti-malware products up-to-date to flag and remove the Blm Ransomware. News, fads, and popular media themes, in the political sphere and outside of it, are...

The BD Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can block media on your computer by encrypting it. This attack targets documents, pictures, and similar content for holding for ransom. Appropriate backups often are the only viable recovery method afterward, although anti-malware products should remove the BD Ransomware before it starts encrypting anything. The occasional attack by a file-locking Trojan that's an independent project serves as a reminder that Ransomware-as-a-Services aren't...

The Tomas Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that blocks digital media files for ransom. The Tomas Ransomware shares most of its symptoms with other threats of this type, although it also delivers ransom notes with unique addresses and appends a custom extension onto the files. A majority of anti-malware programs will detect and remove the Tomas Ransomware from Windows environments immediately before losing files. Since their business operations tend to benefit from similar features,...

The Eur Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the Dharma Ransomware, a Ransomware-as-a-Service family. These threats will block the victim's files, such as most digital media, with encryption that usually is unbreakable by third parties. Appropriate anti-malware services may remove the Eur Ransomware or block its installation exploit and secure backups ca mitigate data loss significantly. Among file-locking Trojans, there exist philosophies catering to both the low and high...

The OGDO Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that's part of STOP Ransomware's Ransomware-as-a-Service group. The OGDO Ransomware targets Windows systems and encrypts files, such as documents, so that they can't open. Users should schedule and secure backups for a complete recovery from any infections, and have a professional anti-malware service remove the OGDO Ransomware on its detection. There's increasingly-stiff competition among Ransomware-as-a-Services and independent equivalents of...

The A3C9N Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of a family of Trojans named Snatch Ransomware. The Trojan blocks most media on Windows computers for holding it hostage, after which, it sells a ransom-based unlocking service. Users should always protect any valuable files with backups and have compatible anti-malware tools active for safely deleting the A3C9N Ransomware. Ransomware-as-a-Services, in-house Trojan-creating kits, and 'freeware' like Hidden Tear all are responsible...

The ThunderX Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan without ties to any famous families or Ransomware-as-a-Services. The ThunderX Ransomware can block the user's files with its encryption, delete local Windows backups, and create additional files related to the ransoming service. Users with other backups are immune to this extortion attempt virtually, and anti-malware programs can block or remove the ThunderX Ransomware from infected PCs. Between the many families of file-locking Trojans,...

The Cndqmi Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the family of the Snatch Ransomware. The Cndqmi Ransomware can stop files from opening by encrypting them and may abuse Windows features like Safe Mode while it does so. Windows users with sufficient anti-malware protection should find and delete the Cndqmi Ransomware automatically, although having a secure backup for recovery is extremely helpful. As a Trojan family, the  Snatch Ransomware  is far from the most populous of its...

The Jdokao Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the larger family of the Snatch Ransomware. This Trojan runs in most Windows versions and encrypts the user's media files for blocking and ransoming them. Solutions to this threat include having backups for data restoration and letting anti-malware services contain and remove the Jdokao Ransomware. As a Trojan family, the  Snatch Ransomware  is a quieter and more particular example and lacks the extreme proliferation of...

DeathRansom is a ransomware threat that has joined the actions of Wacatac Ransomware , which is believed to be its predecessor. The two threats may have been created by the same group of hackers who look to extort money from victimized computer users. The money extortion methods of DeathRansom start with its infection that may come in the form of a spam email attachment, often a "read-me.txt" text file that may appear to be harmless to most. Upon opening the malicious attachment, the...

The Bmd Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from a Ransomware-as-a-Service family known as the Dharma Ransomware and the Crysis Ransomware. Immediate infection symptoms in Windows centralize around 'locked' or encrypted media files that will not open without the threat actor's custom decryption information. Users should have protected backups for recovering their files, even though anti-malware applications should delete the Bmd Ransomware quickly. An oppressive force inside the...

The Cl Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan from the family of the Dharma Ransomware (AKA the Crysis Ransomware). Most infections will block diverse media formats of files on the computer and deliver ransom notes that sell a possible unlocking service to the victim. Users should protect sensitive files with backups on other devices and let their anti-malware solutions delete the Cl Ransomware once they identify it. Definitively one of the largest families of file-locking Trojans in the...

The AIDS NT 2020 Ransomware is a file-wiping Trojan that deletes the user's media and pretends to hold it hostage. The Trojan includes a wallpaper hijacking and ransom demands, although there's no advantage to paying. Victims can disinfect their PCs with anti-malware products for removing the AIDS NT 2020 Ransomware after rebooting and disrupting the Trojan's startup routine. Since file-locker Trojans are popular and variable enormously, many victims may jump to conclusions about their...