The 'Tors@tuta.io' Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a member of the Globe Imposter Ransomware family, which mimics the Globe Ransomware. Any infection can lock media content from opening, including documents, music, and pictures and hold them for ransom. Users should back their files up safely and let trusted anti-malware solutions delete the 'Tors@tuta.io' Ransomware for their computers' safety. Arriving as a fake database management service, the 'Tors@tuta.io' Ransomware is a...

The Repter Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a variant of the Fonix Ransomware, a previously-independent threat. As with its ancestor, infections will seek to lock various digital media formats and hold them for ransom. Users should have backups for recovering lost files without paying, and anti-malware services to properly remove the Repter Ransomware. File-locking Trojans becoming families is an event worth noting, even with the ongoing competition between preexisting...

The Homer Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a derivative of a Ransomware-as-a-Service family known as Dharma Ransomware or Crysis Ransomware. The Homer Ransomware can block your files by encrypting them and delete the local backups as part of its extortionist campaign. Users should ignore the ransom demands, recover from any secure backups, and have their favored anti-malware solutions uninstall the Homer Ransomware. Jokes referring to popular media are among the usual details...

The AgeLocker Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan with variants for macOS and Linux operating systems currently. The AgeLocker Ransomware uses a free tool, Age, to encrypt the user's data files and ask for a ransom via e-mail without leaving a ransom note on the infected system. Users remain capable of defending their data through well-maintained backups and should let professional anti-malware products detect and remove the AgeLocker Ransomware while re-securing any compromised networks....

The Repl Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of a Ransomware-as-a-Service known as both STOP Ransomware and Djvu Ransomware. Symptoms of its presence include changes to filenames, encryption blocking your files from opening, unusual Windows update pop-ups and ransom notes. Well-secured backups are helpful for counteracting file-locking Trojans universally, and most anti-malware programs should delete the Repl Ransomware quickly. With a domineering presence in the Windows threat...

The GNS Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan based on a Trojan-generating kit, the Crysis Ransomware. Its family, also referred to as Dharma Ransomware, is noteworthy for using secure encryption attacks that stop users' files from opening and ransoming a recovery solution. Users can keep backups on other devices as alternate recovery options and depend on most anti-malware tools to remove the GNS Ransomware. As the Dharma Ransomware family persists in its unlawful productivity, its...

The Felix Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's from the Crysis Ransomware or the Dharma Ransomware families. During infections, users may find media files incapable of opening in their programs and see ransoming messages, including pop-ups. Besides a properly secure backup for content recovery, appropriate measures include the use of anti-malware services to remove the Felix Ransomware entirely. Since the prominent Ransomware-as-a-Service families are so streamlined, any significant...

The FlyBox Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can encrypt your media files and keep them from opening in their associated programs. The FlyBox Ransomware generates interactive pop-ups for its ransom demands, which ask for Bitcoins in return for an unlocker. However, there are free options for recovery, in addition to traditional backups, and malware experts recommend ignoring the ransom while letting anti-malware services remove the FlyBox Ransomware. File-locking Trojans bank as...

The Pojie Ransomware is a Chinese file-locking Trojan that blocks your media and holds it for ransom. Besides including references to a reverse-engineering software site, it also may hide its executable as a picture or as Windows server software and targets Chinese speakers. Users should keep to the standard solutions of a secured backup for retrieving their files and anti-malware services for uninstalling the Pojie Ransomware. The self-declared 'I Love Cracks' Web forum of 52pojie.cn is...

The flowEncryption Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can prevent media files such as documents from opening. Users should keep backups of their work for recovering without ransoms or data loss. Most Windows anti-malware programs should identify and delete the flowEncryption Ransomware and block standard drive-by-download exploits appropriately. When Trojans deviate from the expectations of their previous examples, there usually are reasons for it. With the newly-detected samples of...

The Aris Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can lock the user's media and hold it hostage until its threat actor receives a ransom. Because of the expense and dangers of ransom-based transactions, users should have backups in a non-local and secure location for recovering anything that this threat blocks. Anti-malware programs, also, should uninstall the Aris Ransomware and prevent most infection exploits. Alternately referring to itself as either 'ArisLocker' or 'Aris Locker,' the...

The IT Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that includes attacks for encrypting digital media and locking the user's screen or desktop. Users should always have a backup to protect their files and use standard Windows recovery options for working around user interface-blocking attacks. Always use suitable anti-malware products for uninstalling the IT Ransomware or preventing infection attempts by traditional means such as document exploits. The iconic horror novelist, Stephen King, is just...

The Wholocked Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can capture your digital media files through encrypting them. Its symptoms include hijacking the user's desktop wallpaper, creating text ransom notes, and tagging the names of files with 'wholocked' extensions. As always, users should have backups secured for their recovery needs and delegate the removal of the Wholocked Ransomware to trusted anti-malware products. Independent versions of file-locking Trojans and smaller families are a...

The '.google File Extension' Ransomware, also known as GoGoogle Ransomware, is a file-locking Trojan that can encrypt your files so that they can't open. The '.google File Extension' Ransomware campaign targets unprotected Web servers preferentially but may harm any user's media, whether at home or in a work environment. Victims can recover with any available backup, along with anti-malware tools for guaranteeing the safe removal of the '.google File Extension' Ransomware. With campaigns...

The Bmtf Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's from the Dharma Ransomware family, a Ransomware-as-a-Service. While it includes various features for extracting ransoms from its victims, its defining one is encryption for blocking files, data like documents and other media, particularly. Rigorous backup protocols can prevent any damage from this threat, and most anti-malware products should stop infection attempts or remove the Bmtf Ransomware automatically. Arriving onto the threat...