The .waiting Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that stops media such as documents from opening by encrypting their data. Its attacks include filename alterations for visibility purposes, as well as ransoming messages with uTox support for the negotiations. Victims should recover from a backup after deleting the .waiting Ransomware as soon as practical with trusted anti-malware services. Despite the overwhelming fecundity of RaaS families from Russia's Scarab Ransomware and Asia's STOP...

The Love$ Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a part of the Dharma Ransomware Ransomware-as-a-Service family. Some Trojan droppers are installing this threat after infecting Windows systems by unknown means, after which, the Love$ Ransomware blocks the majority of digital media on all drives. Users can save their files by preparing protected backups for restoring and using anti-malware products for deleting the Love$ Ransomware immediately. The RaaS or Ransomware-as-a-Service...

The Thana Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can block your Windows PC's digital media, including documents or pictures. Since the means of its doing so is an encryption routine of questionable reverse-engineering status, users should have backups ready as a favored recovery solution. Anti-malware products are helpful for removing the Thana Ransomware infections or stopping them before the attacks happen equally. Tracing the genealogies of file-locking Trojans may take winding paths,...

The ComputerDestroyer Ransomware is a screen-locking Trojan that imitates the visual features of a file-locking one, such as claiming that it's encrypted media. This threat blocks access to the Windows interface through pop-ups and Registry settings changes. Users should reboot through appropriately secure methods, such as loading an OS through a removable USB and let their anti-malware products eliminate the ComputerDestroyer Ransomware safely. Blocking media with encryption is far from...

The Ahegao Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that commits attacks for holding media like documents and pictures hostage. The Ahegao Ransomware also displays pop-ups similar to those of the '.wcry File Extension' Ransomware campaign. Users should depend on safe backups for recovering anything that the Trojan locks, but an up-to-date anti-malware product may remove the Ahegao Ransomware during infection attempts. The '.wcry File Extension' Ransomware , the WannaCryptor Ransomware, and the...

The SARS-CoV-2 Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can prevent documents, pictures, and other media throughout your computer from opening. The encryption that it uses for doing so may or may not be reversible through a decryption tool, and users should restore from their backups whenever possible. Anti-malware products also may remove the SARS-CoV-2 Ransomware as a threat or prevent infections completely. A file-locking Trojan not connected to the usual Ransomware-as-a-Service...

The Lalo Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a part of a Ransomware-as-a-Service family named STOP Ransomware or Djvu Ransomware. The Lalo Ransomware can keep users from accessing files by encrypting them and holds them for ransom. Backups are a nearly-mandatory recovery solution for most users, although respected anti-malware products should delete the Lalo Ransomware safely. The Ransomware-as-a-Service that's after money and nothing else has yet to finish dominating the threat...

The SentinelOne Labs Ransomware is a Trojan that blocks the operating system's startup routine by modifying the MBR. Its attack includes a warning message that attributes it to a well-known security researcher at the SentinelOne cyber-security company falsely, hence the Trojan's name. Users should save backups of their work as a precaution at all times, reinstall Windows as necessary, and confirm the removal of the SentinelOne Labs Ransomware through appropriate anti-malware tools. The...

The Revon Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the Phobos Ransomware's family, a notable spin-off of the Crysis Ransomware. As per most other members, it will take files on your computer hostage by encrypting documents, pictures and other media. Users should have backups for protecting their work from this often-irreversible attack and use anti-malware products for deleting the Revon Ransomware. The fear-themed Ransomware-as-a-Service, Phobos Ransomware , is remaining a...

The WannaRen Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks users' data through the RSA and RC4 encryptions. The WannaRen Ransomware campaign has close ties to software piracy websites targeting Chinese users, although it also may circulate by exploiting the EternalBlue vulnerability. Users still should protect their work through remote, secure backups, and let anti-malware products delete the WannaRen Ransomware as it becomes necessary. File-locking Trojans that are outside of the most...

The encS Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's an update of the DeathHiddenTear Ransomware. The encS Ransomware blocks files like documents using encryption, changes their extensions, and leaves ransom notes in the user's C drive. Users should always have regularly-updated backups for recovering blocked media and may use professional anti-malware services for removing the encS Ransomware as safely as possible. A minor file-locking Trojan, the DeathHiddenTear Ransomware, is updating...

The L4NC34 Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks digital media such as documents, music, pictures or website content. Its campaign is targeting vulnerable sites through brute-force or other techniques mainly. All users should have backups, along with anti-malware products for removing the L4NC34 Ransomware, and making full use of password security guidelines and software updates are valuable defenses. File-locking Trojans tend to gain headlines through notorious payloads like...

The Jope Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the Djvu Ransomware or the STOP Ransomware family. The Jope Ransomware blocks files on your computer by encrypting them, as well as creating ransom-based text messages, deleting backups, and blocking websites with settings changes. Appropriate anti-malware products should remove the Jope Ransomware preemptively, although a remote backup is always advisable for preserving documents and other content. While many criminals are...

The Ada Covid Ransomware is a file-locker that appears to have been made in a hurry since it fails to provide victims with any meaningful information that can help them get their files back to normal. Usually, the authors of file-encryption Trojans like this one tend to offer proof that they are able to decrypt the locked files – this is usually done by telling victims to send 1-2 files to the attackers, and they will be unlocked for free. However, the Ada Covid Ransomware's authors do no...

The WANNACASH NCOV Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that targets Russian-speaking PC users preferentially. The WANNACASH NCOV Ransomware extorts ransoms through blocking digital media and rendering it impossible to open. Users can always protect their work by backing it up safely and removing the WANNACASH NCOV Ransomware. In 2018, the little-heard-of WannaCash Ransomware campaign was most notable for its visual flair, geographical spread, and its software theft theme for installation...