The TRSomware Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that stops media-related files from opening on your computer. The TRSomware Ransomware campaign presumes Turkish victims, although such attacks could harm users' data anywhere in the world. Having a responsible backup plan for your work and anti-malware software for blocking or removing the TRSomware Ransomware are, as always, the recommended counter-defenses. Besides the STOP Ransomware variants like the Kodc Ransomware , other...

The Devos Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's from the Phobos Ransomware's Ransomware-as-a-Service business. It includes expected symptoms and attacks for that family, such as blocking files, deleting backups, and presenting ransom demands with text and pop-ups. Users should let their anti-malware services uninstall the Devos Ransomware as soon as possible and have backups prepared for recovering inexpensively. The Phobos Ransomware , the Greek-named family of file-locking Trojans,...

The Kodc Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that blocks media files while demanding a ransom payment. This Trojan is a variant of the STOP Ransomware, a well-known Ransomware-as-a-Service, and is targeting Turkish users currently, although its payload isn't location-specific necessarily. Most users can protect themselves through responsible backup practices and anti-malware tools for deleting the Kodc Ransomware on sight adequately. The STOP Ransomware or Djvu Ransomware is a family...

The RagnarokCry Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can block your PC's documents and similar digital media. Its encryption could be irreversible without the threat actor's help, which is dependent on a ransom payment. Users can curate their backups responsibly for saving any files, as well as rely on updated anti-malware services for catching and removing the RagnarokCry Ransomware. A file-locking Trojan that's just becoming identifiable as a distinct threat is taking inspiration...

The Picocode Ransomware is a part of the Thanatos Ransomware family, which also includes this Trojan's recent ancestor, the Pico Ransomware. The Picocode Ransomware can lock your files by encrypting them, with particular emphasis on personal media like documents. Users should maintain backups for recovering and depend on their anti-malware solutions for catching and removing the Picocode Ransomware from their computers. One of the best reasons for rejecting any ransom demands from...

The Adhubllka Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that stops your digital media, such as documents, from opening with its encryption attacks. Associated symptoms are typical for its threat type and consist of extra extensions in filenames and a TXT ransom note. Users should ignore the ransom demands, restore their work from a backup, and prioritize deleting the Adhubllka Ransomware and disinfecting their system through trusted anti-malware services. As new, file-locker Trojans appear on the...

The 5ss5c Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that extorts money from Chinese-speaking victims through attacking their digital media. It's an update of the previous DBGer Ransomware with cosmetic changes predominantly. Users still should protect themselves in the same way, by backing their work up safely and possessing anti-malware solutions for detecting and removing the 5ss5c Ransomware installations. A remodel of the Satan Ransomware RaaS (or Ransomware-as-a-Service family) is...

The Horsedeal Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks your files and provides addresses for negotiating over a ransom for the unblocking solution. The threat may use disguises, such as fake anti-virus software, for infecting your PC. Use anti-malware solutions for identifying and deleting the Horsedeal Ransomware, and backups on secure devices for recovering lost data. Although families like Hidden Tear are responsible for many iterations of Trojans, singular projects by individual...

The 'beatifulgirls@youknowmynameisbob.online' Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that can block media files on your PC by encrypting them. Additional characteristics of infections include added 'locked' extensions on your media, along with HTML ransom notes in English. Users should treat it like similar threats and delete the 'beatifulgirls@youknowmynameisbob.online' Ransomware through applying proper anti-malware utilities, followed by recovering with their most current backup. Samples of...

The Ako Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks media content, including images, documents, and audio, so that victims pay its ransom fee. Symptoms besides unusable files include random, additional extensions, and different variants of ransoming instructions with campaign-specific e-mails and websites. Users should keep their backups secure for recovering and have anti-malware products for deleting the Ako Ransomware immediately. A threat actor is testing different ways of...

The Quimera Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that can keep your media content from opening by encrypting it. The Quimera Ransomware instigates this attack out of hope of extorting ransom money from the victim in return for a possible unlocking solution. Because of the questionable reliability of such services, users should establish backups for protecting their files appropriately while using anti-malware tools for deleting the Quimera Ransomware as soon as practical. An early sample of...

The BitPyLock Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan family that can encrypt your PC's media so that the files can't open. Infections also include symptoms related to extorting money from the victims for an unlocker that may or may not work as advertised. Anti-malware solutions for deleting the BitPyLock Ransomware, and backups for data recovery, are the top-recommended defenses. A competitor to the far more well-established families like the Scarab Ransomware , the Globe Ransomware , and...

The DarkCrypt Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that imitates the effects of the WannaCryptor Ransomware infections. The DarkCrypt Ransomware includes a functioning encryption method that prevents your media files from opening, as well as a text ransom note. Users should withhold the ransom money, if possible, and let a reliable anti-malware service remove the DarkCrypt Ransomware before they restore from their last backup. Overstating the importance of the old '.wcry File Extension'...

The Somik1 Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan whose code comes from Hidden Tear primarily, a previously public, open-source project. Infections can cause your files to stop opening, change their names, and create messages and pop-ups with ransom demands. Users can protect their data with traditional backup practices, as well as anti-malware services, for removing the Somik1 Ransomware automatically. After a volatile debut many years ago, Hidden Tear is maintaining a smaller but still...

The SNAKE Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan family that blocks digital media files by encrypting them and sells the unlocking decryptor through a ransoming service. The SNAKE Ransomware campaign is targeting enterprise-level corporate networks currently, which it could be compromising through brute-forcing logins or exploiting e-mail tactics. Victims should quarantine or delete the SNAKE Ransomware on sight through appropriate anti-malware solutions and maintain rigorous backups for...