The DecYourData Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan without connections to any free or Ransomware-as-a-Service family. Infections can create symptoms including, most importantly, 'locked' files, as well as changed extensions and ransom notes in Notepad format. Qualified anti-malware services should delete the DecYourData Ransomware on sight, and secure, non-local backups are a preferable recovery solution for your data. A substantial majority of file-locking Trojans throughout the years...

The Horriblemorning Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's from the second edition of the Globe Imposter Ransomware family. Just like the older versions, it uses encryption for locking files on Windows systems out of hopes of selling victims its unlocking help. Appropriate backups can avoid any danger of data loss, and most anti-malware products should delete Horriblemorning Ransomware by default. Waking up is the most vulnerable moment in most people's schedules, but some server...

The Prometey Ransomware is a new malware threat that gots public attention in the cybersecurity world since the beginning of October 2019. It exhibits the classic capabilities and features of a ransomware infection by encrypting files on victims’ computers through the AES encryption algorithm and demanding the payment of a ransom in exchange for a decryption key. The encrypted files include images, video and audio files, text documents, backups and banking data. A text file whose name...

The 'ponce.lorena@aol.com' Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that comes from the family of the Globe Imposter Ransomware – which imitates its competitor, the Globe Ransomware. Both families use similar attacks that encrypt your files so that they can't open and create ransom notes that sell their unlocking assistance. Users can maintain backups carefully for recovering without paying a ransom and use anti-malware utilities for deleting the 'ponce.lorena@aol.com' Ransomware. Since its...

The Pysa Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's a minor update of the Mespinoza Ransomware. It can keep your digital media, such as documents, from opening by encrypting them. Because the attack isn't curable necessarily, users should have backups for recovering from infections while depending on established anti-malware products for removing the Pysa Ransomware or blocking it from their computers. What's the possible start of a new family of file-locking Trojans is expressing itself...

The Mkos Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that originates from the STOP Ransomware's Ransomware-as-a-Service. This family is known for its usually-secure encryption methodology, including deleting default Windows backups, and a propensity for delivering spyware. Users should delete the Mkos Ransomware immediately through trusted anti-malware services before resorting to an appropriate recovery solution such as a cloud-based backup. Another catch of the STOP Ransomware members shows...

The PPDDDP Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that encrypts some media on your computer securely, but also corrupts and damages other ones. In other respects, it operates similarly to competing threats and uses an HTML file for promoting its Bitcoin-based unlocking service. Users should, as always, depend on backups for recovering any data while having anti-malware products available for deleting the PPDDDP Ransomware on sight. A new file-locking Trojan in the threat landscape is anything...

The Chch Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that takes your pictures, music, documents, databases, and other media hostage by encrypting it. This attack will keep files from opening, besides adding cosmetic extensions to their names, which the Trojan monetizes through a ransom note. Users can back their work up for recovering securely and depend on appropriate anti-malware solutions for removing the Chch Ransomware. What could be a variant of the GarrantyDecrypt Ransomware is getting...

The Nbes Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can keep documents and similar media from opening by converting them into encrypted versions. As a component of the STOP Ransomware family, it conforms to that group's norms concerning its extortion practices and premium decryption solution. Users can back their work up as a reasonable precaution and use anti-malware utilities for deleting the Nbes Ransomware before it strikes. The STOP Ransomware, a family of software of laudable repute...

The DMR Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that blocks digital media on your computer and holds it for a ransom. Its project development includes resources to drive-scanning features that may facilitate network traversal or compromising removable devices, along with default drives. Users should save backups for their files' safety securely and keep professional anti-malware technology on hand for deleting the DMR Ransomware. In-between the vast, pre-established families of...

The Montserrat Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can lock media on your PC, such as documents, images or music. Like most Trojans of its category, it also changes the file names with different extensions and creates ransom messages that sell its unlocking service. Users should be careful of backing their files up to places that a Trojan can't reach and use anti-malware products for deleting the Montserrat Ransomware as soon as possible. Whether they own a computer or not, many...

The Lazarus Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can keep your media, such as documents, from opening as part of a ransoming ploy. The Lazarus Ransomware has aesthetic similarities to Petya Ransomware but is distinct from that threat in its code. Users should always save backups carefully for recovering from such attacks and use dedicated anti-malware software for evading infections or uninstalling the Lazarus Ransomware. The many years old Petya Ransomware is nigh-legendary among...

The Afrodita Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan whose campaign is targeting Croatian businesses through fake invoice spreadsheets. Besides remaining cautious about interactions with e-mail files, users should protect their media through standard backup practices. Anti-malware utilities should delete the Afrodita Ransomware or its Trojan downloader as appropriate. The exploitation of e-mail is one of the most favored platforms for staging attacks against businesses around the world, and a...

The Gesd Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the STOP Ransomware's Ransomware-as-a-Service family. By renting the Trojan software out to third parties, the RaaS business creates numerous variants, all of which can block your files with encryption. Because free decryption isn't a definitive possibility, users should attend to their backup practices for safety and let anti-malware services delete the Gesd Ransomware from their PCs as appropriate. As with any programming...

The Zeppelin Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can take the media on your PC hostage while awaiting a ransom. Due to unlocking media through a decryptor being an inconsistently-available solution, most users should protect their work through secure backup practices. Anti-malware strategies and software also can help by avoiding typical infection vectors or flagging and uninstalling the Zeppelin Ransomware. Although they get some derision as impractical vehicles of an abandoned...