The Redrum Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can keep media content from opening in its associated programs like Word or Windows Media Playe The Redrum Ransomware also can destroy backup-related data on default Windows features, changes extensions, and leaves behind ransom notes. Users can secure backups appropriately on other systems or storage devices for safety and remove the Redrum Ransomware with a traditional anti-malware program. The theming of a Trojan's campaign is an...

The CILLA Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the 2.0 version of the Globe Imposter Ransomware family. Some of its symptoms also imitate the Maoloa Ransomware, and it may, as usual, block your files with encryption as a preliminary for its extortion attempts. Credible anti-malware applications should delete the CILLA Ransomware readily, while backup and network security can limit any loss of information or prevent attacks. The Globe Imposter Ransomware lacks the ill-earned fame of...

The Righ Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that comes from the STOP Ransomware or Djvu Ransomware family. Although it can cause a variety of side effects, the signature trait is locking your files through encryption and keeping them from opening. A well-founded backup strategy can stop the Trojan from harming any valuable content, and the usual anti-malware services should suffice for removing the Righ Ransomware properly. As one of the most energetic and relevant Ransomware-as-a-Service...

The LockBit Ransomware is an independent file-locking Trojan that can block your PC's files through encryption. Besides this attack, the LockBit Ransomware may alter their extensions and create ransom messages, as well as change Internet and security settings automatically. Let your anti-malware tools remove the LockBit Ransomware as soon as they identify it and keep secured backups for a ransom-free recovery. Just like the SaveTheQueen Ransomware , the Sun Ransomware , the Wulfric...

The PyXie RAT is a Remote Access Trojan that collects information from your computer and provides significant remote administrative capabilities to attackers. The PyXie RAT uses sophisticated means of concealment and may include other threats alongside it, such as Mimikatz or file-locking Trojans. Users should depend on appropriate anti-malware products for deleting the PyXie RAT safely. Since 2018, a Trojan with both data-snatching features and system-controlling ones has been...

The Msop Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the Ransomware-as-a-Service family of the STOP Ransomware. Besides blocking your media by encrypting it, the Trojan may delete the ShadowVolume Copies, create ransom notes, and cause other, less visible security issues. All users should remove the Msop Ransomware with appropriate anti-malware software as soon as possible before attending to data recovery with backups or other methods. Like most of the more prolific Ransomware-as-a-Service...

The Hets Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the STOP Ransomware family. As a Ransomware-as-a-Service threat, it can circulate through any exploits that the renting criminal prefers, and uses encryption for holding the victim's files hostage. A sound backup methodology will prevent these Trojans from doing any long-term damage, while most anti-malware products should remove the Hets Ransomware safely. Continuing the theme of semi-random phrases and pseudo-words in its naming...

The Nyton Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that blocks your digital media with encryption and creates ransom notes. Its campaign is focusing on targeting Web servers through unknown vulnerabilities, which may include built-in software issues or unsafe configuration choices by the administrators. Users should let their anti-malware services remove the Nyton Ransomware on sight and keep a backup as a preferable, non-ransom-based solution. The Ransomware-as-a-Service families may have...

The IMI Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that comes from the Crysis Ransomware or Dharma Ransomware Ransomware-as-a-Service. Infections can block your files so that they can't open due to data encryption. Users can have secure backups for recovering anything that this Trojan attacks and use their preferred anti-malware solutions for removing the IMI Ransomware immediately. Digital media has quite the steady opponent in the Crysis Ransomware , one of the foremost runners in the...

The Bitx Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the family of the Crysis Ransomware (AKA the Dharma Ransomware). Besides blocking media for ransoming later, the Bitx Ransomware also removes backups, changes the extensions on file names, and creates ransom letters to the victims. Users can keep both anti-malware tools available for deleting the Bitx Ransomware and backups for recovering without a ransom payment. With more releases into the Crysis Ransomware family as of late, users have...

The SaveTheQueen Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can encrypt your PC's digital media and hold it hostage. The SaveTheQueen Ransomware also includes supporting attacks for extorting money and data-collecting ones, possibly, for gaining access to files on related systems. Users should let their anti-malware protection handle removing the SaveTheQueen Ransomware in most circumstances and keep backups for cheap recovery options. Independent file-locking Trojans have the disadvantage...

The MarioLocker Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can block files through encrypting their internal data, along with modifying their names. Users should have backups as a precautionary defense, although some samples of the MarioLocker Ransomware may provide (or claim to provide) either premium or free decryption solutions. Many anti-malware programs also should be useful at detecting the threat and deleting the MarioLocker Ransomware immediately. Another file-locking Trojan without...

The Calum Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the Phobos Ransomware family. Blocking files with encryption remains the most significant symptom of infection, which the Calum Ransomware causes for extorting money from the victims. Users should have backups for all their data restoration needs, although most anti-malware programs should remove the Calum Ransomware by default. The Trojan family, whose name is a reference to the Greek word for fear, has a quick follow-up to November's...

The Zobm Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the Ransomware-as-a-Service known as STOP Ransomware. Besides blocking your files by encrypting them, it can cause side effects, including wiping default backups and modifying your ability to load various websites potentially. Let your anti-malware programs uninstall the Zobm Ransomware or quarantine it before recovering through a safe backup, if possible. Ransomware-as-a-Service is an illicit business model that profits off of selling...

The Kharma Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the family of the Crysis Ransomware or the Dharma Ransomware. Infections can lock multiple formats of media on your computer by encryption, which may render them unrecoverable permanently. Users should have backups appropriate for all data recovery needs and use their anti-malware product of preference for uninstalling the Kharma Ransomware or blocking it. Neck-and-neck with the just-as-multitudinous STOP Ransomware family, its...