The JayTHL is a file-locking Trojan that's an update of the SamSam Ransomware. Its payload has changed the ransoming message and theme but offers the same attacks based on encrypting files so that they can't open. Let your anti-malware programs remove the JayTHL as soon as they identify it and maintain secure backups for covering any potential damage it might cause. The JBoss server-abusing SamSam Ransomware is showing up again, although with changes that make it evident that a new...

The Coot Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that's part of the STOP Ransomware or Djvu Ransomware's family. The Coot Ransomware appends its extension onto files' names after locking them using encryption and asks for money through ransom notes. Paying the ransom doesn't unlock anything automatically, however, and users should depend on backup solutions combined with anti-malware services that can remove the Coot Ransomware safely. As propagation-heavy as the STOP Ransomware 's family...

The FuxSocy Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that borrows many functions and formatting characteristics from from the Cerber Ransomware . Its attacks will encrypt and block various media files, create ransom notes selling its unlocking assistance, and change filenames and extensions. Most anti-malware products should stop and remove the FuxSocy Ransomware preemptively. Another file-locker Trojan that's serving as indirect advertising for the hacking-themed Mr. Robot show is planting...

The Xda Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the Dharma Ransomware sub-group of the Crysis Ransomware's family. This Ransomware-as-a-Service business creates captive files by encrypting them and sells the decryption solution afterward. Users with backups should find recovery simple, and most anti-malware programs should recognize and delete the Xda Ransomware. Ransomware-as-a-Service's campaigns experience re-theming regularly, according to the imaginations of the threat actors who...

The Bot Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the Dharma Ransomware's group, a sub-division of the Crysis Ransomware's family. Symptoms of infections include problems with opening the files that the Trojan encrypts, changes to their names, the appearance of ransoming messages, and other attacks. Users can backup anything of value for preservation and depend on their anti-malware programs for removing the Bot Ransomware. Although a Trojan botnet is an archetypal category of Trojan...

The CCryptor Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan without a known family. Like more well-known threats, such as Hidden Tear, it blocks the user's digital media with encryption and holds the files up for ransom. Users should let backups be their preferred recovery solution to infections while having anti-malware products available for removing the CCryptor Ransomware safely. File-locking Trojans tend to come into the wild as natural byproducts of greater, preexisting family businesses, such...

The DavesSmith Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can encrypt your files and stop them from opening. Since the strength of its encryption isn't known, users shouldn't presume the availability of freeware decryptors. Compensate with appropriate backup practices and the presence of anti-malware programs for removing the DavesSmith Ransomware immediately. A threat actor with past credentials in abusing the Globe Imposter 2.0 Ransomware 's family is switching gears to a new Trojan,...

The PhobosImposter Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that fakes being a variant of Phobos Ransomware. The deliberately-invoked similarities include misleading ransom messages and changes to filenames. Users should retain all due respect for its still-present encryption capabilities, let anti-malware services remove the PhobosImposter Ransomware or block it, and update backups for their recovery needs. Copycats among file-locker Trojans aren't rare exceptionally, and some of them even are...

The COCKROACH_LOCKER Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can prevent you from opening files on your computer. The COCKROACH_LOCKER Ransomware may harm a variety of formats, such as documents and music, and paying the ransom it demands doesn't guarantee any data retrieval. Let anti-malware services protect your computer by removing the COCKROACH_LOCKER Ransomware on its detection, and maintain backups for damage mitigation appropriately. What is showing characteristic signs of being an...

The Hdmr Ransomware is a file-encryption Trojan that is not compatible with any of the readily available decryption tools. The operators of this ransomware may distribute it with the use of phishing emails, fake downloads, and pirated software or media – to protect yourself and your computer from cyber-threats, you should avoid downloading unknown files, if they come from a shady source especially. Often, dealing with the consequences of a malware attack may be as simple as running an...

The Mockba Ransomware is a file-locking that uses Russian-themed encryption attacks for blocking your PC's media. Such attacks are rarely reversible by freeware tools, and users should prioritize the possession of updated backups for a better recovery option. Robust anti-malware solutions also may present an adequate defense by removing the Mockba Ransomware upon detecting it. In a case of 'almost, but not quite' imitation, a new file-locking Trojan with pretensions towards a Russian theme...

The Nols Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can block your digital media. Its attacks use encryption for turning your work into non-opening versions of themselves, which it accompanies with other symptoms, such as blocking security websites and removing backups. Let your anti-malware services handle deleting the Nols Ransomware and store externally-secured backups for any recovery needs. Although some Trojans, such as the Jigsaw Ransomware , tailor their payloads' behavior for...

The Werd Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that uses encryption for stopping you from opening personal or work-related files. The Werd Ransomware also may change your Web-browsing settings, add extensions into filenames, create ransom notes, and remove the Restore Points from Windows systems. The previous creation of a secure backup is the best solution to any data loss it causes, although most anti-malware software should remove the Werd Ransomware properly. The STOP Ransomware , a...

The InfoDot Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that has no known family or Ransomware-as-a-Service business. Its attacks are, however, similar to those of most Trojans of the category, and include encryption for blocking your digital media, ransom messages and filename changes. Users should have a safe backup as the best alternative to decryption, and keep anti-malware services active for removing the InfoDot Ransomware whenever appropriate. File-locking Trojans usually coincide with...

The Wiki Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan from the family of the Dharma Ransomware. Its attacks are capable of locking your PC's media, including text such as documents or spreadsheets, pictures, audio, and other content. Users should prepare secure backups as a precaution and have anti-malware programs remove the Wiki Ransomware upon detection. Windows is a powerful operating system with many features that a casual user would have little need of, such as BitLocker's full volume...