The Kiss Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan and a possible new version of the Paradise Ransomware. In either case, its payload will block your PC's files by encrypting them, and the process can be irreversible. Suitably-secure backup standards are ideal for recovering lost data, although anti-malware software from most companies should delete the Kiss Ransomware immediately. What might be a new variant from the Paradise Ransomware 's Trojan-generating kit is out in the wild and attacking...

The MedusaLocker Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan targeting Windows systems. The MedusaLocker Ransomware stops your media, such as documents, from opening by using encryption on them automatically and delivers ransom demands in a note on your desktop. Users should save backups for recovering their work carefully and let anti-malware software handle eliminating the MedusaLocker Ransomware. Depending on the looks of Trojan infections for determining the correct solution is a high-risk...

The Sun Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan whose attacks will block your digital media files, such as documents or pictures. The Sun Ransomware does so with the intent of extorting money later in a ransoming transaction, although paying isn't a guarantee of data recovery. Establishing secure backups is a mandatory defense against these threats, although most anti-malware programs should delete the Sun Ransomware immediately. The occasional surfacing of Trojans that are independent of...

The Uta Ransomware is a release from Dharma Ransomware, a family of file-locking Trojans. Although threat actors can distribute these variants in many ways, the Trojans always block their victims' files with encryption and attempt extorting ransoms afterward. Proper attention to one's backups can form the backbone of a free recovery, while anti-malware programs can remove the Uta Ransomware and limit its damage potential. It should shock no one that Ransomware-as-a-Service is maintaining a...

The Leto Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that encrypts digital media to prevent it from opening. Although its motive is facilitating a ransom for the unlocker, it also may cause other symptoms, including blocking websites or installing spyware. You should let your anti-malware program of preference remove the Leto Ransomware and depend on backups for file recovery. While Ransomware-as-a-Service is an industry that's prone to numerous updates, forks, and brand changes, each new...

The Mike Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that is a possible variant of the HildraCrypt Ransomware. Although many aspects of this Trojan, including its ransom note, resemble the attacks of the STOP Ransomware family, it uses a different encryption method. Users still should have their backups prepared for re-securing any blocked content, as well as anti-malware services for removing the Mike Ransomware from the computer. While large-scale changes in Ransomware-as-a-Service families...

The HildaCrypt Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan developed for educational purposes. While its live distribution is unintentional, various versions of it are in circulation, and the program is capable of blocking your files. Let your anti-malware products delete the HildaCrypt Ransomware when they find it, and store your backups securely for keeping its encryption from harming your media. While the HildaCrypt Ransomware isn't the first 'for educational purposes' Trojan to find itself...

The Bora Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that comes from the family of the STOP Ransomware or the Djvu Ransomware. Its Ransomware-as-a-Service business model includes locking files with encryption, adding custom extensions to them, erasing backups, and leaving ransom notes for the victims. Users can, as always, benefit from backup strategies for data recovery, and anti-malware programs for infection prevention or removing the Bora Ransomware. Alongside a relatively recent incident of a...

The Reco Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can encrypt your text documents, pictures, and other media. This encryption is, in a majority of attacks, not reversible without the paid help of the threat actor. However, victims always can establish backups for recovery solutions, and use anti-malware products for blocking infections and deleting the Reco Ransomware. File-locking Trojans from the STOP Ransomware family can come from e-mail attachments with misrepresented contents (such...

The Muhstik Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that targets and blocks the contents of QNAP-brand, network-attached storage. Users can protect these devices with appropriate password-maintenance practices, but also may restore their files with a free decryptor. Before retrieving your data by any convenient method, always check associated devices and PCs with anti-malware solutions for removing the Muhstik Ransomware, if necessary. The story of a victim using an inferior password and...

The Kuub Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan from a Ransomware-as-a-Service known as the STOP Ransomware or Djvu Ransomware. It can block files by using an encryption technique that, in most cases, is secure from cracking by a third party. Users should, if possible, avoid the ransom instead of restoring from a backup, and use anti-malware solutions for preventing and removing the Kuub Ransomware infections. The ever-growing proof of Ransomware-as-a-Service's profitability, the STOP...

The Seto Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that comes from the STOP Ransomware, a Ransomware-as-a-Service business. The family includes consistent traits across most members, such as creating ransom messages, blocking files with (usually) secure encryption, and removing backups. Users can protect their systems by letting anti-malware software remove the Seto Ransomware on sight and preserve backups for recovery without a ransom. Ransomware-as-a-Service will continue growing until no more...

The Galacti-Crypter Ransomware or RANWare is a file-locker Trojan that blocks your media and holds it for ransom. The Galacti-Crypter Ransomware generates pop-ups with ransoming demands, similarly to some Ransomware-as-a-Service families and independent Trojans, and sells the decryptor for Bitcoins. Users should keep their money and recover with backups, if they can do so, after quarantining or removing the Galacti-Crypter Ransomware with a competent anti-malware service. A supposedly...

The Noos Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that uses encryption as a means of locking your computer's files. The family of the STOP Ransomware uses secure encryption, in most cases, and includes local backup-deleting functionality. Users can back up their work on other devices for its safety and depend on anti-malware tools for removing the Noos Ransomware. Another version of the STOP Ransomware is as expected as daily sun or rain, but most variants that malware researchers track find...

The 'X280@protonmail.com' Ransomware is a new version of the Estemani Ransomware, a file-locking Trojan. Like its predecessor, it encrypts files for ransoming them via selling the decryptor, although it has an even higher price. Users are prompted to have backups of their work as a precaution, and Windows anti-malware programs should delete the 'X280@protonmail.com' Ransomware preemptively. Previous examinations of the Estemani Ransomware lead to the conclusion that the file-locker...