Karl Ransomware has come into the malware picture as a threat that targets common files for the purpose of locking down a PC and making ransom demands to the user. Karl Ransomware is suspected to come from the DJVU family of ransomware threats where it will aggressively utilize techniques to lock up a computer by encrypting several files. The ransom demanded by Karl Ransomware is upwards of $400 to $1000 in some cases, which is not feasible for many computer users victimized by the threat...

The Sherminator Ransomware is a variant of the Mr.Dec Ransomware, a file-locking Trojan without a known family. Its symptoms include blocking the user's media through encryption, adding new information (such as ID strings) to the filenames, and creating advanced HTML ransom notes. Users should ignore the ransom demands and employ competent anti-malware services for uninstalling the Sherminator Ransomware safely. Even though Ransomware-as-a-Service families and Hidden Tear variants make up...

The GoRansom Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can encrypt files so that they can't open. Although it's in a proof-of-concept state, its encryption routine is working and can be threatening to your documents, pictures and other media. Users can recover their work through the methods in this article and have compatible anti-malware services delete the GoRansom Ransomware from their machine. Proof-of-concept or POC Trojans can vary in their malevolence and motives, like any...

The Meds Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan and a part of the STOP Ransomware Ransomware-as-a-Service. This family can encrypt your digital media and keep it from opening while demanding ransoms through accompanying messages. Let your anti-malware products eliminate the Meds Ransomware whenever they detect it and use appropriate backup practices for keeping unwanted encryption from becoming a long-term problem. Taking one's meds regularly is always commendable, but the same can't be said...

The Kvag Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan from the family of STOP Ransomware or Djvu Ransomware. Its encryption feature blocks most formats of media on the infected PC, and it removes default Windows backups. You can back your content up to other devices for the best recovery solution or depend on anti-malware products for deleting the Kvag Ransomware before it begins locking content. The Kvag Ransomware is a recent addition to the Ransomware-as-a-Service or RaaS family of the STOP...

The Domn Ransomware is a variant of the STOP Ransomware, a file-locker Trojan family for hire. The Domn Ransomware can keep files on your computer from opening by encrypting them, remove any default backups, and conduct additional attacks related to extortion and collecting data. Users should have their anti-malware products available for deleting the Domn Ransomware, as well as a backup device for free file recovery. A Trojan is appearing throughout the world and collecting victims in...

The Caleb Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan that can block your PC's files by encrypting them. The Caleb Ransomware includes various supporting features for monetizing its attacks, such as inserting ransom-negotiating contacts into the filenames. Users should have a backup for making any extortionist efforts moot and use anti-malware services for removing the Caleb Ransomware safely. The Phobos Ransomware family, etymologically based off of the Greek word for 'fear,' and...

The Hermes837 Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that can block files on Windows machines and holds them for ransom. Affected formats include movies and other, media-based content in various locations. Users should keep Windows anti-malware solutions nearby for deleting the Hermes837 Ransomware as soon as possible, and backups for recovering anything that it locks. Greek mythology is a deep well for threat actors' delving, whenever they need a brand for their latest Trojan campaigns. The...

The Koko Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that blocks your PC's personal and work files by encrypting them. This attack isn't always curable, and users should establish thorough backup plans for recovering from possible infection. Anti-malware products can offer additional safety by removing the Koko Ransomware on its detection, although most vendors identify it generically. When a file-locking Trojan blocks a file, it, usually, will leave behind some visual tag or signifier of the...

The PyLock Ransomware is a file-locker Trojan that can encrypt files on your computer to hold them up for a ransom. Other symptoms include changes to security and data recovery-related settings and a pop-up that's similar to those of the Crysis Ransomware family. Have your anti-malware solution remove the PyLock Ransomware as soon as possible before using any intact backup for recovery. The PyLock Ransomware is clambering onto the same pile of threats as the Amavaldo banking Trojan or...

The Barak Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the Phobos Ransomware's family, a branch of the Crysis Ransomware. Infections can stop your files from opening by modifying them with AES encryption, and conduct other attacks conducive to blocking your data recovery efforts. Let your anti-malware products delete the Barak Ransomware when possible and store backups on separate devices for safety. A possible typo in a new Trojan could be misstepping its efforts at referencing a bygone...

The Erenahen Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the Globe Imposter Ransomware family. It locks your PC's media and holds it for a ransom by selling its decryption services in a related message file. Users always should keep secure backups of their work and have anti-malware products for removing the Erenahen Ransomware before any encryption attacks. The file-locking Trojan family that profits off of pretending that it's another one returns for fall, although not nearly approaching...

The Moka Ransomware is a file-locking Trojan from the Ransomware-as-a-Service known as both the STOP Ransomware and the Djvu Ransomware. Besides blocking media on your computer, the Moka Ransomware also can create ransom messages that sell its unlocking service, remove backups, and drop other threats, such as spyware. Let your anti-malware products delete the Moka Ransomware or quarantine it immediately and maintain secure backups for damage mitigation. A fresh-off-the-press release of the...

The Vault Ransomware is a new version of VaultCrypt or CryptVault, a small family of file-locking Trojans. The Vault Ransomware payload coordinates attacks such as encrypting files, delivering ransom notes, and wiping data through additional software like SDelete. A secure, offsite backup is preferable for remedying any damage this Trojan does, although traditional anti-malware programs should identify and remove the Vault Ransomware as a threat. The Russian-victimizing VaultCrypt of...

The Group Ransomware is one of the many file-encryption Trojans that are lurking on the Internet and waiting for an opportunity to compromise your system. Unfortunately, while some malware attacks do not cause long-lasting damage, attacks by threats like the Group Ransomware are guaranteed to cause a lot of issues. This is because ransomware uses a sophisticated file-encryption routine whose ultimate goal is to prevent the victim from accessing their files – the only way to undo this is to...