Merosa@india.com Etols Ransomware

The controversy among ransomware threats has grown to new heights as emerging threats like Merosa@india.com Etols Ransomware have surfaced only to make bogus claims within its ransom note. The note from Merosa@india.com Etols Ransomware is known to be a rather long text file named _open_.txt. Those who read the text file will find that Merosa@india.com Etols Ransomware makes demands to pay a $900 ransom to supposedly restore the files that the threat initially encrypted.

Those who give into the demands within the ransom note may be out of $900 without a clear method of restoring their encrypted files. Instead of taking such a risk and lost of money, it is best for victims of Merosa@india.com Etols Ransomware to first eliminate the threat from their system using an antimalware program.

Once one has eliminated Merosa@india.com Etols Ransomware they can then seek their most recent backup of their PC to restore files that may have been left encrypted by the malware threat.