Tim Kas

Computer security specialist. I try to do my best and share my knowledge with you by creating simple-to-follow and useful guides on various topics about computer security.

Joined: April 9, 2012
Articles: 8088
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Ransomware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to remove SEND.ID.TO Ransomware and decrypt .CRYPTED files

SEND.ID.TO is cryptovirus extorting money from users. After it penetrates your system, it encrypts your files in various formats, including Office documents, multimedia, photos, videos and more. Also, it is worth noting that it encrypts user data using a special algorithm AES-256, which makes these files unusable.

Tim Kas
April 7, 2019

Ransomware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall remove RabbitFox and decrypt .fox files

Today's article is devoted to RabbitFox cryptovirus that has become very common in the last week. This virus, like many analogues, comes to the computer and encrypts user data of various types, including Office documents, audio, video, multimedia, archives and much more.

Tim Kas
April 7, 2019

Ransomware, Trojans/Viruses

How to remove Refols Ransomware and decrypt .refols files

Infected with Refols Ransomware? Need to decrypt your files? What is Refols Ransomware Refols Ransomware is a file encryptor, an aggressive form of the virus, that called “Ransomware”. Unfortunately, if your files have changed their extensions on refols – you…

Tim Kas
April 4, 2019

Ransomware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to remove Tronas Ransomware and decrypt .tronas files

Today we will try to describe the Tronas cryptovirus that comes to the computer and encrypts user files of various formats (documents, office, audio, video, archives, multimedia, and so on). It is worth noting that Tronas encrypts files using an algorithm that makes files "stony", in other words, unsuitable for further use.

Tim Kas
March 29, 2019

Ransomware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to remove Grovas Ransomware and decrypt .grovas files

This article is devoted to Grovas cryptovirus, which has already spread throughout the world, despite the fact that initially it is aimed at English-speaking users. Like other similar threats, it encrypts user files with an algorithm, and also adds the .grovas extension, making these files unusable.

Tim Kas
March 29, 2019