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Articles about removing ransomware that blocks Windows or browsers and can encrypt your data and demand ransom.
What is Hard ransomware? Hard Ransomware is malicious software that seeks to encrypt data stored on the infected computer. The main purpose of this virus is to extract money from people in exchange for decrypting files. This way, files like…
What is Amber ransomware? Amber is a ransomware-type virus that encrypts user data using the strong encryption algorithm. It affects users’ personal data such as photos, videos, archives, documents of the MS Office, and much more. Of course, such files…
What is Secure ransomware? Secure Ransomware is a cryptovirus that encrypts user data using AES+RSA, after which the encrypted files cannot be changed, opened, and so on. Genealogically, Secure Ransomware refers to the Thanos Ransomware family that was identified earlier.…
What is Enfp ransomware? Enfp ransomware is a crypto-virus that encrypts data in the user’s system, then demands a ransom. In more detail, we note that this belongs to the STOP/DJVU ransomware family. Like previous versions of these crypto viruses,…
What is JoJoCrypter ransomware? JoJoCrypter ransomware encrypts users’ files that are located on Windows computer. It can be audio files, video, multimedia, archives, office documents, much more. After encryption, these files become unusable for further use, so criminals demand a…