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Articles about removing ransomware that blocks Windows or browsers and can encrypt your data and demand ransom.
What is Epor ransomware? Epor ransomware is a so-called “data-kidnapping” malware that applies encryption to the victim’s files. Once encrypted, hackers demand ransom fees which is why it’s called ransomware virus. To date, it is the most common type of…
What is Gcahvv ransomware? Gcahvv ransomware is the updated version of Snatch cryptovirus, which was spotted in the middle of November 2020. Similar to other cryptoviruses, it encodes users’ data on an infected computer for the purpose of further blackmailing…
What is Vvoa ransomware? Vvoa ransomware is a ransomware-type virus that locks personal user files using strong encryption algorithms. Vvoa ransomware is not a brand-new virus, IT experts discovered that it is yet another variant of the infamous DJVU ransomware.…
What is Bondy ransomware? Bondy ransomware is a data-kidnapping malware that encodes user files in order to extort money. If you have not encountered this before, you probably still do not know how easy it is to lose the most…
What is Jdyi ransomware? Jdyi ransomware is a vicious file-encrypting virus that infects valuable data stored on user’s PC. It is noteworthy that Jdyi ransomware is a part of the DJVU family group that has already released thousands of similar…