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Articles about removing ransomware that blocks Windows or browsers and can encrypt your data and demand ransom.
What is MadDog ransomware? MadDog ransomware is a crypto-malware that encrypts user data in order to extort money. The virus can get on a victim’s computer with the help of trojans, botnets, exploits, and infected spam email attachments. Once inside,…
What is Efji ransomware? Efji ransomware is a data-kidnapping malware that encodes data on infected computer. Efji ransomware belongs to the large DJVU ransomware family that creates numerous similar viruses almost every week. To complicate the decryption procedure, it also…
What is Encrp ransomware? Encrp ransomware is a new cryptovirus that can make a user’s files unavailable once it gets on the victim’s PC. The malicious activity of this virus was first noticed in early October 2020. This malware operates…
What is See_read_me ransomware? If your files became inaccessible and gained a .see_read_me suffix, then your computer has been attacked by a ransomware-type virus. In most cases, the virus spreads via spam email containing malicious attachments. To bypass security and…
What is Mmpa ransomware? Mmpa ransomware is the upgraded variant of the infamous DJVU virus, that may encrypt all the personal files on the victim’s computer. When the encryption is finished, all your personal files such as photo/video files, documents,…