We uninstall what others can't
We uninstall what others can't
Articles about removing ransomware that blocks Windows or browsers and can encrypt your data and demand ransom.
What is Kuus ransomware? Kuus is yet another variant of DJVU ransomware that was spotted in late July 2020. Like other viruses of this kind, it uses asymmetric RSA cipher to lock personal files like pictures, videos, music, documents, databases,…
What is CryLock ransomware? CryLock is a cryptovirus virus that demands a ransom in Bitcoins in exchange for user data. Cybercriminals use AES encryption algorithms to block all personal files that are placed on the infected computer. In most cases,…
What is Homer ransomware? Homer ransomware is a file locking virus that belongs to the Dharma ransomware group. Despite some variations, the main aim of the virus is still the same – locking users’ data for the purpose of further…
What is Data ransomware? Data ransomware is a new variant of Dharma group that releases similar viruses almost every week. As soon as it gets on a victim’s PC, it runs executable files to start the encryption process. When the…
What is Smpl ransomware? Smpl ransomware can crawl into your system and get all your files encrypted. The virus targets only personal users’ data such as photo and video files, Microsoft Office documents, and archives. Once they are encrypted, they…