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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 Bmtf ransomware? Bmtf is a data-kidnapping malware that infects Windows devices. It is based on the infamous Dharma ransomware virus that focuses on money extortion from users. Similar to other Dharma viruses, it encrypts users’ valuable data such…
What is Credo ransomware? Credo is a ransom-demanding virus that can encrypt users’ sensitive data on target computer. It is one of the latest Dharma ransomware variants that adds the .credo extension to each encrypted file. The virus locks almost…
What is Bad ransomware? Bad is a data-encrypting malware that locks users’ data to have a reason to demand a ransom. Although the virus was released recently (July 2020), it is not really new, Bad is just another version of…
What is Maas ransomware? Maas is a ransomware-type virus designed to encrypt users’ data to then extort money from them. Criminals urge users to pay $980/490 ransom for the decryption software. The malware strain is not new, it originates from…
What is Java ransomware? Java is a file-encrypting virus that targets Windows computers and focuses on money extortion from users. It is based on the notorious Dharma virus that has been infecting computers around the world for several years. Like…