Category Ransomware

Jack is a cryptovirus, which has become very common in recent weeks, namely in early May of this year. Like other and similar crypto viruses, it encrypts user data in various formats, which can be of great value to the user.

Infected with ChaCha Ransomware? Need to decrypt your files? What is ChaCha Ransomware As well as similar threats, ChaCha is a cryptographer who comes to the computer and encrypts user data using a double RSA + ChaCha20 algorithm. Of course,…

Codnat is a cryptovirus that penetrates the PC without the user's knowledge, then encrypts user files of different formats (documents, office, audio, video, etc). This is an updated version of STOP (DJVU) ransomware.

Today's article is devoted to Zeropadypt cryptovirus, which in recent weeks has gained incredible momentum and spread around the world, despite the fact that initially, this virus targets English-speaking users. Zeropadypt does not encrypt user data, but fills it with zeros, making a kind of dummy.

Today we will talk about the cryptovirus, which has become most common in recent weeks, namely, in early May of this year. This, like many similar threats, comes on a computer that encrypts user data in various formats. These can be documents to the office, audio, video and more. After encrypting the file can not be opened or how to either use.