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Reco ransomware is another virus from STOP family of malware. One method in which the virus spreads quickly over the internet is through spam email messages. Attackers emails are normally in disguise of correspondence from prominent organization and present the attached file as valid document that needs urgent viewing by the recipient.

Files having the “.seto” extension are plainly unusable not only because it has an unusual file type but due to the applied encryption algorithm that as of now, no decryption software is available.

The entry of Hese ransomware on the computer inflicts certain changes on settings and it will greatly affect security programs and internet browsing of users. This new variant from STOP malware group is similarly dangerous as its predecessors.

All file types that suddenly changed to “budak” are signs of a ransomware virus infection. This attack is recognized as highly dangerous malware that belongs to STOP or DJVU family.

The emergence of Besub ransomware is clear proof that the STOP/DJVU virus is maintaining its presence and continues to prove itself as one of the most widely-spread malwares to date.

Horon ransomware is another brainchild of STOP malware developers. There is nothing new to this recent version except for the suffix that it will apply onto infected files after the encryption process. Threats originating from this clan are tasked to lock major files with complex algorithm.