Ransomware

The computer malware known as Uazq ransomware is a very hazardous type of ransomware. Documents, presentations, spreadsheets, drawings, archives, databases, photographs, and other

Looy ransomware is a version of STOP or DJVU malware that currently targets the files of computer users. According to malware researchers, Looy ransomware provided a uniform email

Vook ransomware is a cybercriminal’s creation. Malware researchers claim that this group of extortionists typically provides a unique name for their ransomware, and Vook is a term that is

Kool ransomware is a perilous file-encrypting virus that can be identified by security programs as DeepScan, FileCoder, Encoder, Cryptor, or Crypmod. Its infiltration method mirrors that of

Nood ransomware is a crypto-virus that pretends to encrypt a computer’s files. Like the majority of ransomware, Nood archives the data and appends the file with its own extension,

Lkfr ransomware is a file-coder virus that arises from the STOP/DJVU family of malware. In order to block user’s access to their own files, Lkfr ransomware will infect the computer and

If computer files have the “.Jawr” extension, it implies that the computer is infected with a notorious kind of virus known as Jawr ransomware. It arrives at the computer in different

If computer files, especially common ones, become inaccessible or unreadable and the filename manifests the character Eqza as a file extension, it only means that the computer is infected

Cybercriminals created the Yzqe ransomware to extort money from computer users. It was designed to lock down a subset of the computer’s files and contents, and restoring them to their