CryptLive ransomware virus is part of Dharma malware family. It is obvious at this point that cyber crooks are utilizing this virus to extort money from victims. CryptLive attacks solely focuses on locking important files on the infected computer by using a sophisticated algorithm that no ordinary programs can decrypt. Read more »
Topi ransomware is very similar to Reha, Nosu, and Kodc. These malicious software are included in DJVU ransomware family. If you are still not aware on this kind of computer threat, ransomware are the type of virus that cyber criminal are utilizing to encrypt files on target computer. Read more »
Reha is one of the DJVU ransomware variant discovered by Michael Gillespie aka Demonslay335. Just like a typical ransomware, it prevents access to files by encrypting it using complex algorithm. Read more »
Nosu is one of the ransomware, which was detected on numerous computer systems. It causes damages to the computer system which leads to becoming vulnerable to more malware attacks or infections. The purpose of Nosu ransomware is to extort money or ransom fee from the victims. Read more »
Kodc is a type of ransomware discovered by Demonslay335. This type is the updated version of Redl, Piny, and Nbes. Kodc was developed to rename files and issues a ransom note to the victimized users. Read more »
The effect of Jenkins ransomware on computer files is so disastrous that user’s may not be able to access or open them anymore. The virus applies complex algorithm to lock the files and appends them with .jenkins extension. Read more »
Computer files that becomes unusable and bears the .inchin extension is certainly infected with Scarab or Danger ransomware. For this particular infection, security experts dubbed it as Inchin ransomware and the name was obviously derived from the appended file extension. Read more »
Wanna Scream is a ransomware type of computer virus that was made specifically to attack most important user’s files like documents, spreadsheets, databases, archives, images, photos, drawings, presentations, text files, and so on. Read more »
Satan Cryptor is another hazardous file-locking virus. People behind this ransomware are relying on various deployment schemes to get hold of random victims. Hence, Satan Cryptor code is often found embedded to email attachment that purportedly sent by prominent organization. Read more »
A new ransomware that was dubbed Deniz_Kizi was discovered by malware researcher Cyber_Sloth. Obviously, the name was derived from the extension that it appends on every encrypted file which is .Deniz_Kizi. Therefore, a word.doc file will transform into word.doc.Deniz_Kizi after it was infected by this ransom virus. Read more »