Moka ransomware is another variant from STOP family of malware and as always, it just adapted everything from its predecessors. Nothing new on this edition except that appended file extension on encrypted files, which is obviously .moka. Read more »
The Shariz virus is a ransomware that was developed by attackers based from the code of STOP malware. This threat can connect to victim’s computer in a number of techniques like spam emails, malicious advertisements, software piracy, and file-sharing networks. Read more »
Peta is a computer virus that is actually another edition of ransomware from STOP family of malware. The objective for creating such infectious code is to force victims to pay a huge ransom demand in order to make their encrypted files accessible once more. Read more »
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. Read more »
Adding up to the extended list of ransomware under STOP family is called Gero. Malware researchers discovered that this new variant has no notable changes than its predecessors. Only the appended extension is literally updated on this edition. Read more »
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. Read more »
Cetori file extension is actually caused by unwanted file extension modification by ransomware virus whose main purpose is to lock user’s files and attackers themselves are willing to provide the tool for its recovery. Read more »
Carote or sometimes called as the .carote file virus is a hazardous computer threat. This ransomware is devoted in infecting computers and encrypts selected files to make it inaccessible. The virus also appends .Carote extension to contaminated data as a way to disassociate them with any installed applications. Read more »
If computer users were only cautious when using the internet, there would have been no cases of ransomware infection. To date, this type of malware is one of the widely spread virus and could the most devastating computer threats that users may encounter. Read more »
Masodas may be appear as new computer threat but in reality, this is just a remake of other ransomware from STOP family of malware. The name was derived from the extension that this threat is appending to all infected files and that is .masodas. For example, document.doc will become document.doc.mosodas after the contamination. Read more »