BitKangoroo Ransomware
It is surely the fault of BitKangoroo Ransomware that you cannot open your pictures, documents, movies, and other files having a new .BitKangoroo extension because it has encrypted them all. To be frank, it is nothing new. All ransomware infections enter computers to encrypt users’ files, so it is not surprising that BitKangoroo Ransomware locks data after slithering onto the computer successfully too. Ransomware-type infections are programmed to perform the file encryption because it is the only way for cyber criminals to make users send money to them. ...
Failedaccess Ransomware
The current version of Failedaccess Ransomware encrypts user’s files for no other reason than perhaps to test the malicious application itself. What makes us think this way is the unusual ransom note it displays. Cyber criminals create such threats for only one reason which is money extortion, but in this case, the hackers do not demand any particular sum or even explain how to transfer the ransom. This strange behavior makes us believe the infection could be still in the development stage, although it is quite possible it will never by updated since it happens quite often. ...
Mordor Ransomware
Mordor Ransomware is also known by the names Milene Ransomware, Game SuperCow, or SuperCow. It is a file-encrypting threat, so it might cause a lot of trouble for users who do not have any backup copies on removable media devices, cloud storage, or other places besides the infected device. If your computer got infected with this harmful application, we urge you to read the rest of the article and learn more important details about the malware. Users who are looking for a way to remove the malicious program from their system should take a look at our recommended deletion steps placed just below the report too. ...
Extractor Ransomware
Has Extractor Ransomware invaded your operating system? If it has, your personal files must be encrypted, and the strange “.xxx” extension must be appended to all of them. What does this extension mean? Actually, it does not mean anything, and it acts just as a marker for you to see the encrypted files without having to open them. Of course, you cannot open the encrypted files because their data is jumbled up, and only a decryption key can restore them back to normal. The problem is that only the creator of the ransomware has this key, and they are in under no obligation to provide it to you. ...
Amnesia Ransomware
Amnesia Ransomware is a threat that may do a lot of damage to your files if it gets a chance to infect your device. Our researchers have tested the malicious application themselves, and during their tests, it was discovered the malware could encrypt a broad range of file types. If you have no copies of your data and cannot recover it, we would advise you to search for a free decryptor on the Internet. Our researchers report volunteer IT specialists were able to create it and it should be distributed free of charge. Purchasing such a tool from the threat’s creators might be a bad idea since you could end up being tricked. ...
RSAUtil Ransomware
Researchers have recently detected a new Delphi-based malicious application developed to obtain money from users - RSAUtil Ransomware. Although it has not infected many users yet and seems to be unpopular at present, it might still sneak onto your computer one day. Users who frequently download free software from the web and tend to open all emails they receive have the highest chance of encountering this malicious application. RSAUtil Ransomware usually enters computers unnoticed, but it does not take long for users to realize that this ransomware infection is inside the system because it opens a black window on Desktop after slithering onto the computer and encrypting users’ personal files (e.g. documents, images, music files, videos, etc.). ...
Mikoyan Ransomware
Mikoyan Ransomware is yet another malicious program that you must do everything to avoid. If, unfortunately, it is already active on your operating system, do not waste any time and conduct its complete removal. This is crucial since ransomware programs are among the most harmful ones, to put it lightly. If you are not familiar with applications of this category, you must know that they are fully capable of encrypting large amounts of data without any authorization or notification. In some instances, the affected files could even be compromised once and for all. In our report, we provide further detailed information about the inner workings of this malware. ...
Unknown System Failure Tech Support Scam
Has your browser opened a pop-up claiming that an unknown system failure has occurred? If so, you have encountered Unknown System Failure Tech Support Scam. Like a bunch of similar scams, it has been developed by disreputable companies/bad people/cyber criminals to convince users that serious system errors have occurred and users have to take some action soon. Users are expected to dial the promoted telephone number. In this case, you should see 888-576-1517 promoted on a pop-up warning as a toll-free number. We cannot confirm that it is not a premium-rate telephone number, so you should not dial it by any means. ...
Tables
Tables is a suspicious browser extension that might be encountered by Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox users. According to our researchers, installing it could be dangerous as the application might connect to particular adware servers to show users unreliable advertising content while they are surfing the Internet. The worst part is that the ads may not only disturb your browsing but also redirect you to doubtful third-party web pages. Apparently, some of them could endanger the system or the user’s privacy. These are the reasons why the add-on was classified as adware, and if you do not want to keep such a doubtful application on your computer, we urge you to get rid of it before anything goes wrong. ...
Schwerer Ransomware
Schwerer Ransomware is a malicious program that will attack you unawares. This type of computer infection encrypts your files and then demands that you pay money to decrypt them. Usually, it is very hard to restore your files after a ransomware infection, and that is why it is necessary to have a file back-up. That can be an external hard disc or a cloud drive, but the point is that you have to backup your files regularly because you can never know when you might lose your data. As for Schwerer Ransomware, you can find the manual removal instructions right below this description. ...
