JCry Ransomware
JCry Ransomware could have caused a lot of trouble to lots of users from Israel if only its creators’ plan on distributing it was successful. Fortunately, it all fell apart, and the file-encrypting application did not infect any devices. If you have not heard about this incident yet, you should continue reading our article and learn about it. That is because the malware works like it is supposed to, which means what is left to do is find a different way to deliver it to targeted victims. Additionally, we will place instructions showing how to erase JCry Ransomware manually. ...
Karlosdecrypt@outlook.com Ransomware
Were you tricked into executing the launcher of Karlosdecrypt@outlook.com Ransomware by opening a malicious file (most likely sent with spam) or by executing an unreliable downloader? If you were, all of your personal files are at risk. If you figure out what has happened right away, you might be able to remove the launcher before any real damage is done, but since the threat is extremely quick and stealthy, you are unlikely to notice anything. Once files are encrypted, their data is changed, and it is not possible to read them anymore. What can be done to rectify the situation? ...
W1F1SN1FF3R Ransomware
W1F1SN1FF3R Ransomware is a malicious application that blocks the screen and demands to pay a ransom. The samples we discovered did not work properly, so it is possible the malware is currently inactive. Nonetheless, it might be spread later on, which is why we believe users should know about it. Of course, given the threat is probably unfinished, some of its functionality could change. Therefore, for those who may encounter it, we would recommend reading the article carefully so you could determine if the variant you received is the same or different. ...
Jigsaw Ransomware (.fun extension)
Jigsaw Ransomware (.fun extension) is a dangerous file-encrypting threat targeted at users who speak French. Same as most of the similar malicious programs it encrypts files that could be irreplaceable to the victim. Soon after enciphering targeted data, it should display a note explaining how to pay a ransom. In exchange for doing it, the hackers promise the user that he will be able to decrypt his data. Sadly, in reality, one cannot know for sure if the malware’s creators can be trusted, which means paying the ransom can be very risky. Provided you do not want to pay anything, we would advise removing Jigsaw Ransomware (.fun extension). ...
One Click Booster
What has led you to believe that One Click Booster is a trustworthy program? Most likely, it was the false advertising that sjsystools.xyz presents. If you trust the information on this website, you should think that the potentially unwanted program (PUP) is this amazing tool that can speed up your entire operating system, clear up some space, and even delete adware and malware or other unwanted programs. Can you trust a PUP that promises to remove other PUPs? No, you cannot, and you should not. Since you are reading this report, you must know already that there’s something not right about the application. ...
Project57 Ransomware
Sometimes it is hard to tell whether a malicious program we are dealing with is extremely dangerous or not. However, the fact that even the smallest infections can paralyze your system remains. Thus, if you happen to encounter Project57 Ransomware, you will do yourself a favor by removing this infection as soon as possible. Of course, it may not be possible to restore the files affected by this ransomware program, but your main objective is to keep your system clean and prevent similar infections from entering your computer. Hence, when you remove Project57 Ransomware, you should scan your computer with a licensed antispyware tool. ...
tRat
tRat is a malicious application that has been active since September 2018. It falls under the classification of Trojans since it slips in by disguising itself as a simple text document. Users should always keep in mind that a lot of vicious threats are distributed with files they might not see as harmful. It does not take long for the Trojan to settle in and once it is ready, it can connect to a remote server belonging to the cybercriminals behind the malware. Our specialists say the hackers designed the malicious application so it could collect data about the user's device and send it to the server. ...
Ransom102 Ransomware
What’s the best news you can hear when you get infected with a ransomware program? The answer is: That the affected files can be decrypted for free. Luckily, this is exactly what happened with Ransom102 Ransomware. You can scroll to the bottom of this description for the decryption code that will help you restore your files, and then do not forget to remove Ransom102 Ransomware from your computer. Please consider reviewing your web browsing habits to avoid similar infections in the future. Ransomware programs tend to use the same distribution patterns, and you just need to crack them. ...
YourMailTab
How many email accounts do you have? Do you use many different service providers? YourMailTab promises to give you access to them all from your new tab page on Chrome or Firefox web browser for free, and so you might see no harm in installing this extension. Officially, you can install it from chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/your-mail-tab/bdebjeelkdcdicneeddnconmanabgfni (Chrome web store) or yourmailtab.com, but it could also be introduced to you bundled with other suspicious programs and extensions. Even the official installer could be presented via random pop-ups on unreliable websites. ...
Jupstb Ransomware
Your personal files are at risk if the dangerous Jupstb Ransomware finds its way into your operating system. The launcher of this malware is clandestine, and you should not recognize it when you face it. Most likely, the launcher will be introduced to you as a harmless document or PDF file sent along with a spam email message. For example, the file could be represented as a postal service confirmation, or something similar to that. The point here is to ensure that you do not suspect a thing when you click the file attachment to open it. When you do that, the infection is executed silently, and then it starts encrypting your personal files as soon as possible. ...
