Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware Removal Guide

If you face Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware, your personal files are likely to be encrypted. This infection does not pick which files to encrypt, but it does not touch system files. Your computer needs to run orderly so that the infection could fulfill its purpose. Unfortunately, all personal files can be encrypted, and once that happens, they become completely unreadable. There is no program or tool that could read the files for you. That being said, it is unlikely that you can force the attackers behind the infection to decrypt the files either. They do not want you to know this, because that can destroy their chances of making money. Rest assured that the ransomware was created for the sole purpose of making money, and the attackers do not care about what happens to your files. This is why we believe that it is best if you focus on removing the infection. If you are worried that you cannot delete Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware successfully, use the tips provided in this article.

It is likely that Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware could have invaded your operating system with your help. Do you remember opening attachments or links sent via email? Perhaps downloading a new program? The infection’s launcher could be concealed as a harmless file, and you could be tricked into executing it yourself. Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware was created using the open-source code of Phobos Ransomware, and according to our research team, most infections built on this code are spread in these ways. If the malicious infection manages to slither in without detection, it encrypts files, and at that point, it is too late to perform removal for file protection. Of course, you must remove the infection, but note that your files will remain encrypted regardless of how you do it. To make sure that you can spot the corrupted files, the “.id[*].[helprecover@foxmail.com].help” extension is added to their names. The email address within this extension is very important.

Whether you find “Info.txt” or you face the “encrypted” window that “Info.hta” launches, you are introduced to helprecover@foxmail.com as the main means of communication with the attackers. These files are identified as ransom notes because they urge victims of Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware to communicate with the attackers (via email or Jabber using recoverhelp2020@thesecure.biz) and then pay a ransom in return for a decryption tool. It might make sense to you that the attackers encrypted your files and are holding them hostage until you pay the ransom. Unfortunately, there is absolutely no guarantee that they would give you the decryptor if you fulfilled their demands, and based on our experience with malware, we can say that your chances of obtaining the tool are slim to none. If you contact the attackers and then pay the ransom, you are most likely to lose money without a reason. If you are desperate to get your files back, you might ignore our warnings, but if you do, please remain cautious every step of the way. If you own copies of all encrypted files, and if you can use them as replacements, waste no more time and remove Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware from your operating system.

Can you remove Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware form your Windows operating system manually? If you can identify all malware components, there is a good chance that you can get rid of this threat on your own. However, if you are inexperienced, know that this option is not ideal. Also, keep in mind that if you choose this option, your system will remain vulnerable to malware attacks, and you will need to figure out how to secure your system. Why not solve both problems right away? You can do that with the help of a legitimate anti-malware tool, which is created to automatically delete malware and, at the same time, secure your operating system. We are sure that this is the best option for everyone, and so even if you are experienced, and you are sure that you can delete Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware yourself, do not skip the opportunity to take care of your system. If you have questions that you still need us to answer, use the comments section below to share them with us.

How to delete Helprecover@foxmail.com].help Ransomware

1. Open File Explorer by tapping Windows+E keys.
2. Enter the following paths into the field at the top to access appropriate directories/folders and Delete a malicious {unknown name}.exefile:
   • %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\
   • %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\
   • %APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\
   • %LOCALAPPDATA%
3. Enter the following paths into the field at the top and Delete the ransom note file named Info.hta:
   • %HOMEDRIVE%
   • %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\
4. Open Run by tapping Windows+R keys and enter regedit into the dialog box.
5. Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run.
6. If you can identify ransomware-related values, you should Delete them.
7. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run.
8. If you can identify ransomware-related values, you should Delete them.
9. Exit Registry Editor and Task Manager and then Empty Recycle Bin.
10. Install a legitimate malware scanner to examine your system for potential leftovers.