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virus destroyed my files, added *.damage extensions to filenames

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Hello, my computer has been damaged by a virus called DAMAGE. I believe Damage ransomware it is – because it corrupted my files and added .damage file extension, and as much as I know, ransomware viruses do that. What steps should I take to remove damage from my system?

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2-spyware.com says:

Damage ransomware virus is a new malicious program that preys for victims who surf the Internet without following safe browsing rules and doesn't have proper anti-malware software on their computers. This dangerous program is set to encrypt all files on target systems, scare the victim, and ask for ransom. You already noticed that this virus appends .damage file extensions to corrupted data. Besides, it leaves a ransom note called damage@india.com[random chars].txt document on the desktop, which stands for a ransom note.

We suggest you remove damage@india.com virus as soon as possible. Please use decent anti-malware tools for this task. You might be interested in these programs (click on their names to read our opinion about them): FortectIntego, SpyHunter 5Combo Cleaner or Malwarebytes. Full removal instructions are provided in this article: Damage ransomware virus. How to Remove? (Uninstall Guide).

2-Spyware team.

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