Database of ransomware

Cring ransomware – malicious program that targets companies but might also infect regular users.

Wbxd ransomware – a file-locking virus that demands cryptocurrency payment for the decryption software.

Esexz ransomware – a cryptovirus claiming that it has stolen data in addition to encrypting it.

Popcorn Time virus – ransomware that offers to decrypt your files in exchange for infecting two other victims.

STOP ransomware is active malware relying on the elaborate scheme to extort money from its victims.

Xxx ransomware – data-locking computer infection built for money extortion.

Urnb ransomware is a dangerous data-locking computer infection built for money extortion.

Zepto ransomware is an alternative version of the infamous Locky file-encrypting virus.

Fdcz ransomware – a cryptovirus that offers a 50% discount on its ransom if the victims act swiftly.

GandCrab ransomware is one of the most prolific ransomware viruses worldwide, but most of its versions can be decrypted now.

Police Cybercrime Investigation Department virus is screen-lock malware that targets Canadian PC users.

Politie virus is a computer virus that displays bogus notification pretending to be the alert form Police or any other government agency.

Ytbn ransomware – an infection that locks files and demands a ransom in cryptocurrency to regain access to them.

Ekvf ransomware – a cryptovirus developed for cryptocurrency shakedown.

RackCrypt ransomware – a dangerous threat to your personal files.

Policja Wirus is the malware that is mainly affecting devices in Poland.

Enfp ransomware – data-locking computer infection with a direct money extortion purpose.

Reig ransomware – malware infection that threatens thousands of users' files all over the world.

Tirp ransomware – a file-encrypting virus that can infect any Windows device.

Gopher ransomware – a file-locking parasite that demands $400 in Bitcoins to restore access to encrypted files.

CryptoDefense – malware that prevents access to personal files until ransom is paid.

CryptoApp is a file locking virus that demands 2 Bitcoin-worth of ransom.

Jigsaw ransomware variant .zemblax actively distributed via LokiBot info-stealer trojan in 2020 Jigsaw ransomware is a dangerous ransomware, which encrypts files using AES encryption and demands a ransom in exchange for alleged decryption software.

Dharma ransomware – one of the most established and broad crypto-malware families that target regular users.

CryptoWall is a ransomware family that encrypts important files on the affected computers.

CryptoLocker – an infamous ransomware virus that was stopped by the Operation Tovar.

Osiris ransomware is a still active malware that comes from the notorious Locky family.

.Adobe ransomware is a crypto-malware which is associated with Dharma and Djvu viruses.

Cerber ransomware is a multi-variant crypto-malware that avoids infecting users from Russia and other CIS countries.

NSA virus is the ransomware that aims to scare people into paying for the criminals.

FBI Anti-Piracy Warning is a scam notification, which seeks to scare users into thinking that they owe money.

Ribd ransomware – a malicious Windows program designed to lock personal files and then extort money from you.

Cosd ransomware – a file-locker virus developed for direct blackmailing purposes.

Virus Gendarmerie is the virus that aims to affect French-speaking user devices.

RaaS virus is the file-encrypting virus. Security experts wart about a newly released ransomware called RaaS, which seems to be the offspring of Tox.