Database of ransomware

KENS@TUTA.IO ransomware – malware that hits Windows computers and demands a BTC ransom for the release of locked files. More

Opqz ransomware – a file locking malware that seeks to extort money from victims. More

VHD ransomware is the cryptovirus that uses a mix of AES and RSA encryption algorithms while locking files. More

Mespinoza ransomware – cryptomalware that encrypts data of local governments. More

NPSK ransomware is a data locker that stems from Djvu virus family. More

Netwalker ransomware – a type of malware that focuses on attacking cities and organisations. More

DDDPP ransomware is the threat that shows ransom payment instructions and information about the encryption process on the FileRestore.html file. More

RekenSom ransomware – a crypto-malware asks for 0.015 BTC for file redemption. More

PPDDDP ransomware is the cryptovirus that encrypts files and damages selective data on the computer. More

ProLock ransomware is the self-named cryptovirus that uses PowerShell to inject malicious scripts into memory. More

ATKL ransomware is the dangerous malware because it contaminates systems and causes serious problems besides file encryption. More

Remk ransomware – dangerous malware that will lock up all your files and demand a ransom for their return. More

Odveta ransomware – a file locking virus that attacks hospitals and other establishments via insecure RDP connections. More

Nefilim ransomware – a file locking malware that threatens to publish the data publicly. More

Coronavirus ransomware is the threat distributed through fake site promoting optimization software from WiseCleaner. More

Javalocker ransomware is a cryptomalware that asks users for $300 ransom for the decryption tool. More

Ravack ransomware – a malicious piece of software that is spread via Movavi Video Editor Plus 20 2.0 Ravack ransomware is file-encrypting malware that has rooted in the Hakbit ransomware family.More

PwndLocker ransomware – a now decryptable malware that targets enterprise networks and asks for exceedingly high ransoms. More

Foop ransomware – the 213th version of the devastating Djvu virus. More

Lokd ransomware is the infection that encrypts personal files and marks them using identifier .lokd. More

HR ransomware is a data locker that attacks Network-attached storage devices via firmware vulnerabilities. More

Kasiski ransomware is the cryptovirus that uses unusual prefix for renaming encrypted files . More

MarraCrypt ransomware is a file locking malware that spreads like a worm. More

Pxj ransomware is crypto-malware that threatens to delete decryption key if victims will not pay a ransom within a week. More

Tsar ransomware – a file locking virus that threatens to delete decryption key after five days. More

Ekati ransomware is the demonstration malware that shows how the encryption processes and ransomware attack works. More

Rezm ransomware – a malicious version of the Djvu ransomware family that can result in the installation of AZORult Trojan virus. More

SepSys ransomware – a file locking virus that launches a ransom note soon after the encryption process is complete. More

Makop ransomware is the cryptovirus that encrypts users' files and affects the system by running additional processes in the background. More

Salsa ransomware – file locking malware that presents ransom notes in 40 different languages. More

Coom ransomware is the threat that sets the ransom note as lock screens and desktop when the ransom note text file is red. More

EncoderCSL ransomware is a data-locker that targets files with .txt and .test extensions on your computer. More