Database of ransomware

Peet is the ransomware threat that is using sophisticated encryption methods to lock users' files with .peet extension. More

Snatch ransomware is a crypto virus that attacks high-profile targets like SmarterASP.NET hosting provider. More

Buran cryptovirus is the ransomware-as-a-service developed by threat actors who offer discounts for criminal customers online. More

Lokf ransomware is the cryptovirus that spreads around on Windows devices via cracked and pirated software . More

Mosk is ransomware that restricts access to personal files and then demands around $1000 ransom for their redemption. More

Octopus ransomware – a dangerous cyber infection that asks for 0.31 BTC for the encrypted file recovery. More

Masok – a cyber threat hailing from the infamous Djvu family and spreading another destructive virus AZORult . More

Deal ransomware is the encryption-based cryptovirus that is designed to lock files until the ransom is paid for the alleged decryption. More

Nemty Revenge 2.0 ransomware is the virus coming from another strain of cryptovirus and naming itself in the ransom note text file. More

Noblis ransomware – a Phyton-written cryptomalware that demands 1 BTC for file redemption. More

IEncrypt ransomware is a cryptovirus that employs zero-day exploit and particular bugs Bonjour updater in iTunes for Windows to spread . More

Toec ransomware is the cryptovirus that locks user's files forever due to an advanced encryption algorithm applied. More

Ordinypt ransomware is a wiper malware that targets German users with spam email campaigns. More

Maze ransomware is a cryptovirus that releases spam email campaigns targeting particular countries with false claims from government institutions. More

Meka ransomware is the virus belonging to a family which spreads via pirated files and torrent services. More

Start ransomware – a new form of Dharma ransomware that displays a ransom-demanding pop-up named starter@cumallover.me. More

Nakw ransomware – the 177th version of Djvu ransomware that mainly spreads via software cracks. More

Worm ransomware is a file locking virus that uses extortion tactics after locking all the data on the host machine. More

FuxSocy ransomware is the threat that impersonates another cryptovirus Cerber with internal and outward similarities. More

DavesSmith ransomware is the cryptovirus that uses AES algorithm for file encryption and then demands Bitcoin to return files to the original state. More

Lulz ransomware is crypto-malware that belongs to Project Root RaaS scheme. More

COOT ransomware is the strain of Djvu malware that is too new to be decrypted with freshly released Emsisoft decryption tool. More

Derp ransomware – the 176th version of the Djvu ransomware that is currently undecryptable. More

MedusaLocker ransomware is the malware that encodes valuable personal files and blackmails victims into paying the ransom. More

InfoDot ransomware is a devastating crypto malware that renders personal files unrecoverable. More

LeChiffre ransomware – a dangerous threat that distributes through cracked RDPs and is injected into the system manually afterward. More

[symmetries@tutamail.com].JSWRM is the cryptovirus also called JSWorm 4.0.2 because it belongs to this semi-decryptable malware family. More

Werd ransomware – a ransom-demanding malware that is born from the well-known Djvu ransomware. More

Nols ransomware – a recently-discovered file-encrypting threat that appears to be the 173d Djvu ransomware variant. More

Kazkavkovkiz ransomware is file locking malware that uses AES encryption method to lock pictures, videos, and other personal files on the target Windows system. More

Dishwasher ransomware is the infection that encodes files and adds .clean file extension to mark affected data but skips the ransom demand. More

Leto ransomware is crypto-extortionist that belongs to the prominent Djvu virus family. More