Muhstik ransomware
Muhstik ransomware is the cryptovirus that targets NAS devices and demands at least 0.045 BTC for the recovery but can be decrypted Muhstik ransomware
Muhstik ransomware is the cryptovirus that targets NAS devices and demands at least 0.045 BTC for the recovery but can be decrypted Muhstik ransomware
CXK-NMSL ransomware – a ransom-demanding virus that aims to eliminate a big number of data files instead of encrypting them CXK-NMSL ransomware, also described
Lost Files ransomware is a virus that marks files with .Lost_Files_Encrypt marker but changes the data code entirely to corrupt the file Lost_Files ransomware
NOOS ransomware – the 169th Djvu family member that uses private or public keys to disable proper file access NOOS ransomware is the latest
FTCODE ransomware is an evasive file locking malware that targets mostly Italian users with fake electronic invoice attachments FTCODE ransomware is a successor to
Kuub is the ransomware hailing from the notorious Djvu family that is still undecryptable Kuub is the cryptovirus that aims to encrypt files and
OmniSphere ransomware is the new virus that encrypts files and demands 0,03BTC in the ransom note where developers named the threat OmniSphere ransomware is
Cales ransomware is the cryptovirus that keeps user form accessing the system with administrative rights and makes other system changes Cales ransomware is a
Omerta ransomware – multi-version malware that belongs to Scarab virus family Omerta is a dangerous ransomware virus that has eight released versions and belongs
Badut Clowns ransomware is the part of Jigsaw virus family that demands $200 in Bitcoin paid in an hour or your data gets destroyed
Boot ransomware – a Djvu-related malware strain that might fake to be from DHL or FedEx shipping companies to provide malicious content Boot ransomware
Avest ransomware is a decryptable crypto-malware that appends .Pack14 marking after file locking process Avest ransomware (also known as Pack14 ransomware) is a computer
Nesa ransomware – the 166th version of Djvu that employs the SHA-1 encryption algorithm for blocking access to the victims' files Nesa ransomware is
Adame ransomware is the cryptovirus, supposedly spreading with Adobe software cracks and torrent files Adame cryptovirus is the ransomware that gets on the system
Lilocked ransomware is a cryptovirus that targets Linux-based servers and runs Exim software to get on the system Lilocked ransomware, also known as Lilu