How to remove Bondy ransomware

Bondy ransomware – file encrypting virus using RSA encoding algorithm

Bondy ransomware is a malicious file-locking virus that uses the RSA algorithm to encrypt all victim data. After the malware finds its way into a system, it starts its dirty business. In this case – it is encrypting all users' personal data. Only the system-files are left alone. The virus appends all files with a .bondy extension, hence the name. After successful lockage of files, a ransom note is created within the contaminate folders, with instructions from the cybercriminals.

In the file named “HELP_DECRYPT_YOUR_FILES.txt,” victims can find information on what to do to get their files back. The perpetrators behind Bondy ransomware explain that the files were locked using the RSA algorithm and that they're the only ones with the decryption key. Although the RSA is one of the oldest cryptosystems used ^[1], still only the creator of the private key has the ability to unlock encrypted files. Cyberthieves assure that they have the required decryption key by offering the victims to send them one infected file via provided email (bondbond1@protonmail.com). The criminals are asking for $200 to be forwarded to their wallet (3GDa7CcSjsW7Q29b16NiZ6DKxWauhJmKKq) in Bitcoins.

Malware such as ransomware not only encrypts users' personal data. It also affects system files to work uninterrupted. These changes might prevent users' systems from efficiently operating. After Bondy ransomware removal is complete, users should use the FortectIntego tool to automatically find and restore whatever system files the virus could have potentially damaged.

The internet is full of lurking threats. Ransomware spreads via emails, file-sharing platforms, mischievous websites, and so on. Computer users should always have trustworthy anti-malware software such as SpyHunterCombo Cleaner or MalwarebytesMalwarebytes watching out for them. 

Ransom note reads:

Oops All Of your important files were encrypted Like document pictures videos etc..

Don't worry, you can return all your files!
All your files, documents, photos, databases and other important files are encrypted by a strong encryption.

How to recover files?
RSA is a asymmetric cryptographic algorithm, you need one key for encryption and one key for decryption so you need private key to recover your files. It’s not possible to recover your files without private key.
The only method of recovering files is to purchase an unique private key.Only we can give you this key and only we can recover your files.

What guarantees you have?
As evidence, you can send us 1 file to decrypt by email We will send you a recovery file  Prove that we can decrypt your file

Please You must follow these steps carefully to decrypt your files:
Send $200 worth of bitcoin to wallet: 3GDa7CcSjsW7Q29b16NiZ6DKxWauhJmKKq
after payment,we will send you Decryptor software
contact email: bondbond1@protonmail.com

Your personal ID: –

Malware distribution methods on the internet

According to researchers,^[2] cybercriminals have numerous ways at their disposal on how to get peoples' computer systems infected. They disguise their created viruses as .txt, .pdf, .exe files, and so on. The most common ways the cyberthieves are administering their creations are:

• Spam emails^[3] and their attachments
• File-sharing platforms
• Malicious hyperlinks

Spam emails are sent out by thousands in so-called spam campaigns. Unaware users are bombarded with them each day. Usually, ransomware is hidden either in a malicious hyperlink or the email attachment. Once either of them is opened – the infection process is initialized.

Other popular way for viruses to spread is file-sharing platforms. Ransomware might be camouflaged as an illegal activation tool, a genuine app updater, as game cheat codes, etc. These days, a dependable anti-malware software should always be watching the back of a computer user.

Bondy ransomware virus removal guide

Bondy ransomware virus is a dangerous piece of malware and the longer it stays in the computer the more damage it could do.  so it should be dealt with accordingly. Use SpyHunterCombo Cleaner or MalwarebytesMalwarebytes to scan the computer system and automatically detect, isolate and remove Bondy virus. 

Unfortunately, Bondy ransomware removal won't decrypt users' files. Export the encoded files to an empty offline storage and wait for a public decryption tool to come out. Restore data from backups. Users should always keep backups at least on two separate devices. 

To restore all changes done by this virus to the system files, we advise using the FortectIntego tool to automatically detect all changes that have been done and undo them.