vissha Posted October 7, 2016 Share Posted October 7, 2016 Remove Ransomware Infections From Your PC Using These Free Tools Symantec A how-to on finding out what ransomware is squatting in your PC -- and how to get rid of it. Ransomware, a variety of malware which encrypts user files and demands payment in return for a key, has become a major threat to businesses and the average user alike. Coming in a variety of forms, ransomware most often compromises PCs through phishing campaigns and fraudulent emails. Once a PC is infected, the malware will encrypt, move and potentially delete files, before throwing up a landing page demanding a ransom in Bitcoin. Demands for payment can range from a few to thousands of dollars. However, giving in and paying the fee not only further funds the development and use of this malware, but there is no garuntee any decryption keys given in return will work. It is estimated that ransomware attacks cost more than $1 billion per year. The No More Ransom Project, launched by the National High Tech Crime Unit of the Netherlands' police, Europol, Kaspersky and Intel Security, is a hub for victims to find out how to remove infections -- and how to prevent themselves becoming infected in the future. Unfortunately, not every type of ransomware has been cracked by research teams. Time and vulnerabilities which can be exploited by cybersecurity experts are required, and so some ransomware families do not have a solution beyond wiping your system clean and using backup data. However, researchers are cracking more types of ransomware every month and there are a number of tools available which give victims some hope to retrieve their files. The No More Ransom Project offers a quick way to find out what sort of ransomware is on your PC using this step-by-step guide. Alternatively, the Ransomware hunter team runs the ID Ransomware online service which can also be used to identify infections. Below, in alphabetical order, you can find a range of tools and software made available by researchers to scour your PC clean of the most common types of infection. Al-Namrood: Removal tool. Emisoft. Apocalypse: Removal tool. Emisoft. ApocalypseVM: Removal tool. Emisoft. Autolocky: Removal tool. Emisoft. BadBlock: Removal tool. Trend Micro. Alternative: BadBlock: Removal tool. Emisoft. Bart: Removal tool | AVG | Original file copy required Bitcryptor: Removal tool. Kaspersky Cerber v.1: Removal tool. Trend Micro. Chimera: Removal tool. Trend Micro. CoinVault: Removal tool. Kaspersky CrypBoss: Removal tool. Emisoft. CryptoDefense: Removal tool. Emisoft. CryptInfinite: Removal tool. Emisoft. CryptXXX v.1 & 2: Removal tool (.zip). Kaspersky. (*Files encrypted by Trojan-Ransom.Win32.CryptXXX version 3 are detected, but not decrypted) CryptXXX v1, 2, 3, 4, 5: Removal tool. Trend Micro. DMALocker: Removal tool. Emisoft. DMALocker2: Removal tool. Emisoft. Fabiansomware: Removal tool. Emisoft. FenixLocker: Removal tool. Emisoft. Gomasom: Removal tool. Emisoft. Globe: Removal tool. Emisoft. Harasom: Removal tool. Emisoft. HydraCrypt: Removal tool. Emisoft. Jigsaw: Removal tool. Trend Micro. KeyBTC: Removal tool. Emisoft. Lechiffree: Removal tool. Trend Micro. Marsjoke | Polyglot: Removal tool (.zip) | Kaspersky. See also: One more bites the dust: Kaspersky releases decryption tool for Polyglot ransomware Nemucod: Removal tool. Trend Micro. Nemucod: Removal tool. Emisoft. MirCop: Removal tool. Trend Micro. Operation Global III: Removal tool. TeslaCrypt: Removal tool. Cisco. PClock: Removal tool. Emisoft. Petya: Removal tool. Key generator. Philadelphia: Removal tool. Emisoft. PowerWare: Removal tool Rakhni & similar: Agent.iih, Aura, Autoit, Pletor, Rotor, Lamer, Lortok, Cryptokluchen, Democry: Removal tool (.exe). Kaspersky Rannoh: Removal tool (.zip). Kaspersky Shade v1 & 2: Removal tool. Kaspersky SNSLocker: Removal tool. Trend Micro. Stampado: Removal tool. Trend Micro. Alternative: Removal tool. Emisoft. TeslaCrypt v1, 2, 3, 4: Removal tool. Trend Micro. UmbreCrypt: Removal tool. Emisoft. Vandev: Removal tool. Kaspersky Wildfire: Removal tool (.zip). Kaspersky Xorist: Removal tool. Kaspersky Xorist: Removal tool. Emisoft. (Alternative: Removal tool. Trend Micro.) 777: Removal tool. Trend Micro. Source Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Holmes Posted October 7, 2016 Share Posted October 7, 2016 CTB-Locker is not on there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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