GlobeImposter is an encrypted virus that prevents access to users’ personal files. It’s also called FakeGlobe as it was created as a fake version of Globe ransomware. At present, there are more than a dozen variants of this virus and the only difference between them are the ransom price and encryption method.
What is CRBR Encryptor ? CRBR Encryptor is a new release of famous and widespread Cerber ransomware virus which also encrypts files on victim’s PC. The virus uses RSA-2048 algorithm to lock files and appends the random extension to affected files. Upon the completion, a pop-up window is displayed that contains instructions to pay the … Read more
BTCWare is a notorious cryptovirus that spreads with the help of another malware called “Rogers Hi-Speed Internet”. This virus restricts access to your personal files, documents, music, photos using AES-192 encryption algorithm. Depending on version of BTCWare ransomware, it can add a different extension to the end of encrypted file such as .btcware, .cryptowin, .cryptobyte, or .theva.
ZipCloud is a potentially unwanted program that usually comes on the computer along with the SearchProtect malware. The program is presented as a cloud storage service allowing to keep your photos, videos, documents, music, and more. Although it’s not a virus, it can still cause a lot of trouble.
Teslacrypt Ransomware is the name of one of the famous and terrible virus that encrypts user’s personal files. The latest version of Teslacrypt doesn’t change the name of the affected files during the encryption process, unlike previous ones that add “.vvv” (.ccc, .xxx, .micro or .ttt) extension to them. For example, myfamily.jpg is changed to myfamily.jpg.vvv.