If your files suddenly have .vfgj added to them, your computer is infected with Vfgj ransomware. Ransomware infections encrypt personal files and then demand a payment to decrypt them. This particular ransomware is part of the Djvu/STOP ransomware family and is one of the hundreds of versions released by this cybercrime gang. Unfortunately, Vfgj ransomware currently does not have a…
Fhkf ransomware is yet another Djvu/STOP ransomware variant that takes files hostage by encrypting them. The cybergang operating this malware family release new versions of their ransomware on a regular basis, with Fhkf ransomware being one of the more recent ones. Ransomware is a very dangerous malware infection because users often permanently lose their files. Files encrypted with Fhkf ransomware are only…
Nqhd ransomware is a generic file-encrypting malware that adds .nqhd to files. If you find this extension added to your files, you will not be able to open them unless you decrypt them first. This ransomware is part of the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family and is one of the hundreds of similar infections that have been released already. It’s a…
.dehd is the file extension added to files encrypted by Dehd ransomware. If your files suddenly have this extension and you cannot open them, they have been encrypted by ransomware. Dehd ransomware comes from a notorious malware family known as Djvu/STOP and is a very serious computer infection. Encrypted files will be unopenable unless you first use a decryptor on them. But…
Vgkf ransomware is yet another generic file-encrypting malware from the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family. Because it encrypts files, it’s considered to be one of the most dangerous malware infections users can encounter. Once files are encrypted, you will not be able to open them unless you first use a decryptor on them. And you can recognize encrypted files by the…
Sbpg ransomware comes from the notorious Djvu/STOP malware family and is classified as a file-encrypting infection. It’s a dangerous malware infection because once it encrypts files, it won’t necessarily be possible to recover them. Copies of files in backup is always a good recovery option but not all users have the habit of regularly backing up files. When there is…
Miia ransomware is a generic file-encrypting malware from the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s essentially identical to all other versions but you can identify it by the .miia extension it adds to encrypted files. You will not be able to open files with that extension because they have been encrypted. The only way to decrypt them is to use the…
Loov ransomware is malware that encrypts files. It comes from the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family that has released hundreds of versions of the same ransomware in the past couple of years. They are more or less all identical to one another but you can differentiate them by the extensions they add to encrypted files. This ransomware adds .loov, which is…
Nnqp ransomware is a generic file-encrypting malware from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s a dangerous piece of malware that essentially takes files hostage until a ransom payment is made. Nnqp ransomware is mostly identical to most other ransomware from this family but you can differentiate it by the extension it adds to encrypted files. In this case, it’s .nnqp. These files…
Hudf ransomware is a file-encrypting malware that belongs to the Djvu/STOP malware family. While it’s not a particularly unique infection, it’s quite dangerous because it essentially takes files hostage by encrypting them. Unfortunately, unless you pay the sum requested by these cybercriminals, you will not be able to decrypt the encrypted files. If you have a backup, you should be…