AXI ransomware belongs to the notorious Dharma ransomware family. It’s file-encrypting malware that essentially takes your files for hostage and demands money for their recovery. The ransomware can be identified by the .[axitrun2@tutanota.com].AXI file extension added to encrypted files.
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Pola ransomware encrypts files and takes them for hostage in exchange for $980 in ransom. It’s part of the Djvu/STOP ransomware family, which is responsible for releasing hundreds of other versions, including the recent Coos and Wbxd. This ransomware is differentiated by the .pola file extension added to encrypted files.
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Wbxd ransomware is one of hundreds of file-encrypting malware from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. Files encrypted by this ransomware will have .wbxd added to them. It will also drop a _readme.txt ransom note, which will demand $980 for file decryption.
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Coos ransomware aims to encrypt your files and take them for hostage until you agree to pay a ransom. This ransomware is part of the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family, which is responsible for releasing more than two hundred ransomware versions.
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Torpig Virus refers to a trojan that focuses on stealing personal and corporate data, including bank account information. Referred to as one of the most sophisticated trojans ever created, Torpig has been active since 2005.
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Snapchat virus is a term that describes malicious activities related to the popular multimedia messaging app Snapchat. That includes malicious links sent on the platform’s messaging service, phishing attempts, fake Snapchat apps, etc. Because of how widespread Snapchat viruses can be, it’s important to be familiar with them.
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What is Zeromax stealer
Zeromax stealer, discovered by malware analyst 3xp0rt, is a trojan that mainly focuses of data theft. This trojan primarily tries to steal login credentials for various accounts, such as online banking, email, and cryptocurrency. This data is stolen from browsers and other applications that may store login credentials. The stolen data may be used by the malware…
Koti Ransomware will encrypt your files
Koti Ransomware is file-encrypting malware from the Djvu ransomware family. It’s a dangerous piece of malware because it will essentially lock your files and demand that you pay a ransom to get them back. It demands $980, which is the same amount all other versions of Djvu ransomware demand. All encrypted files will have the…
What is Win32.CoinMiner
Win32.CoinMiner, also knowns as simply CoinMiner, is a malware that uses the infected computer’s resources to mine for cryptocurrency. It’s not the most dangerous computer infection because it does not steal information, delete files and do anything besides mine. However, the mining is a very annoying feature and causes a lot of inconvenience. It essentially uses your computer’s resources…
What is CoronaVi2022
CoronaVi2022 is a new ransomware infection that encrypts files. The ransomware is referred to as CoronaVi2022 because of the email address cyber crooks give for users to contact them. Cyber crooks have been actively using the coronavirus name for their malware and spam campaigns so ransomware named CoronaVi2022 is not surprising. What’s interesting about this infection is that…