Database of ransomware viruses

The terrifying CryptoLocker virus. Recently the virtual community has been enduring major terror attacks by various ransomware, including the CryptoLocker virus.Read the post

Gandcrab 5.1 ransomware – a dangerous cyber threat that prevents users from accessing their files until a ransom is paid. Read the post

Nozelesn virus is a cryptovirus that targets various users all over the world and makes their files useless by encrypting them. Read the post

Ryuk ransomware – a file locking threat which has similarities with Hermes virus. Read the post

Rapid ransomware – a crypto virus that has been making rounds since January 2018. Read the post

Yyto – a file-encrypting virus that has been updated several times. Read the post

Petya virus blocks the access to your data and demands to pay a ransom. Read the post

The essential information about Cerber virus. Cerber virus has not built up infanours reputation as it is relatively new ransomware.Read the post

Sigrun ransomware is a file-encrypting virus which demands to pay the ransom in digital currency. Read the post

Crypton – ransomware virus that returned into the wild several days ago. Read the post

Ransomed@india – malware used for blackmailing and money extortion. Read the post

Decrypthelp@qq.com is a crypto-malware that encrypts data with .java file extension. Read the post

Criminals aim to infiltrate GandCrab ransomware on as many computers as possible. Read the post

Globe Imposter ransomware keeps attacking victims by releasing new versions of the virus. Read the post

Losers virus might be a new member of Cry36 ransomware family. Read the post

Bad Rabbit ransomware assaults Eastern Europe. Bad Rabbit virus is the name of a complex file-encrypting threat which ceased multiple Russian media, financial institution servers and Ukraine international airport systems on October 24th. Read the post

Asasin ransomware overtakes Locky virus’ activity. Asasin virus is believed to be developed by the same hacker group that created Locky ransomware.Read the post

SamSam ransomware virus threatens healthcare sector. SamSam virus, alternatively known as Samas virus, mostly targets hospitals in U.S.Read the post

Locky strikes again in disguise of Ykcol ransomware. Ykcol virus is a subsequent version of Locky crypto-virus following Diablo6 and Lukitus variations.Read the post

Arena ransomware actively attacks computers worldwide. Arena ransomware is a file-encoding virus that cyber criminals use as a virtual extortion tool.Read the post

Locky creators release a new virus called Zepto: A new ransomware called Zepto virus has recently joined the Locky virus family.Read the post

Cerber Decryptor: can you trust this application? If Cerber virus has befallen your computer, you might either go into a panic and start collecting the ransom or search for a decryption tool.Read the post

Developers of Dharma virus present new crypto-malware – Cezar ransomware. Read the post

Is Shade virus dangerous? Shade ransomware belongs to a group of file-encrypting viruses that take users’ data to hostage and ask paying a particular amount of money to get them back.Read the post

Spora ransomware started spreading worldwide. At the beginning of 2017, malware researchers spotted a new file-encrypting virus – Spora ransomware.Read the post

Lukitus – the latest variant of Locky ransomware. Lukitus is the newest version of Locky ransomware virus.Read the post

Basic facts about Jigsaw ransomware virus. Jigsaw ransomware is similar to other ransomware viruses and has the same purpose – to get benefit from its victims.Read the post

What is known about Dharma virus? Dharma virus is a new version of CrySiS ransomware that has been attacking and encrypting various files with sophisticated algorithm since the beginning of 2016 but fortunately, has been defeated on November.Read the post

The menace of CryptoMix lies in its distribution. CryptoMix virus is an elaborate virtual threat detected already in the second half of last year.Read the post

The comeback of Mamba – the destructive virus is distributed again. Read the post

Locky virus, a ransomware you need to look out for. Recently, the cyber community was shaken by a new wave of ransomware, dubbed Locky virus.Read the post

An investigation of the Locky ransomware virus: After receiving multiple new reports about the Locky virus attacks on the users computers our team of experts have found that, in fact, Locky ransomware virus, a clone of the aforementioned Locky virus, is responsible for the newly arising mayhem among the computer users... Read the post