Database of ransomware viruses

Reqg ransomware is a malicious program that encrypts the personal documents found on the victim's computer.

Nooa virus is a malicious program that attacks your files.

Piiq ransomware is the threat that extorts money from victims whose files get encrypted.

BBOO ransomware – a dangerous computer infection that may result in complete loss of personal files.

Foop ransomware is malicious software goal of which is to encrypt all personal files on the infected machine.

Multinational Salsa ransomware translates ransom message to 40 languages.

Kvag ransomware – a form of malware that might use the TCP port 3389 for unexpected distribution.

The essential information about .vvv File Extension virus.

Meds ransomware is the threat that infects the system and encrypts important files to hold them hostage until the demanded ransom is paid.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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