Ransomware

Flotera is a virus that belongs to ransomware category. Its first target is to extort money from PC users in Poland. It encrypts victim’s files and then demand for ransom in exchange for file decryption.

BTCWare is a computer virus that derives from CryptXXX ransomware. Its line of attack is to holds access to victim’s files, and then demands a ransom in order to bring their files back.

Happydayzz or Blackjockercrypter is a file-encrypting virus. In many instances, malicious code from this ransom virus can get in onto the computer by portraying as legitimate or valid email attachment.

Lick virus is the new version of Kirk Ransomware. Similarly, it encrypts victim’s files and then cyber criminal oblige victims to pay the ransom amount at specific time frame given.

Kirk is a dreadful computer virus that holds access to victim’s files and then demands a sum of money to regain access to their files. This virus is classified as ransomware simply due to its line of attack.

CryptoDevil is computer virus that was created to extort money from computer users. This malware prevents victims from accessing their own files, until such time they settle the ransom demand.

ZinoCrypt is a computer virus that holds victims files. To be able to bring back access to their files, victims have to pay the ransom first or else, those data will be permanently encrypted.

Turkish FileEncryptor is a computer virus that encrypts victim’s files. In order to bring back or decrypt those files, cyber criminal demand a sum of money which clearly stands as ransom.

VapeLauncher virus is a new variant of CryptoWire ransomware. It carries out the same line of attack in which it encrypts victim’s files and then demands a ransom in exchange for decryption key.

PetrWrap is a new ransom virus which originates from Petya ransomware. This threat is well modified to attack companies and organizations and then execute files encryption.