Ransomware

KillerLocker or .rip extension virus does lock all files on its target computer. Malware author demands to pay a ransom in exchange to a promise that they will decrypt your files once payment was already settled.

K0stia is a file-encrypting virus. It refrain its victims from accessing their photos, videos, documents, and other valuable files. Its author claims that the only way to regain access to those files is merely paying the ransom.

Princess Locker is a virus that locks all personal files and asks to pay a ransom to unlock it. Be warned that this type of file-encrypting virus demands for a high amount of money in exchange to a promise that they will decrypt your files.

Krypte is a type of ransomware virus that holds access to images, audios, documents, and other valuable files on infected computer. It demands victims to pay first before cyber criminals released or decrypt their files.

.Odin is the newest file extension name use by Locky ransomware. This is a highly risky ransomware virus that encrypts victim’s files and demand for a ransom to decrypt it. All encrypted files extend the name with .Odin. Then a pop-up window containing ransom note appears on the desktop. .Odin extension virus states that all … Read more

UnblockUPC is a computer virus that used to lock all valuable files stored on your PC. Attackers demand to pay the ransom in exchange to the promise that they will give you the key, so you can regain access to your files.

LockLock is a computer virus in a form of ransomware. This malware used to lock all personal files on infected machine, and demand for a certain amount of money in exchange for the key that victims may use to decrypt all files.

Philadelphia virus was classified under ransomware category. This is solely because, this virus used to encrypt users files, and then demand for money which basically serve as the ransom in order to bring back access to its victims.

RarVault is a computer virus that refrain PC users from accessing their files. It demands for a certain amount of money in exchange for a promise that they do bring back the access once the payment was made.