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Encrypted files have the extension ". We have seen the following extensions being used by CryptON: ". It is written in Delphi and uses a custom encryption algorithm.

Encrypted files will have either ". PEGS1", ". MRCR1", ". RARE1", ". MERRY", or ". RMCM1" as an extension. HTA" and asks victims to contact either " [email protected] " or "comodosecurity" via the secure mobile messenger Telegram.

The Marlboro ransomware was first seen on January 11th, Encrypted files are renamed to ". Due to a bug in the malware's code, the malware will truncate up to the last 7 bytes from files it encrypts. It is, unfortunately, impossible for the decrypter to reconstruct these bytes. Globe3 is a ransomware kit that we first discovered at the beginning of Globe3 encrypts files and optionally filenames using AES Since the extension of encrypted files is configurable, several different file extensions are possible.

The most commonly used extensions are. To use the decrypter, you will require a file pair containing both an encrypted file and its non-encrypted original version. Select both the encrypted and unencrypted file and drag and drop both of them onto the decrypter file in your download directory. If file names are encrypted, please use the file size to determine the correct file.

The encrypted and the original file will have the same size for files greater than 64 kb. OpenToDecrypt is a ransomware written in the Delphi programming language that encrypts your files using the RC4 encryption algorithm. GlobeImposter is a Globe copycat that imitates the ransom notes and file extension found in the Globe ransomware kit.

Use this decrypter if your files have been renamed to either. Double clicking an encrypted file will also display a message box instructing you to contact " [email protected] ". To use the decrypter you will require an encrypted file of at least bytes in size as well as its unencrypted version.

To start the decrypter select both the encrypted and unencrypted file and drag and drop them onto the decrypter executable. Globe2 is a ransomware kit that was first discovered at the beginning of October.

Globe2 encrypts files and optionally file names using RC4. To use the decrypter you will require a file pair containing both an encrypted file and its non-encrypted original version. Encrypted and original file will have exactly the same size. Globe is a ransomware kit that was first discovered at the end of August.

Files are encrypted using Blowfish. It is important to use a file pair that is as large as possible, as it determines the maximum file size up to which the decrypter will be able to decrypt your files. The Al-Namrood ransomware is a fork of the Apocalypse ransomware. The group behind it primarily attacks servers that have remote desktop services enabled. Encrypted files are renamed to. The ransomware asks the victim to contact " [email protected] " or " [email protected] ".

To decrypt your files the decrypter requires your ID. The ID can be set within the "Options" tab. By default the decrypter will set the ID to the ID that corresponds to the system the decrypter runs on. However, if that is not the same system the malware infection and encryption took place on, make sure to put in the ID as specified in the ransom note. Use this decrypter if your files have been encrypted by the FenixLocker ransomware.

FenixLocker encrypts files and renames them by appending the " [email protected]!! It leaves behind a ransom note named "CryptoLocker. To start the decrypter simply drag and drop one of your encrypted files onto the decrypter executable. Use this decrypter if your files have been encrypted and renamed to.