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EnglishThe most common attack vector for GlobeImposter 2.0 ransomware is spam emails and contagious webpages. It is mostly recognized by a zip file attachment in the email that has little to no context. Globeimposter 2.0 ransomware has wreaked havoc across the globe by bringing down a number of corporate, government and business websites, and entire…
The most common attack vector for Phobos ransomware is an unsecured RDP-Connection (Remote Desktop Protocol). It is followed up by phishing emails and security vulnerabilities. Just by following basic cyber hygiene principles such as not opening emails and attachments from unknown people, and not downloading any program from torrents, can save you a whole lot…
Phobos ransomware encrypts files with an AES-265 bit algorithm. Some variants from Phobos malware are using a combination of AES-265 and RSA-1024 symmetric encryption. Independent reports have observed that while executing the file, it does not bypass UAC rights and Windows asks for permission to open up the executable file.
GlobeImposter 2.0 ransomware encrypts files with an AES-256 bit algorithm. This algorithm, like most of those used by ransomware attackers, is currently impossible to break. There are currently no known free decryptors for GlobeImposter, which means that the only options are to restore from backup or negotiate with the attackers, preferably with a professional ransomware…
STOP ransomware encrypts files with a combination of AES-256 and RSA-1024 bit algorithms. This is a common encryption method used by the most notorious ransomware gangs, and is the same for the STOP ransomware.
The most common attack vector for STOP ransomware is through malicious programs used to crack commercial software and generate illegal serial keys. These are most prevalent on Torrent sites. We strongly recommend to never download any software, movies, music or files from torrent websites. These sites offer pirated and cracked software which mostly come with…
STOP ransomware creates multiple Windows registry entries, creates hidden executable files and sometimes opens a backdoor in firewalls for further access. There are multiple steps necessary, including cleaning up the Windows registry, scanning for malware and the manual cleanup of the STOP ransomware. Depending on the system environment, it is sometimes safer and faster to…
We can reduce your downtime from ransomware significantly. We’re dealing with over a hundred cases every year. We know what to do, to keep the downtime for your company to an absolute minimum. You can benefit from our expert knowledge and don’t need to do time-intensive researches by yourself. Don’t deal with criminals directly. Most…
The only way to know precisely how much ransomware response will cost is to contact us for a free consultation. Ransomware response cost varies according to the type of attack, how much data is affected, the number of computers infected, and your local environment (computer performance, servers, operating systems). The response includes removal of the…
Professional ransomware response can significantly decrease downtime. We deal with hundreds of cases every year. Through our years of experience, we have developed a streamlined process that brings our clients back online as fast as possible. In the event that a ransom has to be paid, purchasing the necessary cryptocurrency can take days. The…
