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Articles about removing ransomware that blocks Windows or browsers and can encrypt your data and demand ransom.
What is Ttwq ransomware? Ttwq is a new variant of notorious DJVU ransomware that locks users’ personal files that are located on a Windows computer. Hackers, taking advantage of the fact that infected files can be valuable to victims, begin…
What is Azop ransomware? Azop is a ransomware-type virus that locks personal data on the Windows computer. Iisa virus is a member of the notorious STOP/DJVU ransomware family that can delete Shadow Volume Copies of encrypted data to harden the…
What is Azhi ransomware? Azhi is a crypto-virus that encrypts data in the user’s system, then demands a ransom. In more detail, we note that this belongs to the STOP/DJVU ransomware family. Like previous versions of these crypto viruses, Azhi…
What is Azqt ransomware? Azqt locks users’ files that are located on Windows computer. It can be audio files, video, multimedia, archives, office documents, much more. After encryption, these files become unusable for further use, so criminals demand a ransom…
What is Wwhu ransomware? Wwhu is a file-locking malware that encrypts data on infected computer. Actually, it’s another variant of the notorious DJVU ransomware. The virus generally infiltrates victims’ computers by means of trojans, botnets, exploits, and infected spam email…