Reco ransomware is another representative of a large family of STOP cryptoviruses. Like previous versions of STOP viruses, Reco ransomware encrypts user data of various types and formats. Typically, it encrypts photos, video, audio, archives, office documents, and more.
As a preface, we note that the Stop (Djvu) family of cryptoviruses, to which Mike ransomware belongs, practically releases non-stop ransomware cryptoviruses almost non-stop. So, Mike ransomware encrypts user files, as a rule, these are photos, videos, archives, documents and so on.
Xoza ransomware is another representative of a large and very dangerous family of cryptoviruses, known as Stop. Like previous versions of this cryptovirus, Xoza ransomware encrypts user data using a multi-stage algorithm. In addition to encryption, this changes the extension of these files to .xoza
What is D00mEd Ransomware D00mEd ransomware (alternative name – DirectorD00m) is another cryptovirus encrypting user data and extorting money for decryption. This virus became active in early October 2019 and has already spread like a plague. It is worth noting…
Noos ransomware is another threat from the common STOP (Djvu) cryptovirus family. Recently, almost every day there are more and more cryptovirus encryptors from these scammers. Like other threats, Noos ransomware encrypts user data (including important personal user files).
