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CrimBit

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Quote from: BitMaxz on March 07, 2016, 01:54:29 PM

Quote from: CrimBit on March 07, 2016, 10:52:23 AM

Quote from: socks435 on March 07, 2016, 10:44:06 AM

I have experience about ransomware before that all my files are lock and i can't unlock it all so that i tried to experiment it if how can i get back my all files to normal.. they given me a notepad notice that if i want to get my files back i should contact him to give the password.. and they given me a onion link.. but im not convince to buy passcode to open my files.. i tried to unhide all system files after that i saw my files and they are set to hide.. so that i unhide it but after i reboot my laptop they are gone again so i decide to install updated anti virus kaspersky and scan all in my laptop after that detected trojan ransomeware i think 46 trojan ransome ware in my laptop.. now its clean because of kaspersky and all my files are back..
So i advice to you guys that the best way to be safe is to install updated anti virus... so that you can prevent someone to hack your pc or laptop..

Nice Experience, NIce sharing guys...
after i read your story i know update antivirus is very important, i update my kaspersky maybe twice in 1month. i have bad experience too, but not with ranasomware, with F*cking altcoin wallet, i lose 1.5btc.

Yeah updating anti virus is always the best to prevent hackers to hack our laptop also to remove latest virus in our laptop or desktop. ransomware is a kind of trojan virus that can hide or make it to rar with password then they giving a notice if how to unlock your files..
If your desktop or laptop is infected you can try this ransomeware decryptor from kaspersky its working perfectly but you should install latest anti virus.. so that after you kill all trojan ransomware from decryptor they can't spread again to your laptop or desktop..
here's the link https://noransom.kaspersky.com/
I hope it helps..

thank's for the link, i bookmark it on my google chrome, and download the software.
it's a small software only 1mb but very usefull for me.

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Quote from: Rotator on March 04, 2016, 12:27:15 PM

How can you protect yourself against this?
What antivirus should i use. ESET SMART?Firewall?
As i understood that always come through mail, and you must click to atasment?

How to protect yourself from stuff like cryptolockers? Simple, just use common sense!

Most virusses and other malware would not be as widespread as it is if people would just stop opening all kinds of random emails and downloading the attachments..

Rule one is not to download anything you were not expecting, especially if you don't know the sender. Ofcourse you also want to make sure your firewall and anti-virus are running and up to date.

Luckily most mail clients will filter out most of the spam and malware e-mail, but new ones might slip through.

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This is why you always do a backup at least once a month, I do one every WEEK. Recently I installed a game and when I tried to uninstall it with the uninstaller it came with, the uninstaller malfunctioned and deleted EVERYTHING on my ssd and 2 hdds. I noticed halfway why it was taking so long and stopped it with task manager, but the good news was it deleted only so much and I was able to backup my pc.
NEVER PAY CRYPTOLOCKER. NO MATTER HOW GOOD YOUR FILES WERE, YOU DID NOT BACKUP YOUR PC AND YOU PAY THE PRICE. Learn the lesson and don't do it next time.

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Quote from: CrimBit on March 07, 2016, 10:52:23 AM

Quote from: socks435 on March 07, 2016, 10:44:06 AM

I have experience about ransomware before that all my files are lock and i can't unlock it all so that i tried to experiment it if how can i get back my all files to normal.. they given me a notepad notice that if i want to get my files back i should contact him to give the password.. and they given me a onion link.. but im not convince to buy passcode to open my files.. i tried to unhide all system files after that i saw my files and they are set to hide.. so that i unhide it but after i reboot my laptop they are gone again so i decide to install updated anti virus kaspersky and scan all in my laptop after that detected trojan ransomeware i think 46 trojan ransome ware in my laptop.. now its clean because of kaspersky and all my files are back..
So i advice to you guys that the best way to be safe is to install updated anti virus... so that you can prevent someone to hack your pc or laptop..

Nice Experience, NIce sharing guys...
after i read your story i know update antivirus is very important, i update my kaspersky maybe twice in 1month. i have bad experience too, but not with ranasomware, with F*cking altcoin wallet, i lose 1.5btc.

Yeah updating anti virus is always the best to prevent hackers to hack our laptop also to remove latest virus in our laptop or desktop. ransomware is a kind of trojan virus that can hide or make it to rar with password then they giving a notice if how to unlock your files..
If your desktop or laptop is infected you can try this ransomeware decryptor from kaspersky its working perfectly but you should install latest anti virus.. so that after you kill all trojan ransomware from decryptor they can't spread again to your laptop or desktop..
here's the link https://noransom.kaspersky.com/
I hope it helps..

CrimBit

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Quote from: socks435 on March 07, 2016, 10:44:06 AM

I have experience about ransomware before that all my files are lock and i can't unlock it all so that i tried to experiment it if how can i get back my all files to normal.. they given me a notepad notice that if i want to get my files back i should contact him to give the password.. and they given me a onion link.. but im not convince to buy passcode to open my files.. i tried to unhide all system files after that i saw my files and they are set to hide.. so that i unhide it but after i reboot my laptop they are gone again so i decide to install updated anti virus kaspersky and scan all in my laptop after that detected trojan ransomeware i think 46 trojan ransome ware in my laptop.. now its clean because of kaspersky and all my files are back..
So i advice to you guys that the best way to be safe is to install updated anti virus... so that you can prevent someone to hack your pc or laptop..

Nice Experience, NIce sharing guys...
after i read your story i know update antivirus is very important, i update my kaspersky maybe twice in 1month. i have bad experience too, but not with ranasomware, with F*cking altcoin wallet, i lose 1.5btc.

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I have experience about ransomware before that all my files are lock and i can't unlock it all so that i tried to experiment it if how can i get back my all files to normal.. they given me a notepad notice that if i want to get my files back i should contact him to give the password.. and they given me a onion link.. but im not convince to buy passcode to open my files.. i tried to unhide all system files after that i saw my files and they are set to hide.. so that i unhide it but after i reboot my laptop they are gone again so i decide to install updated anti virus kaspersky and scan all in my laptop after that detected trojan ransomeware i think 46 trojan ransome ware in my laptop.. now its clean because of kaspersky and all my files are back..
So i advice to you guys that the best way to be safe is to install updated anti virus... so that you can prevent someone to hack your pc or laptop..

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Anti viruses and anti malware software will not help, only good forum member advice I think. Wink

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Quote from: LiteCoinGuy on March 05, 2016, 04:21:40 AM

you can prepare yourself if you own some bitcoins Tongue

Yes but this is not solution. This will become more aggressive if people begin paying ransom.

How can you protect your system from this intruder? Using Linux is one possibility.
But what about windows?
Or maybe just be always prepared and backup everything.

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you can prepare yourself if you own some bitcoins Tongue

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Quote from: Snorek on March 04, 2016, 12:52:17 PM

Quote from: Amph on March 04, 2016, 02:34:10 AM

you can recover from it easily, just do a secure erase and use your backup

i have not much stuff on my desktop, so in 1 or two hour at worst i cna re-install everything

An so if this is so easy why we had recent incident when Hostipal in California paid $17.000 ransom for retrieving their data?
All they have to do is secure erase and backup... It is so easy.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2016/02/18/ransomware-hollywood-payment-locky-menace/#45311c1275b0

because they are incompetent, you always do a backup no matter if the info are worth 1 usd or 100k

i always do a backup for everything, so in the case of this thing or even when the ssd broke i'm sure that i can retrieve the file easily

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Quote from: Snorek on March 04, 2016, 12:52:17 PM

Quote from: Amph on March 04, 2016, 02:34:10 AM

you can recover from it easily, just do a secure erase and use your backup

i have not much stuff on my desktop, so in 1 or two hour at worst i cna re-install everything

An so if this is so easy why we had recent incident when Hostipal in California paid $17.000 ransom for retrieving their data?
All they have to do is secure erase and backup... It is so easy.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2016/02/18/ransomware-hollywood-payment-locky-menace/#45311c1275b0

Maybe they did not have a backup? Or an even more believable option, they did not want the data to be accessible by others

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Quote from: Amph on March 04, 2016, 02:34:10 AM

you can recover from it easily, just do a secure erase and use your backup

i have not much stuff on my desktop, so in 1 or two hour at worst i cna re-install everything

An so if this is so easy why we had recent incident when Hostipal in California paid $17.000 ransom for retrieving their data?
All they have to do is secure erase and backup... It is so easy.

http://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2016/02/18/ransomware-hollywood-payment-locky-menace/#45311c1275b0

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How can you protect yourself against this?
What antivirus should i use. ESET SMART?Firewall?
As i understood that always come through mail, and you must click to atasment?

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an ex-collegue of mine had a run-in with this nasty piece of software just this week.

Apparently, it came onto his network due to an infected word document attached to an email. The receiver opened it, and answered "yes" to all security questions. Offcourse, being in an office environment, the receiver had write-access to a large part of his current companies data-share.

In the end, he disabled the dataservers network card, restored all the data from backup (tape) and just reinstalled the infected laptop.

It's a nasty bugger... You basically have 3 choices: lose your data with a clean install, recover from backup, or pay these guys Angry

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you can recover from it easily, just do a secure erase and use your backup

i have not much stuff on my desktop, so in 1 or two hour at worst i cna re-install everything

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I don't have any problems and i didn't had any but i'm interested in this topic
because i find this is potential threat on internet and it is related someway with bitcoin.
Ransom requests are in bitcoins.

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CryptoLocker is a ransomware trojan which targeted computers running Microsoft Windows.

Please share your experience, if any?

How to recover your files?

How to remove it, and how to recognize it in system?

literature:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CryptoLocker
https://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-cryptolocker-virus/

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