Xcvf ransomware is a new generic version of the Djvu/STOP ransomware. This ransomware version can be identified by the .xcvf extension added to encrypted files. The majority of more recent Djvu/STOP ransomware versions are identical to one another, and, unfortunately, they are all equally dangerous. Once files are encrypted, you will not be able to open them unless you first…
157 years after opening its doors to students, Lincoln College is forced to shut down following the COVID-19 pandemic and a devastating ransomware attack. A notice about the impending closure now greets visitors to the college’s official website. The Illinois Department of Higher Education and Higher Learning Commission has been informed about the incoming permanent closure, and all academic activities…
Your Chrome is severely damaged by 13 Malware! scam is a fake virus alert that intends to deceive users and force them to download/install questionable software. The alert will falsely inform you that your Chrome browser has been damaged by 13 malware and needs fixing. The alert recommends that you download some kind of program to fix your Chrome browser.…
Sijr ransomware is yet another generic ransomware infection from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. It’s file-encrypting malware that will encrypt your personal files and demand that you pay for their decryption. Because it’s not always possible to recover encrypted files, this ransomware is considered to be a very serious malware infection. The cybercriminals operating this ransomware release new versions regularly, often…
Mine ransomware, or .mine file-encrypting malware, will target your personal files and encrypt them. This malware comes from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family, which is controlled by a notorious cybercrime gang that releases new ransomware on a regular basis. The majority of ransomware infections from the Djvu/STOP family are more or less identical to one another, and Mine ransomware is one of…
Bbnm ransomware will add .bbnm to all files it encrypts. This ransomware comes from the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family. The cybercriminals operating this ransomware family release new versions regularly, with Bbnm ransomware being one of the more recent releases. But while they have different names, they’re essentially the same ransomware. The different versions can be differentiated by the extensions they add…
Ttii ransomware, also known as .ttii virus, is a file-encrypting malware from the Djvu/STOP ransomware family. Because this malware targets personal files and essentially takes them hostage, it’s considered to be a very dangerous malware infection. Once initiated on a computer, it will immediately begin encrypting files. Affected files will have .ttii added to them. You will not be able…
Hhjk ransomware comes from the notorious Djvu/STOP ransomware family. This malware will encrypt your personal files if it manages to enter your computer. This makes ransomware one of the most dangerous malware infections. The cybercriminals operating this ransomware release new file-encrypting malware on a regular basis, often at least twice a week. The versions are more or less similar, and…