First discovered by malware researcher Petrovic, Norvas is yet another ransomware-type virus belonging to the Djvu malware family. As with other infections of this type, Norvas encrypts most stored files (thereby rendering them unusable) and appends filenames with an extension (in this case, ".no
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Exploit belongs to the Paradise ransomware family and was discovered by Amigo-A. The cyber criminals who developed Exploit ransomware use it to extort money from people who have infected computers. This malicious program encrypts data, blocking access to files until a ransom is paid (a decryption
Discovered by Jakub Kroustek, GANDCRAB 5.3 (also known as GANDCRAB V5.3) is high-risk ransomware that belongs to the GANDCRAB malware family. After successful infiltration, GANDCRAB 5.3 encrypts most stored data and appends filenames with a random-string extension. For example, "sample.jpg" might
The lsass.exe (Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) is a legitimate Windows system file that can be found running in Task Manager as Local Security Authority Process. The process is responsible for enforcing the security policy on the operating system. It manages password changes, validate
sIHCLient.exe is a genuine Windows process that can be found running in Task Manager under the "SIH Client" name when the operating system starts fixing components required for automatic Windows updates. This genuine system file is placed in the "\Windows\System32\" folder. In many cases, cyber c