Examples of using Cipher to encode in English and their translations into Danish
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Uses a strong AES-256 cipher to encode user files.
The virus uses a cipher to encode the files on the compromised by it computers in order to extort users, speaking Portuguese.
Tornado is supposed to utilize the RSA cipher to encode target data.
The cyber-criminals behind JuicyLemon use a strong cipher to encode files on infected computers and for their safe decoding, they demand around 2.5 BTC, which is approximately 1000 euros.
The Razy virus has been released in an updated variant which also uses AES encryption cipher to encode the files of the computers it encrypts.
Rush ransomware uses a strong AES cipher to encode files and demands a ransom payoff of 2 BTC after encoding the files.
For encryption, GANDCRAB 5.1.5 ransomware uses the Salsa20 encryption algorithm, butit may combine it with the RSA encryption cipher to encode the encryption key.
Furthermore, the ransomware may use a strong RSA encryption cipher to encode the files of the affected user adding a. crypt extension to them.
A nasty virus, called CryPy, reported to use the Python language for it's script has been detected by malware researchers,using AES-256 cipher to encode files.
It may use AES encryption to encode the files of the user,RSA cipher to encode the AES decryption key and CBC-mode as a defensive measure.
NMCRYPT ransomware is believed to use the strongest combination of encryption algorithms to encipher files, known as RSA(Rivest-Shamir-Adleman) and AES(Advanced Encryption Standard), where the virus uses AES to encrypt the files, resulting in an asymmetric key being generated andthe malware also uses the RSA cipher to encode the AES decryption keys.
A ransomware virus called BadBlock claims to use a strong RSA cipher to encode the files of infected users has been reported to terrorize unsuspecting users.
These file extensions are very typical for viruses that belong to the XTBL ransomware variants family. Encrypted files by[email protected] ransomware look like the following: The encryption algorithm used by the[email protected] Ransomware may vary,however most viruses from this family either use just AES cipher to encode the files, or they use this algorithm in combination with RSA encryption of the decryption key which it generates.
What this malware does is that it may use a strong cipher to encode the files of affected users after which ask for around $2500 dollars from the user to give them back.
The encryption algorithm used by the[email protected] Ransomware may vary,however most viruses from this family either use just AES cipher to encode the files, or they use this algorithm in combination with RSA encryption of the decryption key which it generates.
A crypto-virus known as ECLR ransomware has reported using a strong encryption cipher to encode the files of infected computers, demanding the insane sum of 100 BitCoins for their decryption.
Security researchers who have been analyzing the threat's samples stated that.tornado is supposed to utilize the RSA cipher to encode target data. After encryption, all corrupted files can be recognized by the two specific file extensions appended at the end of their names.
A ransomware virus,which uses multiple encryption ciphers to encode the files on the infected computers has been reported to be spread in the wild under the name NZMR.
This ransomware threat may use a advanced encryption ciphers to encode the data on the computers it attacks, making the files no longer able to be opened.
A file encryption virus believed to be originating from Bosnia,named Satana is reported to use a mixture of strong AES plus RSA encryption ciphers to encode files of unsuspecting victims.
Coban ransomware uses strong cipher algorithm to encode target files and make them completely inaccessible.
When the ransomware finds a target file it utilizes strong cipher algorithm to encode it.
During encryption process the ransomware utilizes sophisticated cipher algorithm to encode valuable files stored on the compromised device.
Such a devastating impact is used by hackers who attempt to blackmail you into paying them a ransom for. GRHAN files decryption. Threat SummaryName. GRHAN Files VirusTypeRansomware, CryptovirusShort DescriptionA data locker ransomware that utilizes two sophisticated cipher algorithms to encode target files and extort a ransom payment from victims. SymptomsImportant files are locked and renamed with. GRHAN extension.
Short Description A data locker ransomware that utilizes two sophisticated cipher algorithms to encode target files and extort a ransom payment from victims.
A crypto virus that utilizes combination of sporhisticated cipher algorithms to encode valuable files stored on the infected computera and demands a ransom payment.