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What Is Eking Ransomware?
EKING / PHOBOS ransomware is an encryption ransomware Trojan that was first observed on October 21, 2017 (a new variant of Dharma ransomware).
This ransomware also renames all encrypted files by adding the “.EKING” extension (together with the victim’s ID and the .EKINGhacker email address).
For example, if a file is named “1.jpg“, then .EKING will rename it to “1.jpg.id-1E857D00-1234.[hacker@email.com].EKING”.
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3) We remove the ransomware and we recover all your data
Why You Should Never paying a ransom?
In 2020 OFAC and FinCEN declared illegal to pay a ransom:
Companies that facilitate ransomware payments, not only encourage future ransomware payment demands but also may risk violating OFAC regulations.
What should I do if my data has been encrypted by Ransomware?
1. Turn off or disconnect the computer from the network
2. Do not ever make contact with the cybercriminals
3. Do not pay the ransom requested for your data
4. Contact us immediately and get help 24/7 Worldwide
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