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What are the Most Common Types of Ransomware?

1. Phobos
Phobos (from φοβος, fear) is a ransomware that started infecting computers in late 2018. It’s related to the Dharma (CrySis) strain.
Phobos exploits the RDP protocol putting millions of corporate servers and workstations at risk. With the proliferation of cloud services companies, many have public Internet-accessible Windows servers that are potential targets.
2. Sodinokibi
Sodinokibi is the ransomware that targets Windows systems: Hackers spread Sodinokibi by brute-force attacks, server exploits, malicious links, or phishing.
Exploiting some vulnerabilities and often bypassing the antivirus software, Sodinokibi downloads a .zip file with the ransom code that moves through the infected network and encrypts the files, adding a random extension to them.


3. Dharma
Dharma is an extremely dangerous ransomware, that has caused a lot of damages between 2017 and 2018. It encrypts all files located on local drives, such as shared network directories, and deletes all shadow copies so that users cannot restore them.
The malware behaves like a “Trojan-ransomware”, which means that human intervention is required to activate its malicious code.
4. Ryuk
Ryuk is a type of ransomware used in targeted attacks, where the perpetrators make sure that essential files are encrypted.
This type of attack can identify and encrypt the drive and network resources and delete shadow copies on the device by disabling Windows System Restore for users, thus making data recovery very difficult and expensive.


5. Conti
Conti is relatively recent ransomware used to target large corporate or governmental business networks precisely, quickly, and effectively.
This type of attack is designed to be controlled remotely: malware operators will hack a network and move around until they get the domain and admin credentials for admin privileges, locking and encrypting the attacked user’s entire hard drive.
Secure and Fast Diagnosis to Analyze Ransomware Types and Cryptographic Attack Vectors
We carry out a complete diagnosis of encrypted files and affected systems to identify patterns that allow data recovery.
We analyze the encryption algorithms to unlock your files and quickly detect weaknesses in the computer virus code to decrypt it.
Forensic Data Recovery
We recover and remove the encryption of your files with advanced data recovery techniques and the creation of specific tools.
We have deep knowledge of encryption algorithms and the ability to develop cryptographic processes and constant investigation.
Expert Recovery Of Files Infected By Ransomware
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Real-Time Monitoring
We monitor the Surface, Deep, and Dark Web to control, track, and eliminate possible leaks in sensitive data, documents, and files.
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Why Should You Never Pay The ransom?
In 2020, OFAC and FinCEN declared it 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 Ransomware has Encrypted my data?
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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