Ransomware 'Your Windows has been banned' extorting users with a face value of 50 USD Bitcoin
Recently, the new version of ransomware 'Your Windows has been banned' has been reported by many websites and warned that all computers and infected users should remember that this is a scam.
'Your Windows has been banned' is a ransomware infection discovered by Microsoft security experts at the end of 2016. Basically, this ransomware will block the victim's computer screen and it's simply infection and pretend to encrypt files on the infected computer.
The infection displays the message on the "blue screen of death" and asks the victim to pay $ 50 Bitcoin to unlock the screen and retrieve the files on the infected computer. This type of ransomware message is displayed on the lock screen and usually appears when the user starts the computer.
- With the NMR's 15 free Ransomware decoding tools, you won't need to ransom the file anymore
- Summary of effective Anti-Ransomware software
This new version of ransomware "Your Windows has been banned 'displays 2 options for users:
- Buy a new Windows key for $ 50 (buy a new Windows key for $ 50).
- Xoá all dữ liệu và tạo bạn người dùng bị lỗi (Delete all data and your computer will be unusable).
In this case, you should use a virus removal tool to scan for malware, and contact customer support directly for assistance.
It is known that this ransomware is not too dangerous. However, no one wants to be troubled by any kind of ransomware. Hopefully this virus will soon be prevented.
You should read it
- 7 kinds of ransomware you didn't expect
- List of the 3 most dangerous and scary Ransomware viruses
- How to enable Ransomware Protection on Windows
- Matrix Ransomware is back under the distribution of RIG Exploit Kit
- Ransomware can encrypt cloud data
- Learn about Ransomware: 6 ransomware on computers
- General guidelines for decoding ransomware
- What is Ransomware Task Force (RTF)?
- [Infographic] 7 effective ways to protect businesses from Ransomware
- Warning: Quantum Ransomware is being rapidly deployed in lightning attacks
- How to decode ransomware InsaneCrypt (Everbe 1.0)
- Acronis Ransomware Protection, a completely free anti-ransomware solution for Windows
Maybe you are interested
Dangerous 'Helldown' Ransomware Warning Expands to Linux and VMware
Detecting a new ransomware strain that specializes in stealing login information from the Chrome browser
What is extortionware? How is it different from Ransomware?
New ransomware appears attacking Windows operating system
Difference between Cyber Extortion and Ransomware
How to enable ransomware restrictions on Windows