Cryptolocker Recovery
Even the most sophisticated hackers won’t be able to extort your business
Think you can remove it yourself? Think paying the ransom will restore your files? Think again!
If your systems are infected with Cryptolocker ransomware, you need help from the experts. Cryptolocker can infiltrate your networks through emails, downloads, and file sharing sites, and uses a RSA 2048-bit key to encrypt the files and rename them with random extensions. 99% of attacks are irreversible alone, meaning that, despite the promises in the ransom note, you won’t get your data back by giving in to the hackers’ ultimatums, nor will you be able to remove the infection yourself
Contact Us to get a guaranteed back-to-business solution.
Businesses trust us to remove their ransomware because we provide:
- 24/7 Global Service – our remote solutions eradicate your ransomware regardless of time of day or location
- Total Solutions – all your files and devices will be completely restored so you can get back in full swing
- Financially-Backed Guarantee – if we don’t solve all your ransomware troubles, you pay nothing!
- Fast Recovery – most recoveries are completed within 24 to 48 hours
How do you know if you have Cryptolocker?
Your systems are likely infected with Cryptolocker if your:
- Applications and files won’t open
- Antivirus software is disabled
- Computer systems are extremely slow or locked down
- Screen displays a ransom note named:DECRYPT_INSTRUCTION.txt or DECRYPT_INFORMATION.html
- Files have been renamed with .encrypted, .cryptolocker, or other random extensions. For example: 1.jpg becomes 1.jpg.encrypted
Cryptolocker Extensions
New variants are released regularly, but some of the most common are:
- .ecc
- .ezz
- .exx
- .zzz
- .xyz
- .aaa
- .abc
- .ccc
- .vvv
- .xxx
- .ttt
- .micro
- .encrypted
- .locked
- .crypto
- _crypt
- .crinf
- .r5a
- .XRNT
- .XTBL
- .crypt