Any decypriton tools for this one?
Any help is much appreicated
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infected with Variant: nomoneynohoney.xtbl, Any decypriton tools for this one?
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Posted 27 October 2016 - 04:04 PM
Have you used ID Ransomware to identify the ransomware? Troldesh/Shade uses similar formats. It is best to upload a ransom note as well as the encrypted file for it to identify by. There are a few other variants going around using the .xtbl extension, but ID Ransomware will pick them up based on known email addresses or patterns with the filenames.
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Posted 27 October 2016 - 04:35 PM
Any files that are encrypted by newer variants of Troldesh/Shade Ransomware are completely renamed with the format Base64(AES_encrypt(original file name) but still have the .xtbl or .ytbl extension appended to the end of the filename (i.e. ArSxrr+acw970LFQw.043C17E72A1E91C6AE29.xtbl. Troldesh (Shade) leaves files (ransom notes) named README1.txt, READEME2...README10.txt and How to decrypt your files.txt.
Any files that are encrypted with CrySiS Ransomware will have an .<id-number>.<email>.CrySiS or .<id-number>.<email>.xtbl extension appended to the end of the encrypted data filename (i.e. mypicture.jpg.id-12345678.Vegclass@aol.com.xtbl) and leave files (ransom notes) named How to decrypt your data.txt, How to decrypt your files.txt, How to get data back.txt.
Any files that are encrypted with CrySiS Ransomware will have an .<id-number>.<email>.CrySiS or .<id-number>.<email>.xtbl extension appended to the end of the encrypted data filename (i.e. mypicture.jpg.id-12345678.Vegclass@aol.com.xtbl) and leave files (ransom notes) named How to decrypt your data.txt, How to decrypt your files.txt, How to get data back.txt.
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