@NamVsePoHyuTeam
Its very interesting reading your story and some of your background. I can easily understand family comes first!
It must be a desperate act ruining peoples private data. Even if this just is via the iterwebs and you never get to meet the people, if its not improper to ask, how does it make you feel? Maybe stupid question, do you ever feel pity for someone? Just like what you did to that guy earlier, it shows that you are not just a barbarian!
I have to say the ransom note is kind of friendly, if we ignore the fact that you are extorting money ![]()
Do you care to tell us how much you've earned with this attack? How many persons or companies have paid the ransom?
Do you know how many servers you have encrypted, or even files or folders?
I'm not judging or pointing fingers, just so you know! I'm genuinely interested!
I have met and spoken to many unfortunate people trough my life. Every one has a story!
Im not angry with you. I cried my eyes out for a couple of days. I have almost never deleted a single file for 15 years, i feel like my whole life was on that server (family photos, projects i never finished and so on). I had just bought some used server disks and found a rack-server in a dumpster, and was finally done sorting all my stuff. The very next step was a backup system, i just had to save up some money. I was aware of the risk if one of the disks failed, but i couldnt imagine getting all my stuff encrypted!
But some how i kind of got over it and thinking that i could wait 15-20 years before hopefully having a strong enough computer to brute force the encryption.
But as i said earlier in this thread: Boy did i learn something, and i will use that knowledge in the future! So in a way, maybe i should say thank you for opening my eyes?
Sorry for me rambling about, i know this adds no value to the thread what so ever...!



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