According to various reports, Ransomware attacks hiked to 167% in 2016 and it’s even expected to increase this year. In the last quarter of 2016, it was observed that many health organizations and government offices were targeted by Ransomware attackers. Cerber & Locky were the most popular ones spread by Ransomware-as-a-service through the Dark Web. Perhaps, this has arouse the need of good ransomware decryptor tools to thwart such attacks. Our experts have researched and collected all the ransomware decryptor tools available so far. The list will be updated at a regular interval.
Recently, it was observed that Ransomware attacks were made not only on PC users but it is now a threat to Android & Mac users as well. Cerber 6 is the latest version of Cerber which was observed first in late March. If you are one of the victims of Ransomware attacks, you would be happy to know that we have got some decryptor tools for you!
All the Ransomware decryptor tools available on our blog are tested by the experts at TrendMirco, AVG, Emnisoft, Avast, Kaspersky & Check Point and they are working fine. Though, the list doesn’t contain decryptors for all Ransomwares, it has 70% of the tools that might be helpful to you.
By using these Ransomware decryptor tools, you can easily remove Ransomware from the infected systems without paying any ransom to the attackers. Besides that, there are 90% chances that your data will be recovered (As per many experts).
DISCLAIMER: It is highly recommended that you isolate the infected machine from the network or any other device. We can not be held responsible if anything happens to your data while using the decryption tool. Please refer each company’s disclaimer and instruction before performing the ransomware decryption using decryptors given below.
Ransomware Decryptor Tools/ Decrypter
Our research team has put together a massive list of all available ransomware decryptor tools for our reader’s convenience. Make sure you go through the how-to remove ransomware guide before you proceed with decryption.
Note: At the end of the ransomware decryptor tools table, there is a list of recommended resources given by us. It is recommended that you go through them as well. In a near future, we shall also host all possible “how to” guides for you.
| Ransomware | Solution available? |
Tool | Ransomware signs |
| Apocalypse, ApocalypseVM | Yes | AVG Decryption Tool, Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .encrypted, .FuckYourData, .locked, .Encryptedfile, or .SecureCrypted extension at the end of the filename |
| BadBlock | Yes | AVG Decryption Tool, Trend Micro Decryptor, Emsisoft Decryptor | It does not renames your file. Just displays the message |
| Bart | Yes | AVG Decryption Tool | Adds .bart.zip extension at the end of the filename |
| Rakhni | Yes | Kaspersky Tool | Removes rakhni, dharma, Crysis,Chimera, Agent.iih, Aura, Autoit, Pletor, Rotor, Lamer, Lortok, Cryptokluchen, Democry,Bitman (TeslaCrypt) version 3 and 4. |
| Crypt888 or Mircop | Yes | AVG Decryption Tool, Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds Lock. at the beginning of the filename |
| Legion | Yes | AVG Decryption Tool | Adds a variant of ._23-06-2016-20-27-23_$f_tactics@aol.com$.legion or .$centurion_legion@aol.com$.cbf to the end of filename |
| SZFLocker | Yes | AVG Decryption Tool | Adds .szf to the end of filename |
| MRCR or Merry X-Mas | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .PEGS1, .MRCR1, .RARE1, .MERRY, or .RMCM1 extension to the end of the filename |
| Marlboro | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Add .oops extension to the end of the filename |
| Globe3, Globe 2, Globe | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .decrypt2017, .hnumkhotep, .raid10, .blt, .globe, .encrypted, .[mia.kokers@aol.com], .purge, .globe and .okean-1955@india.com.!dsvgdfvdDVGR3SsdvfEF75sddf#xbkNY45fg6}P{cg.xtbl extension to the end of the filename |
| OpenToYou | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .-opentoyou@india.com extension |
| GlobeImposter | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .crypt extension |
| NMoreira | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .maktub or .__AiraCropEncrypted! Extension |
| OzozaLocker | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .locked extension |
| Al-Namrood | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .unavailable or .disappeared extension |
| FenixLocker | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .centrumfr@india.com!! extension |
| Fabiansomware | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .encrypted extension |
| Philadelphia | Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .locked extension |
| Stampado | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor, Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .locked extension |
| Xorist
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Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor, Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .EnCiPhErEd, .0JELvV, .p5tkjw, .6FKR8d, .UslJ6m, .n1wLp0, .5vypSa and .YNhlv1 extensions |
| 777 | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor, Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .777 extension |
| AutoLocky
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Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor, Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .locky extension |
| Nemucod
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Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor, Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .crypted extension |
| DMALocker2, DMALocker
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | It does not rename your file |
| HydraCrypt
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds *hydracrypt* or *.umbrecrypt* at the end and/or beginning |
| CrypBoss
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .crypt or .R16M01D05 extensions |
| Gomasom
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .crypt extension |
| LeChiffre
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Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor, Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .LeChiffre extension |
| KeyBTC
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | It does not rename your file |
| Radamant
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .rdm or .rrk extensions |
| CryptInfinite
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Adds .CRINF extension |
| PClock
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | It does not rename your file |
| CryptoDefense
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | It does not rename your file |
| Harasom
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Yes | Emsisoft Decryptor | Files are converted to .html with ransomware notes |
| CryptXXX (v 1, 2, 3, 4, 5) | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor, Kaspersky Tool | Adds crypt, cryp1, crypz, or 5 hexadecimal characters extensions |
| Rannoh, Marsjoke aka Polyglot | Yes | Kaspersky Tool | Adds locked-<original_name>.<four_random_letters> extension
Example: locked-filename.RZWD |
| AutoIt | Yes | Kaspersky Tool | Adds <original_name>@<mail server>_.<random_set_of_characters> extension. Example: ioblomov@india.com_.RZWDTDIC.T |
| Fury, Crybola, Cryakl | Yes | Kaspersky Tool | Adds CRYPTENDBLACKDC tag is added at the end of the file name |
| Popcorn Time ransomware | Yes | Elevenpaths | Adds .filock extension |
| Derialock | Yes | Check Point | It locks your entire system or used .deria extension |
| PHP ransomware | Yes | Check Point | Locks down server and CMS |
| Wildfire | Yes | Kaspersky Tool, Intel Security | Adds .wflx extension |
| Chimera | Yes | Kaspersky Tool, Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds .crypt extension |
| TeslaCrypt (v 1, 2, 3, 4) | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor, Kaspersky Tool, Intel Security, AVG Decryption Tool | Adds .ECC, .VVV, CCC, ZZZ, AAA, ABC, XYZ, .XXX, TTT, MP3 or MICRO extensions. TeslaCrypt v4 does not change the filename |
| Shade | Yes | Kaspersky Tool, Intel Security | Adds .xtbl, .ytbl, .breaking_bad, .heisenberg. extensions |
| CoinVault | Yes | Kaspersky Tool | Adds .cvlst extension |
| Jigsaw | Yes | Check Point, Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds .random extension |
| Crysis | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds .xtbl, crypt extensions |
| SNSLocker | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds .RSNSLocked extension |
| XORBAT | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds .crypted extension |
| CERBER V1 | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds 10 random characters.cerber |
| CERBER (v 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) | No | — | Adds random characters.ceber2, .cerber3, .cerber4 etc |
| DXXD | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds dxxd extension to the original extension |
| DemoTool | Yes | Trend Micro Decryptor | Adds .demoadc extension |
So these are some Ransomware decryptor tools that are actually working. Don’t fall in trap by downloading the tools from unofficial sources. All the above mentioned Ransomware decryptor tools are developed by experts at respective security firms.
Ransomware FAQ
[su_accordion] [su_spoiler title=”What is a Ransomware?” style=”fancy”] Ransomware is a type of Malicious software designed to block the access of your computer. Once your computer is blocked by Ransomware, they demand a ransom amount to get it unlocked and recover your data. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”Why am I the only victim?” style=”fancy”] Ransomware is spreading quickly. You’re not alone suffering from it. Government agency and many businesses including hotels are latest victim of ransomware. The growth is likely to be continued in 2018/ 2019. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”How to prevent ransomware from spreading?” style=”fancy”] Simple answer is to not open any spam and unsolicited email attachments. In most of the cases, it is found that the spreading has happened due to email attachments. However, there are plethora of reasons for ransomware spreading. The best precaution is to train your employee not to open word file, batch, exe and executable files without scanning. A more detailed guide on how to prevent ransomware from spreading is already covered here. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”Types of Ransomware” style=”fancy”] Ransomware are of many types. Some of them are CryptoLocker, Cerber, Locky, TeslaCrypt, TorrentLocker and many more! [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”Should I pay ransom?” style=”fancy”] No one can answer this question but you. Depending on the condition and sensitivity of your data, you should decide whether to pay ransom or not. Paying ransom is supporting the business model of these cyber criminals. The obvious advice is not to pay single dime to this cyber criminals [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”Is there any guarantee that I will not be ransomed again?” style=”fancy”] Ransomware is created by many groups. There is no guarantee that your PC will not be infected with same or different ransomware again. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”Is there any solution available for XYZ ransomware” style=”fancy”] There are many Ransomwares and we have a separate section for decryptors where you can get solutions for most of the Ransomwares. Our plan is to keep this page updated with all possible solutions. However, it is recommended that you refer some of the websites mentioned in the recommended website’s FAQ section. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”What are the chances of getting back my files after paying ransom?” style=”fancy”] Sometime paying ransom works, but there is no guarantee that it works always. Of course, we condemn paying ransom amount as it will only encourage such cyber criminals to infect more PC. However, we do understand the sensitivity of data for some business. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”What are the chances of getting back my files after using ransom decryptor?” style=”fancy”] Ransom decrypt tools work. However, there is no guarantee that it will decrypt all your files. There are too many variables to consider. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”What are the recommended websites to know more about ransomware?” style=”fancy”] There are many good websites covering ransomware. Below is the list of all those websitesRansomwares.net (shameless plug)
Note: In case, if you want to recommend more websites, then please use the comment form or contact us form for the inclusion. This page will be updated on a regular basis.
[/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”Should I lodge the police complaint?” style=”fancy”] Yes, it is always a best practice to let the cyber cell know about the incident. However, you should take some precautions. Investigate about possibility of cyber cell seizing your PC for more investigation. In most of the case, data are too sensitive and hence it is often recommended that you take a proper backup. It is also advisable to speak to cyber cell and explain them the importance of data. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”What is a Bitcoin?” style=”fancy”] Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency used by many people. A digital currency which became popular in last couple of years. Due to its inherent nature, Bitcoin has been used as a preferred choice of payment by the cyber criminals. [/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”How do I get Bitcoin?” style=”fancy”] There are many websites such ascoinbase.com, BitPay, BitXatm, BitKassa, BitPos, CryptoPay and many more where you can get Bitcoins in exchange of digital currency.[/su_spoiler] [su_spoiler title=”Is it possible to know where my money is sent using Bitcoin wallet?” style=”fancy”] No [/su_spoiler] [/su_accordion]Infographics on Ransomware Decryptor Tools!
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So these are some working Ransomware decryptor tools by using which you can easily remove specific types of Ransomwares from your computer or laptop. Stay tuned on this page for more updates on ransomware decryptors.
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