Startrack Data Recovery Services, Kottayam | Ransomware Decryption, Computer Virus Removal

Ransomware: What Startrack does?

Startrack Data Recovery Services examines the infection first and finds the type of Ransomware.
We analyse the behaviour of the Ransomware.
Try using the available decryption tools for the particular Ransomware.
If the current decryption tools fail to remove Ransomware, our technicians use Hex analysis.
We use our global partners for tech analysis for complex encryptions.
If decryption is not possible, check possible data restore from a backup.
Startrack provides instructions and tools to guard against future attacks.

Cost Effective

We provide high quality service with minimal cost. We use advanced and fast recovery techniques to reduce the cost incurs.

Security & Convenience

Startrack assures that your valuable data won’t go into unauthorized hands once your media is with us. We respect our clients’ privacy.

Expertize

We provide high end Ransomware decryption services using best possible techniques and give valuable instructions for the future.

What to do first if your data is infected by Ransomware?

Trust Startrack if your data is encrypted!

If you do not have a feasible backup from which you can restore all of your encrypted data, your first course of action should be to stop using the drive and contact Startrtack Data Recovery Services immediately.

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Paying the ransom should be the last option. It only encourages and fuels these cyber attackers.

Do not provide correct personal information while contacting the attacker.

Isolate the infected system from the network. Prevent further infection.

Report immediately to authorities and Startrack Data Recovery Services.

Types of Ransomware

Ransomware attacks take different forms. Encryption of data may not be unique for all, but with a different set of keys. You need immediate assistance from experts once a Ransomware attack takes place.

Crypto Ransomware

Crypto Ransomware can encrypt your files, folders and hard-drives. After the encryption is complete, the crypto-ransomware will display a message containing the ransom demand. The amount will vary depending on the specific ransomware, and the payment is often only in Bitcoins.

Locker Ransomware

Locker ransomware is a virus that infects a computer or smartphone operating system and locks the files, preventing access to data and files located on the computer until a ransom is paid. Screen locker ransomware uses non-encrypting malware to lock the infected computer or smartphone devices.

Scareware

Scareware is a malicious computer program designed to trick a user by pretending as legitimate warnings from antivirus software companies into buying and downloading unnecessary and potentially dangerous software, such as fake antivirus protection. It acts like an antivirus or a cleaning tool.

Doxware

Doxware, also known as extortionware, is a malware used to exploit the target's personal or sensitive information and threatens to publish it if the victim does not pay a ransom. If the attacker goes through with their threats, the data is uploaded to anonymous social media websites such as facebook or instagram.

Mac Ransomware

Mac ransomware is a kind of malware that targets Apple desktops and laptops. Mac operating systems were infiltrated by their first ransomware in 2016, called KeRanger. Apple users are vulnerable to WannaCry-type attacks, even if that specific event affected Windows systems only.

Ransomware on Mobile

Mobile ransomware affects mobile devices. A cyber attacker can use mobile malware especially in android to steal sensitive data from a smartphone or lock the device and demand a ransom to grant the access again. Most mobile ransomware spreads through malicious applications.

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