Recently, a new type of ransomware with the suffix .blackrock was discovered. This virus uses a brand-new encryption algorithm, is extremely complex, and has a tricky attack method. It likes to pretend to be your social friends and send message links. Once you click, it will successfully invade you. It encrypts all your files and requires you to pay a ransom to obtain the private key to decrypt the files. Many users have already been tricked, and it is hard to guard against.
If you are unfortunately infected with the virus, don’t rush to compromise with the criminals and pay the ransom immediately, because such actions are likely to fuel the arrogance of the criminals. After feeling your urgency, they will ask you to continue to increase the price, or receive No more wasting time communicating with you directly after the ransom.
Calm down first, and then think about whether your computer has very important data files. If not, ignore the blackmail information and reinstall the system directly. If so, check your backup data immediately to see if it can pass The backup data will restore the data, but this also depends on whether your backup data is infected. If not, you can directly restore the data through another computer.
If your backup data is also infected and cannot be opened, and the data information cannot be discarded, then you can seek help from domestic professional data recovery companies, explain the situation and listen to their proposals. Most of the ransomware currently on the market can basically Lossless cracking, no ransom payment required. And if even professionals can't solve it, it's not too late for you to contact criminals at this time, and you can still get the qualifications for bargaining.
The best way to deal with ransomware is always prevention, that is, to have good Internet operation habits.
Prevent ransomware - daily security protection proposal:
1. Install anti-virus software: Installing anti-virus software can effectively prevent the spread of viruses and malware, thereby effectively preventing the server from being attacked by ransomware.
2. Regular backup: Regularly back up the data on the server. If the server is attacked by ransomware, you can use the backup data to restore.
3. Strengthen system security: update the operating system and software in a timely manner, and regularly check system security to ensure that system security vulnerabilities are not exploited.
4. Use complex passwords: Using complex passwords can effectively prevent attackers from cracking the system and ensure system security.
5. Do not use unfamiliar software, do not click on unknown links, and do not browse unfamiliar websites.