.radman Ransom

[Ahmed Emara 0]

Hi guys, 
please can anyone help me finding decrypter for encrypted files with .radman extention and a way to remove all of those readme.txt 

 

Physical Address

Ethernet     : 18-03-73-8E-AA-BD
Wi-fi          : CC-AF-78-A7-EC-E9
Bluetooth Netwo: CC-AF-78-A7-EC-EA
Ethernet 2 : 00-FF-8E-B7-D1-55

readme.txt is attached 

readme.txt

[Amigo-A 32]

1 hour ago, Ahmed Emara said:

a way to remove all of those readme.txt 

It is not recommended to delete readme.txt files.

Currently impossible to decrypt the files, because an online-key was used for encryption  .
Only some cases can be decrypted, where the offline key was used and was found a original malicious file that has performed encryption.
Perhaps in the future it will be possible to decrypt files, but this is only hope, not a fact.

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More about the encryptor:

This is the result of the STOP Ransomware attack. I have been tracking the malicious work of this program since December 2017. 
Now on the forum a lot of victims from different variants of this Ransomware. In some cases, the files can be decrypted. 

@Demonslay335  (the developer of the STOPDecrypter) collects information from the victims, writes data and tries to update the STOP Decrypter. After that, victims can try to decrypt the files. A positive result and a lucky chance are not always possible.

Download STOP Decrypter >>>

First try to decrypt a small group of files, only  make copies of them before this. Otherwise files may be damaged.

If STOPDecrypter won't be able to recover your files, it can still be used to get information that may be able to help the creator of STOPDecrypter figure out your decryption key. Here's a link to instructions on how to get this information with STOPDecrypter:
https://kb.gt500.org/stopdecrypter 

[Amigo-A 32]

@Ahmed Emara

 You need mac-address of a network (wired) card or wi-fi, through which you were connected to the Internet at the time of the attack of the STOP ransomware. 

 

[GT500 573]

8 hours ago, Amigo-A said:

You need only one mac-address of a network (wired) card or wi-fi, through which you were connected to the Internet at the time of the attack of the STOP ransomware. Only one. 

Unfortunately STOP/Djvu seems to pick a random adapter, so we actually do need all of the MAC addresses for all of the network adapters.

[Amigo-A 32]

7 hours ago, GT500 said:

Unfortunately STOP/Djvu seems to pick a random adapter,

Ok. So be it. The main thing that it could help.