CompuWizzy 0 Report post Posted November 2 I think I just found the keys for encryption, the date of creation is the same time the .coot ransomware hit me CODE.PK_ CODE.PKD Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amigo-A 44 Report post Posted November 4 Now the situation is different with the new STOP Ransomware variants: .gero, .hese , .xoza, .seto, .peta, .moka, .meds, .kvag, .domn, .karl, .nesa, .boot, .noos, .kuub, .reco, .bora, .leto, .nols, .werd, .coot, .derp, .nakw, .meka, .toec, Most files will never be decrypted. It will take millions of years to advance one step in decryption, but even this does not lead to decryption of files. To prevent this from happening, you need to better protect your PC and not use any pirated and hacked software. Of course, licensed use is an expensive pleasure, but there are many legitimate analogues of those paid programs that are commonly used around the world. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GT500 594 Report post Posted November 5 On 11/2/2019 at 4:06 PM, CompuWizzy said: I think I just found the keys for encryption, the date of creation is the same time the .coot ransomware hit me You found public keys. Private keys are required for decryption, and there is nothing you can learn from the public keys that could aid in decryption. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
