john lee 1 Report post Posted June 5 Do you guys think that the police will catch the group behind the STOPdjvu virus? because that is the online way to re cover files from he online encryption. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Amigo-A 119 Report post Posted June 5 STOP Ransomware The police of the country from which these extortionists work are engaged in other deals. They will not do anything because they will not receive direct instructions for action. In this country Interpol and Europol are also inactive. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
john lee 1 Report post Posted June 5 57 minutes ago, Amigo-A said: The police of the country from which these extortionists work are engaged in other deals. They will not do anything because they will not receive direct instructions for action. In this country Interpol and Europol are also inactive. ohh, thanks. but how do you know that ? are there any chances in the future that the police will search them? Thanks for your amazing work! 101%Respect for you sir. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
quietman7 2 Report post Posted June 6 Meet Stop Ransomware: The Most Active Ransomware Nobody Talks About Ransomware statistics for 2019: Q2 to Q3 report: Most commonly reported ransomware strains Quote 1. STOP (Djvu): 56% 2. Dharma (.cezar family): 12% 3. Phobos: 8.9% 4. GlobeImposter 2.0: 6.5% 5. REvil / Sodinokibi: 4.5% 6. GandCrab v4.0 / v5.0: 3.60% 7. Magniber: 3.30% 8. Scarab: 2.00% 9. Rapid: 1.80% 10. Troldesh / Shade: 1.40% Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
GT500 765 Report post Posted June 6 12 hours ago, john lee said: are there any chances in the future that the police will search them? It's theoretically possible that law enforcement of some sort may gain access to the servers run by the criminals, however there's no way to know for sure if or when this may happen. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
