Virus infection, can encrypted files be recovered?

The file extension encrypted by CryptXXX ransomware will be changed to. Crypt. If personal files and most file extensions on your computer become. Crypt format, be careful! Your computer is infected with a virus!

CryptXXX is a ransomware that encrypts files. Once the computer is attacked, the file will be encrypted by the powerful RSA-2048 key (AES CBC 256-bit encryption algorithm), which ordinary people can't crack. To decrypt, you can only choose to pay a ransom of tens to hundreds of dollars.

Try to recover. Encrypt files with simple data recovery software.

The number of victims who can't open important files because of encryption continues to increase. These ransomware mainly come from CryptoLocker, Crypto 0 10 Kerr, Alpha Crypt, TeslaCrypt, coinault, BitCrypto, CTB-Locker or TorrentLock. According to the users who paid the ransom, although they tried to decrypt the file after paying the ransom, they could not solve it at all, and they could only wait until the time was up and the file was destroyed.

Don't give up so early! Is there any chance to save it? Crypt file?

When malware encrypts a file, it first marks a copy of the file. In other words, it encrypts the copy and then deletes the original file. So you have a chance to find the original file deleted by ransomware through the easy-to-me data recovery software. However, please note that this software can only be used to recover files, and cannot decrypt files encrypted by viruses.

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