Recovering partially encrypted files CyberArk developed White Phoenix after experimenting with partially encrypted PDF files, attempting to recover text and images from stream objects.

Another effective way to get your files and data back is using ransomware decryption tools. Many tools on the web can decrypt the malware used by the malicious attacker to encrypt your files. However, ...

Researchers have created a decryptor that exploits a flaw in Black Basta ransomware, allowing victims to recover their files for free.

This means that, even if there was a way to recover the files, the unique key probably wouldn't work – leaving no way to recover the encrypted data.

Moreover, even if the ransomware chooses to encrypt the whole huge file, the encryption is performed block by block and may be aborted in the half-way, leaving some blocks of the file unencrypted.

Victims of the MegaCortex ransomware can now recover their encrypted files for free, thanks to the release of a new file decryptor. The free decryptor was built by cybersecurity firm Bitdefender ...

Ransomware is a type of malware that encrypts critical files on your device or otherwise blocks access to critical components, then forces you to pay a ransom to regain access to the encrypted files.

Users must pay a ransom in order to gain access to their encrypted files again and/or in order to ensure that the files are not disseminated to additional parties.

WTF?! Being affected by a dangerous ransomware operation is bad enough, but at least you might have a chance to recover your files somehow. A recently discovered ransomware strain is making things ...

Ransomware victims just have two choices: either pay the ransom or permanently lose access to their files.