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Files with encrypted suffix can be commonly encountered as files that have been encrypted and renamed with one of the many known ransomware types.
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File extension encrypted is commonly used by various ransomware as a replacement for the original suffix after the files have been encrypted.
Literally, dozen different ransomware types use this extension, so if you find one of these on your drive, you have to determine the exact type based on the ransomware note that is usually found in affected folders.
Ransomware which use encrypted extension include:
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A decrypter for ApocalypseVM ransomware
A decryptor utility for Apocalypse ransomware
Files with encrypted suffix may also be found as encrypted and renamed files by the Donald Trump ransomware.
Further details:
File extension encrypted seems to be also used by a ransomware featuring Donald Trump that appeared in late September 2016.
Apparently, the encryption mechanism of this ransomware does not work upon it's release. Something that may change in the future.
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Files with encrypted suffix can be found as encrypted and renamed files affected by the KeRanger OS X or Apocalypse ransomware.
Further details:
File extension encrypted is most recently related to a new ransomware for MacOS operating system labeled as KeRanger.
Much like similar ransomware it encrypts users files and demands ransom to be paid in bitcoins.
This particular ransomware is distributed with infected Transmission Bittorent client.
Affected file extensions:
and more than 300 others.
We are sorry, there is currently no specific software link to open this kind of file.
File extensions are characters that appear after the dot in a computer file's name. For example, the file "unknown-file.pdf" has the file extension "pdf". This is used to identify which program should open the file or what file type it is.
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In our database, we have collected a huge number of different file extensions, detailed descriptions, and programs that can be used to open or otherwise work with the file extensions listed in our database.
This database is an invaluable resource for users who want to understand better file extensions and what they can do with them. It also allows users to know different file types with the same purpose.
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