i just fell victim to a crazy ransomware. All my files have been encrypted in a tcpv extension. The criminals are demanding $900. Please who can help me decrypt the files...or can suggest any reliable antivirus i can use to redeem this situation. Please treat as urgent

Theyoungmaster:
i just fell victim to a crazy ransomware. All my files have been encrypted in a tcpv extension. The criminals are demanding $900. Please who can help me decrypt the files...or can suggest any reliable antivirus i can use to redeem this situation. Please treat as urgent

The only antivirus that'll fix it costs $900 and it's sold by the criminals.

donsheddy1:
The only antivirus that'll fix it costs $900 and it's sold by the criminals.

omooo! This is shocking

donsheddy1:
The only antivirus that'll fix it costs $900 and it's sold by the criminals.

Laugh wan kee me here

Theyoungmaster:
i just fell victim to a crazy ransomware. All my files have been encrypted in a tcpv extension. The criminals are demanding $900. Please who can help me decrypt the files...or can suggest any reliable antivirus i can use to redeem this situation. Please treat as urgent

Share a screenshot of it

dawnomike:
Share a screenshot of it

of what exactly? the readme file or the encrypted files?

Theyoungmaster:


omooo! This is shocking

This isn't shocking yet, wait until you send them the $900 and see if you and Buhari won't be needing the same shock absorbers.

Best Advice, Count Your Losses and Format Your PC before you start keeping it's signatures in your online accounts and flash drives.

Theyoungmaster:
i just fell victim to a crazy ransomware. All my files have been encrypted in a tcpv extension. The criminals are demanding $900. Please who can help me decrypt the files...or can suggest any reliable antivirus i can use to redeem this situation. Please treat as urgent

was this on a hosting server or personal PC ?

What I would suggest is, depending on how important those files are, better to just restore a backup (if you have) or just forget about it.

Except of course, you easily could afford $900 without breaking a sweat.

There's no guarantee those holding your files to RANSOME would keep to their words after collecting your $900.

After now, if you engage in any of the following, kindly desist or at least use separate machine for such

1. Visiting / Watching / Downloading PORN
2. Downloading / Using nulled/hacked softwares/scripts
3. Opening / Clicking any link contained in emails / pop-up window or ad without confirming their source/authenticity. Use AD Blockers to limit ADs. Legitimate websites rarely use popUp ADs to begin with.
4. P2P (peer to peer) file sharing sites, including Torrent sites. Spyware / Ransomware could easily be disguised as scripts, music, movies, softwares, etc.
5. Phishing emails that contain malicious attachments / links