Nozelesn ransomware<\/a> infiltrates your system secretly and makes your files useless. This virus came to Esolutions team’s attention this week. This ransomware has the main purpose of gaining money as typical ransomware. It is known that Nozelsen\u00a0targets Poland.<\/p>\n This virus encrypts files using AES method and adds .nozelesn\u00a0file extension. This locks data and user cannot access their files. The only solution here is restoring those locked files from a backup. You should build a file backing routine in case this happens.<\/p>\n After infiltration and file modification ransomware places ransom note on your\u00a0PC.\u00a0HOW_FIX_NOZELESN_FILES.htm file contains more information and a whole step-by-step guide on creating payment account. We advise you not to pay this ransom and stay away from cybercriminals at all.<\/p>\n It appears that many virus developers use names like Paypal, Amazon, FedEx or DHL when creating these cyber infections. Of course, people believe those big names and open attachments or files without thinking it trough.<\/p>\n Lack of knowledge and caution is the main thing that gets people into these frustrating and often dangerous situations. If you know that spam email attachments might be infected with macro-viruses<\/a> or those purchases from ads can bring malware, you can avoid infections on your PC.<\/p>\nKnown\u00a0 company names trick people into getting ransomware<\/h2>\n
Ransomware acts similarly, but different<\/h2>\n