The SchoolBoys ransomware was identified in recent weeks by cybersecurity researchers and has already been drawing attention for the recent discovery of it being linked to the same hacker group as the TommyLeaks ransomware. The SchoolBoys ransomware was identified in recent weeks by cybersecurity researchers and has already been drawing attention for the recent discovery of it being linked to the same hacker group as the TommyLeaks ransomware.
According to research, the SchoolBoys ransomware was made with the LockBit 3.0 builder that was leaked on Twitter. Several hackers have taken advantage of the leaked code, which has led to a large increase in ransomware extensions. According to research, the SchoolBoys ransomware was made with the LockBit 3.0 builder that was leaked on Twitter. Several hackers have taken advantage of the leaked code, which has led to a large increase in ransomware extensions.
SchoolBoys performs attacks with the intent of encrypting the victim’s data and gaining a financial return by charging a ransom amount ranging from $400,000 to $700,000.
Upon receiving the ransomware on your machine, it encrypts all your data by adding an extension with random characters as in the following example: “example.jpg.snh5fgn4ie”. After encryption, all files are inaccessible.
On the victim’s desktop is attached a ransom note also with random characters, containing within instructions on how to negotiate the ransom with the hackers and get the data back.
Recover files encrypted by SchoolBoys ransomware
Even with all files infected, we affirm that yes, it is possible to recover files encrypted by ransomware.
Digital Recovery is a company that has been in the data recovery business for more than 23 years, bringing solutions in various data center models, including ransomware attacks on your devices.
With the necessary expertise, we have managed to recover files of the most varied extensions existing.
Our service is fully adequate to fit within the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) And we provide each client with our confidentiality agreement (NDA), to ensure the protection and secrecy of the operation.
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