U`re so wrong my friend AS they can CRASH better than anything else on this planet!

 

Does not help very much, doesn't it?

bitdefender.com claims that they are able to decrypt files.
I'm not sure if that really works but I would trust them more than other sources.

 

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I'll never understand how people can use Windows as a server OS without worrying about its integrity, but I can imagine that some management decisions in your company don't give admins the choice.

 

It might have been a infected desktop that accessed a file share on the server. Unfortunate the encrypted files data can not be restored or I should say not easily. Best bet is to build a new server and restore the data from last night or the day before backup. I would not trust the infected server. If it's just files, make a Linux samba share and restore to it uses the Samba active directory function to give users access to share.

 

You are wrong when When the DOSS attacked the MS update servers MS hid there servers behind Linux boxes to protect them.
Linux is way more stronger than MS.

 

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Yeah mate i wasn’t around to help this time, after all the read was all I could add about. Just dont get viruses no matter the os. Im just into linux and shit. Have about 5 aws servers all debian, local company has a freenas bsd with similar above solution, samba share and users easily managed by a web page, all me installed and managed. I have even heard die hard Linux users going like: desktop on Linux servers on bsd...

 

this is why I cloned my system a few months ago (cost me $1260). I don't think there is any way out of encrypted files. Just format and reinstall. Don't trust "anybody" that tells you they have a solution... especially if they want money for it. Luckily I have never had real ransomware on my pc, but if I get it I will look upon it as a lost case

 

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Haha one of my mate has kapersky End point security and his server got toased by ransomware.He log the ticket with kaspersky, they asked for the encrypted files so they can check them in their labs. He didnt got any answer and they close the ticket by saying these files cant be decrypt at the moment. I was like why the fuck they made the software which cant secure the machines at first place.

These antivirus companies are looting people from years with no solution at all.

 

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Forget about all those sites and software claiming to remove it. All you have to do is keep a system image/clone of your drive.

 

On the other hand it's vital to have more than one generation of backup to ensure not to copy the ransomware before it activates.

 

try this https://noransom.kaspersky.com/

 

you people realize that this is thread from may 2018, right? 2018 guys this is over a year ago

 

Can be interesting:

https://www.welivesecurity.com/2019/06/20/loudminer-mining-cracked-vst-software/

 

he is fool and that's all... facepalm.jpg
what is kaspersky fault? their specialists can't decrypt files using only log file (lol). and nobody can decrypt files using only log. manual decrypting is a license option and any license user can use it.

all of antivirus companies are different. kaspersky is one of the biggest antivirus lab in the world with best specialist and actual solutions. if you can't set up your antivirus and firewall - it is your fault and problem. not developer.