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Who is Emsisoft? Log in For Home Emsisoft Anti-Malware Home features: Scan & Clean Anti-Ransomware Layered Protection Emergency Kit Anti-Phishing (improved!) Cloud Management For Business Emsisoft Business Security features: Scan & Clean Cloud Management Layered Protection Server & Automation Anti-Ransomware Enterprise Security (optional) Pricing Buy online Buy from local partner Renew license Tools Ransomware Decryption Emergency Kit Pro Commandline Scanner Emsisoft Mobile Security Support Contact us Community Support Submit a suspicious file Blog News & Updates Enterprise Security Protection Guides Malware Lab Commentaries Latest Videos Free Ransomware Decryption Tools Unlock your files without paying the ransom Please follow the steps below exactly as directed to properly recover your files and minimize the damage from the ransomware attack. Do NOT delete any files until instructed to do so. Here is why. 1 Identify the ransomware 2 Check for available decryption tools 3 Get your files back for free Upload ransom note The text file that includes the ransom and payment information. Choose File Upload encrypted file An encrypted file less than 8 MB in size. Choose File Ransom contact information Enter the email address or hyperlink the ransomware gave you as contact information. UPLOAD Service provided by ID Ransomware . Result: We have identified " JSWorm 2.0 ". This ransomware is decryptable! This ransomware is still under analysis. This ransomware may be decryptable under certain circumstances. This ransomware is not decryptable! Please refer to the appropriate topic for more information. Samples of encrypted files and suspicious files may be needed for continued investigation. Please refer to the appropriate guide for more information. Identified by: Click here for more information about JSWorm 2.0 . Case number: Result: We’re sorry, but we’re unable to identify your ransomware. This can happen if this is a new ransomware, or one that generally can’t be identified automatically. You may post a new topic in the BleepingComputer Ransomware Help forums for further assistance and analysis. Please reference this case number: If your ransomware decryptor is not available here, the next step is to check the decryptor collection available at NoMoreRansom.org . Managed by Europol, No More Ransom is a resource of free decryptors contributed by various ransomware researchers. Result: We’re sorry, but we’re unable to identify your ransomware. Please Try again later. Case number: Note: Submitting contact details is the least reliable identification method should only be used in conjunction with at least one of the other options. Uploading the ransom note AND an encrypted file is typically the most reliable method of identification. We can cut your downtime from weeks down to a few hours We offer technical advisory and custom decryption services for businesses, insurers and incident responders. Team Emsisoft is here to help you restore your business operations within the shortest possible time. Having helped thousands of ransomware victims over the past 10+ years, our team of specialists accumulated a vast amount of knowledge and skills to provide working solutions faster than anyone else. Our straightforward recovery process We analyze your infection within hours and advise whether no-cost recovery is possible using existing decryption tools and techniques. If our reverse engineers find errors in the encryption code, we try to crack it and build a decrypter that doesn’t require paying the ransom. If the encryption can’t be cracked at all, we try to find suitable technical workarounds that can be used to significantly reduce the paid ransom. If you already paid the ransom but the decryptor doesn't work Sometimes the provided decryptor is horribly slow or faulty, but we can extract the decryption code and create a custom built solution for your ransomware strain that decrypts up to 50% faster with less risk of data damage or loss. Get in touch with the Emsisoft Anti-Ransomware Team Our services are provided on an hourly basis with a minimum contingent of 10 hours, which is usually enough to get ransomware victims back to regular business operations. The typical time from first inquiry to a working solution is around 6 hours only, but brand new ransomware strains may take significantly longer to analyze. Note: We do not negotiate ransoms or facilitate the payment of demands. Should you need these services, please contact an incident response company. We can work with that company to help minimize your costs and ensure the recovery process is both streamlined and safe. Inquire Help Now Get Emsisoft Anti-Malware to prevent ransomware attacks in the future. Learn More Frequent Questions Which ransomware strains can be identified? The ID service is kindly provided by ID Ransomware and currently detects 933 different ransomwares. 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