Quote: In TeslaCrypt's case, unfortunately, the latest 3.0 version has patched the design flaw -- but victims of previous versions may now be able to decrypt their files for free.
sj(Elite) posted this on Tuesday, 26th January 2016, 19:15
Interesting. Wonder what the differences are between TeslaCrypt and Cryptowall - if any? As far as I'm aware, the one I was facing is still impossible for mere mortals to fix/decrypt.
Ste
We will pay the price but we will not count the cost..
RE: Ransomware. :(
RJS(undefined) posted this on Wednesday, 27th January 2016, 08:43
From a quick google they appear to be very different, but I guess it gives hope for some users, and if anyone ever found themselves in this situation it would be worth just buying a new HDD, restoring what they can from a backup, and then parking it in the hope that someone might crack it one day.
bandicoot(Elite) posted this on Wednesday, 27th January 2016, 10:41
Unsolvable?: Just throw your computer out the window, checking first no one is below (did it, done it, gives great satisfaction as it hits the pavement with a bang), and go out and buy a new one
RE: Ransomware. :(
sj(Elite) posted this on Saturday, 30th January 2016, 11:01
