XiN ransomware removal [.XiN file virus].

Опубликовано: 04 Октябрь 2024
на канале: Andrey Gvozd
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XiN is a new ransomware. It is from the Xorist family. It encrypts files and appends the .XiN extension to the filenames. Hence, it's not possible to use the files. Then the ransomware tells the victims to pay a special ransom for file restoration. Yet, paying the ransom is not a good idea. Don't pay it! Don't waste the funds. Remove it with Combo Cleaner Antivirus via the official page - https://www.combocleaner.com and thus get your data always protected with its help in the future.

NOTE! This video is strictly for EDUCATIONAL purposes. I am NOT related to this ransomware and I am NOT promoting it. I got the sample of this ransomware on the VirusTotal database, which is owned by Google.

IMPORTANT! Combo Cleaner Antivirus does not decrypt files initially encrypted by ransomware. It helps to delete the ransomware-type infection and protects your data from ransomware attacks in the future, however, it does not decrypt the files already damaged by the ransomware.

More information about this threat can be found in this detailed guide - https://www.pcrisk.com/removal-guides...

Also, below please find the quotation from the ransom note:
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Hello, as you can see, your files are encrypted, don't worry, they can be decrypted,
but only with the keys that are generated for your PC.


to get the keys you have to pay an amount of 950 dollars in bitcoin, if you don't have bitcoin, you can very simply search on google, how to buy bitcoin or you can use the following sites:
www.paxful.com
hxxps://bitcoin.org/en/exchanges


This is my address where you have to make the payment:
bc1quvt7psemyfpqqq2aacrjght84x393e40xlaewu


After you have made the payment, contact me at this email address:
[email protected] with this subject: -


After payment confirmation, I will send you the keys and decryptor to decrypt your files automatically.
You will also receive information on how to resolve your security issue
to avoid becoming a victim of ransomware again.
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