New CryptXXX changes name to Microsoft Decryptor
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July 8, 2016 In Security News

New CryptXXX changes name to Microsoft Decryptor

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A new version of the CryptXXX Ransomware was discovered by Brad Duncan that includes changes to encrypted file names, uses modified ransom note names, a new template, and a new TOR payment site description. With this release, the ransom notes are now named README.html, README.bmp, and README.txt.

Ransomware developers are getting smarter and more deceiving by the day…

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