Trend Micro Ransomware File Decryptor 1.0.0.1667

Ransomware is proving to be a serious headache for many organizations, with demands tripling within the past year alone. The payments, which are nowadays demanded in bitcoins, have reached staggering proportions. A web provider in South Korea was attacked in June, 2017 and negotiated to reduce the demand from 550 bitcoins ($1.62 million) to 397 bitcoins ($1 million)! This shows the importance of protecting oneself or recovering locked data after an attack, which is where Trend Micro Ransomware File Decryptor comes in.

As its name indicates, the anti-ransomware is meant to decrypt files encrypted by ransomware. The software supports many ransomware families, including the latest WannaCry (WCRY) that has made many companies want to cry.

When you launch the program, you can only get to the main user interface after accepting the End User License Agreement. The anti-ransomware will then guide you every step of the way as you perform the file decryption.

You will first need to select the name of the ransomware that has locked your system. Ransomware families usually include either a text or an HTML file that lets the user know the name of the concerned ransomware. If you cannot determine the ransomware name, get in touch with the anti-ransomware's support. Choose the link that shows you do not know the name of the ransomware and select the file to be decrypted for the program to attempt to automatically detect the ransomware.

In the next step, you will select either the folder or file that has been encrypted. Once you have selected the folder or file, the program will automatically start the scanning and decryption process. A progress bar will show you how the process is going.

Depending on the ransomware involved, you may need to provide more information because the decryption requires unique processing. These include TeleCrypt, NEMUCOD, XORBAT, XORIST and CyptXXX V1.

Trend Micro Ransomware File Decryptor is a versatile anti-ransomware tool that decrypts files locked by many types of ransomware. The software is updated regularly, but that does not mean that users should ignore practicing safe security habits.