INT Ransomware
Summary
The malware threat runs an encryption routine with an uncrackable algorithm that will affect documents, photos, images, archives, databases and other file types stored on the breached devices. The INT Ransomware will append to them a unique ID string, the integra2022@tutanota.com email address, and .INT as a new file extension. The ransom-demanding message reveals that the operators of the INT Ransomware are willing to decrypt 2 files for free, as a way to demonstrate their ability to restore the data of their victims. If you will try to use any third party software for restoring your data or antivirus solutions - please make a backup for all encrypted files! Any changes in encrypted files may entail damage of the private key and, as result, the loss all data.
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