Isza Ransomware

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Summary

Threat actors are distributing a new threatening ransomware variant from the highly prolific STOP/Djvu malware family. It aims to infect the targeted devices and run an intense encryption routine, rendering most of the files stored there inaccessible and usable. Typically, the ransomware operators promise to provide the victim with the specific decryption key and related software tool. The ransom note delivered by the Isza Ransomware is virtually identical to the ransom-demanding messages of other STOP/Djvu threats. Finally, the note also mentions that victims can send one single encrypted file with no critical information that will supposedly be unlocked for free.

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EnigmaSoft
$1M to $5M