Recovering files compromised by encryption ransomware — free of charge or for a fee in Dr.Web Rescue Pack

to decrypt files compromised by a Trojan.Encoder (Cryptolocker, Cryptowall, Reveton, ExPetya) program that has demanded a ransom from you to decrypt them.

I use a different anti-virus (not Dr.Web)

I use Dr.Web

When my system was infected, it was under the protection of Dr.Web

My customer uses Dr.Web

Dr.Web was installed in the system at the moment of infection

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Important information

Dr.Web Rescue Pack leaflet
Configure Dr.Web to protect your computer from encryption ransomware!
On this page you will learn what to do if your system is infected with a Trojan.Encoder.
In most cases, decryption is IMPOSSIBLE. Find out more here.
Dr.Web Security Space (9-12) allows you to restore corrupted data without the assistance of our support engineers if Data Loss Prevention was enabled at the moment when the system got infected. To configure Data Loss Prevention, study the course DWCERT-070-6 Protection from encryption ransomware for Windows desktops and servers.

— The Russian developer of Dr.Web anti-viruses

— Doctor Web has been developing anti-virus software since 1992

— Dr.Web is trusted by users around the world in 200+ countries

— The company has delivered an anti-virus as a service since 2007

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Doctor Web is the Russian developer of Dr.Web anti-virus software. Dr.Web anti-virus software has been developed since 1992.

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