Remove Crypyt Ransomware

The creators of the Crypyt Ransomware are using this piece of malware to extort their victims for money. Of course, before they get to the bargaining stage, they must make sure that Crypyt Ransomware executes a file-encryption attack that leaves victims with a hard drive full of encrypted files. All of the data that this threat encrypts will be recognizable by the extension '.[3ncrypter.m4n@gmail.com][<VICTIM ID>].crypyt' – other VoidCrypt Ransomware variants use a similar naming scheme to mark the files they lock.

Unfortunately, VoidCrypt variants like the Crypyt Ransomware are incompatible with free decryption software. There is no way to restore the encryption key they used to lock the files, and this means that free decryption is out of the question. The creators of the malware claim to sell a solution, but they demand to receive a Bitcoin payment in exchange. Their full demands are found in the ransom document 'Read-this.txt' that the ransomware drops on the desktop.

It is not clear how much money the Crypyt Ransomware operators ask for, but it is likely to be at least a few hundred dollars. We advise you not to consider trying to meet their demands, because it is very likely that they will take the money without giving you anything in return. According to their ransom note, victims should contact them at 3ncrypter.m4n@gmail.com or 3ncryptionfile@gmail.com after paying the ransom fee. The criminals also offer to unlock one small file for free. If the Crypyt Ransomware takes over your files, you should ignore the offer of the criminals. Instead, focus on removing the infection with the use of an up-to-date anti-malware application, therefore preventing it from causing more trouble. Once you take care of this, you can proceed to try out popular data recovery tools and options.