Remove Hgsh Ransomware
The Hgsh Ransomware is a new file-locker project that shares many similarities with the STOP/Djvu family of file-encryption Trojans. Unfortunately, it uses the same file-locking mechanism and this means that you will be unable to rely on free decryption software.
The Hgsh Ransomware attack harms a wide range of file formats, and victims without a backup will have a hard time restoring their data. All files that this threat encrypts are marked with the suffix '.hgsh.' Apart from this change, victims will also discover the '_readme.txt' ransom message on their desktop. This file provides more details about the attack, and advises victims not to use alternative recovery tools. According to the criminals, trying alternative data recovery options may cause permanent damage to the victim's files. This is a bluff, and you should not believe it.
The Hgsh Ransomware creators ask their victims to purchase a decryptor in exchange for $490. They also ask for the payment to be made via Bitcoin, the preferred payment method of ransomware operators. The last valuable bits of information in the ransom note are an offer to unlock one file for free, and the emails of the attackers - manager@mailtemp.ch and helprestoremanager@airmail.cc.
Our advice to victims of this ransomware is to start the recovery process by using an anti-malware tool to eliminate the threat. Once the Hgsh Ransomware is gone, you should proceed to explore popular data recovery software and techniques.
