Septwolves Ransomware Asks for Bitcoin Ransom

Septwolves ransomware has been identified as a malicious program that encrypts files and appends the ".septwolves" extension to filenames. Victims of this ransomware are unable to access their documents, photos, databases, and other files due to encryption. The ransom notes left by the threat actors behind Septwolves demand payment in Bitcoins and warn against renaming files or using third-party tools for data decryption as it could lead to permanent data loss.

The VirusTotal website was used to detect Septwolves malware which modifies filenames such as changing "1.jpg" to "1.jpg.septwolves". Two ransom notes are dropped with instructions for victims to contact yourdata@recoverygroup.at in order to receive payment information. It is important that victims do not attempt any file renaming or use any third-party tools for decryption as this could result in permanent data loss.

Septwolves ransomware is a malicious program that encrypts files and adds the ".septwolves" extension to them, making them inaccessible without a specific key held by the threat actors behind it. Victims must email yourdata@recoverygroup.at for payment information which must be made in Bitcoins. It is important to note that attempting to rename files or use third-party tools for decryption could lead to permanent data loss. The VirusTotal website can be used to detect Septwolves malware and protect against it.

The Septwolves ransom note

The full text displayed in the Septwolves ransom note is as follows:

What Happen to my computer?

Your important files are encrypted. Many of your documents, photos, passwords, databases and other files are no longer accessible because they have been encrypted. Maybe you are busy looking for way to recover your files , but do not waste your time. Nobody can recover your files without our decryption KEY (if somebody will tell that they can do it, they will also contact me and I will make the price so much expensive than if you contact directly).

!!!THE DATARECOVERY COMPANY JUST WANT YOUR MONEY!!!

DATA RECOVERY COMPANIES WILL ONLY INCREASE THE DECRYPTION TIME

Can i Recover My Files?

Sure. We guarantee that you can recover all your files safely and easily But You have not so enough time . So If you want to decrypt all your data, you need to pay .As fast you pay as fast all of your data will be back as before encryption.

Send e-mail to this address:

yourdata@recoverygroup.at

You have to pay for decryption in Bitcoins.

ATTENTION

Do not rename encrypted files.

Do not try to decrypt your data using third party software, it may cause permanent data loss.

Decryption of your files with the help of third parties may cause increased price (they add their fee to our) or you can become a victim of a scam.

If you want to try datarecovery company just ask for testfile.They have to give it for you if they can do something.

They will not.

Key Identifier:

How can ransomware infect your computer?

Ransomware can enter your computer in several ways, including through malicious email attachments, downloads from untrusted websites, and drive-by downloads. It is important to be aware of these methods of entry and take steps to protect yourself.

Malicious emails are one way ransomware can enter your computer. These emails often contain attachments or links that appear to be legitimate but are actually malicious. It is important to be wary of any emails from unknown senders and never open any attachments or click on any links unless you are certain they are safe.

Downloads from untrusted websites can also lead to ransomware entering your computer. Websites that offer pirated software or other illegal content may contain malicious code that will install ransomware on your system if downloaded. It is important to only download software from trusted sources and avoid downloading anything from untrusted websites.

Drive-by downloads are another way ransomware can enter your computer without you knowing it. This type of attack occurs when you visit a website that has been infected with malware and the malware automatically downloads onto your computer. It is important to ensure that your computer has up-to-date anti-virus software installed and to only visit websites that you trust.