Ramsomeer Ransomware

If you live in Turkey, Ramsomeer Ransomware is a threat to be aware of. This infection is extremely sneaky, and any security vulnerability could be used for its infiltration. According to our research, it is most likely to come in as a Trojan, which means that it might be disguised as something else, but other security backdoors could be used to dump this infection on your PC as well. Hopefully, your operating system has not been infected with this malware yet, and you have time to take security measures ensuring that it cannot get in. If this malware has already invaded your operating system, it might have been paralyzed. In this report, we discuss the removal of Ramsomeer Ransomware, as well as the steps you need to take to make sure that this infection cannot slither into your Windows operating system again.

Once the devious Ramsomeer Ransomware is executed, a ransom note window is displayed on the screen, and you cannot close or remove it. The note is represented in two different languages – English and Turkish – which means that this threat is most likely to be targeted at those living in Turkey. Of course, the creators of this malware could spread it anywhere by adjusting the ransom message. Here is an excerpt.

Dosyalariniz sifrelendi, 48 saat icinde 0.3169 bitcoins gondermezsen dosyalariniz silineck. Bitcoins asagidaki adrese gonder. Bilgisayar kapatma, dosyalar silinir. Biz bitcoins alinca program dosyalari geri verecek otomatik.

When analyzing the malicious Ramsomeer Ransomware, the main .exe file used by it was called “Hacker para GTA V.exe”, but it is possible that the name of the infection’s launcher will be different in your case. What should not change are the ransom fee and the Bitcoin Address to which you are required to transfer the money. The ransom fee is 0.3169 BTC, which currently converts to 1085 TRY or 286 USD. Keep in mind that the Bitcoin exchange rates shift very frequently, and so the numbers might be different when you are reading this report. At the moment, the Bitcoin Address used by the ransom has not received any transactions, which, of course, is a good sign. Unfortunately, that does not mean that the ransomware is not spreading. It’s just that most victims do not have the money to cover the payment. Also, there is no reason to pay the ransom if you are dealing with the current version of the Ramsomeer Ransomware. Although the ransom note informs that your files were encrypted, this is not the truth.

According to our researchers, it is possible that a different version of Ramsomeer Ransomware will be released in the future, and this version could be capable of encrypting your personal files. The current version, however, is only capable of locking your screen, and that can be fixed very easily. All you have to do is tap the Alt+F4 keys simultaneously or restart your computer by pressing the power button. Since the ransomware does not have a point of execution, it will not paralyze your operating system again after it is terminated. If these quick fixes do not work for you, it is possible that you are dealing with an upgraded version of the malicious ransomware. Note that you can use the comments section below to discuss the threat and ask questions about it. If you let us know that changes have occurred, we can update this report, as well as the removal guide below.

Once you terminate Ramsomeer Ransomware, delete its malicious .exe file. If you cannot do that manually, consider investing in an anti-malware tool that could erase this malicious file automatically. Also, the tool will delete all other infections that might be active on your operating system, and that is very important. Are you quick to think that other threats are not active? Keep in mind that some of them could be silent, and if one infection has managed to slither in, who’s to say that others could not have invaded your operating system as well? The most important thing is that reliable anti-malware software can ensure full-time protection, and that is crucial if you want to keep your operating system guarded against malware in the future.

Ramsomeer Ransomware Removal

1. Tap keys Alet+F4 on the keyboard or restart the PC to terminate the infection.
2. Right-click and Delete the malicious .exe file.
3. Scan your operating system using a legitimate malware scanner to look for leftovers.