Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware

Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware is a malicious threat that locks user’s photos, various, documents, and other private files he might consider to be irreplaceable. The point of doing so is to make victims who have no recovery options to pay for decryption tools a ransom. In other words, the malware is designed for money extortion. Of course, the hackers cannot be trusted, and if you decide to pay the ransom, you should realize you might lose the money you transfer in vain. As you see, getting a refund is out of the question in situations such as this and the malicious application's creators could easily take the money they manage to extort without having to deliver anything. This is why we advise not to gamble with your savings. Given, you think it might be hazardous too; we encourage you to erase Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware. More experienced users could check the instructions located below this text for guidance. However, if you do not think you are experienced enough you could get a reliable antimalware tool instead.

There are a lot of ways a threat like Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware might get into the system. For instance, the malware’s developers could spread it through unsecured Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections, fake software installers, infected email attachments, etc. It might be any file downloaded and launched the same day the computer got infected. Needless to say, if you know how the threat was able to get in, you should learn from this situation and be more cautious when opening doubtful data. Our researchers say users should always keep away from Spam emails or messages any messages asking you to open a link or a file you did not expect to receive. Also, it is best to avoid torrent, and other untrustworthy file-sharing websites as the installers they offer may be bundled with infections. Users who do not trust their intuition should acquire a reliable antimalware tool that could stand guard and protect the system from potentially dangerous content.

Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware’s primary task is to take the victim’s data as a hostage, and it does it by encrypting each personal file with a strong encryption algorithm. After this process comes to an end, the user should notice .ukrain extensions on all affected files. Sadly, such data becomes unusable or to be more precise, the computer no longer recognizes it, and the user cannot open it. At some point, victims should notice a text document with a message from the hackers who created Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware. As in most cases, they ask to contact them in order to learn how much the user would have to pay for necessary decryption tools. It is said, such tools should be delivered as soon as the payment is confirmed, but we would not be so sure. The malware’s developers could take the money they receive without sending you the tools they promised. Therefore, if you do not like the possibility of being scammed, we encourage you not to pay any attention to the provided ransom note.

Users who have backup copies should be able to recover their data without any trouble. It is just before attempting any recovery processes it would be best to get rid of Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware. Our specialists say the malicious application can be deleted manually if the user locates and removes all of its created files. Since the process might be slightly complicated, we have prepared instructions explaining it. If you scroll a bit below this paragraph you should find them; just remember we cannot be certain they will erase Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware completely. If you want to be certain, you should use automatic features instead. All there is to do is pick a reliable tool and complete a full system scan with it. Then press the provided removal button, and it should get rid of the infection along with other possible threats for good.

Eliminate Scarab-Ukrain Ransomware

1. Tap Ctrl+Alt+Delete.
2. Launch Task Manager.
3. Look for the infection’s process.
4. Select the malicious process and press End Task.
5. Leave the Task Manager.
6. Click Win+E.
7. Find these locations:
   %TEMP%
   %USERPROFILE%\desktop
   %USERPROFILE%\downloads
8. Look for the malware’s installer, then right-click it and press Delete.
9. Search for this path: %APPDATA%
10. Find a file with a random name that could belong to this infection, right-click it and press Delete.
11. Locate the threat’s ransom note, right-click these files and select Delete.
12. Exit File Explorer.
13. Press Win+R.
14. Insert Regedit and press Enter.
15. Navigate to this path: HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
16. Search for a value name with a random title.
17. Right-click the malware’s value name and press Delete.
18. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
19. Find a key with a random name, for example, OYTfqa.
20. Right-click the suspicious key and press Delete.
21. Close Registry Editor.
22. Empty Recycle bin.
23. Restart the system.