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A ransomware encrypted all my files with the extension .nlah
I used Spyhunter 5 to scan my Windows 10 and delete the malwares.
Then I had to look for a way to recover my files with no success. This is the tool: EMSIsoft: ransomware-decryption-tools
I'm a doctor, and I save very important informations about my patients in that computer. So it's vital to recover those files. Can you help me please?
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It is almost impossible to decrypt the files without knowing key and encryption mechanism.
Please make sure you have completed removed the ransomeware from your computer to avoid further damage.
If you have backup copy of your files then get it recovered from backup.
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I am trying to unzip a password-protected zip folder in Windows 11 OS. I have the password, however when I clicked 'Extract Al...' and confirmed the extract location, it didn't ask me for the password; instead, it showed the following error:
and this happened for every single file in the zipped folder.
What should I do?
try 7-zip. Or check the file if its corrupt via checksum, if possible.
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Back in 2016 all of my data on my laptop hard drive was encrypted by the CERBER ransomware. I refused to pay Ransome money to hacker.
I have all of my important data preserved in an external hard disk. After 4 years now, I am hoping that some solution is there to decrypt my data.
In these data, there are my childhood images which are once in a lifetime memories.
Please guys I'll appreciate any kinda help. If you are professional then any premium support would work too.
Can't wait to hear from you guys.
Thank you so much in advanced,
Siddharth shah
If you are looking for some tool to decrypt your encrypted files and if your extension of those encrypted files is something like
{10 random characters}.cerber,
Well, you are in luck!. There's a decryptor tool available. Here's the direct link :
Trend micro decryptor
Good luck!
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Where do linux systems keep the users encrypted passwords and how can it be decoded? Or maybe there is a workaround for getting the initial user's password? Thanks
the default directory to the file that keeps passwords in Unix systems is
etc/passwds
and in macOS
etc/master.passwds
https://docs.python.org/3/library/crypt.html
you can read about crypt library of python which may help you to decode the Unix password. One of the ways I do it is I generate all possible Strings of a certain length 8, and then compare the hash from that file with the hash of each of these words. I am not sure that it is the optimal way of solving this question but it works.
Take a look here:
Python generate all possible strings of length n
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I have recorded execution of CIM.bat after installing ATG. However, I have forgotten to give noencryption flag, so the recorded file will be encrypted with the password I have given. Is there any way to decrypt the encrypted file generated by CIM if we know the password that is used to encrypt the CIM setup apart form rerunning the CIM?
Does ATG provide any API to decrypt these files?
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Can some one help me out here, it is necessary to complete my assignment.
I need to know,
how a process created in UNIX...? and
how a process created in MS-DOS...?
How is the unix process is different from MS-DOS process...?
I have fair knowledge about Operating Systems.I tried to find better answer on the internet, but I was unable to find in google, yahoo answers, etc...
Thank you........
You can do better than "the internet"...
Try:
Tannenbaum's Modern Operating Systems.
Page 735 for Linux, page 857 for Windows Vista (including MS-DOS).