Tag: ransomware
All the articles with the tag "ransomware".
Decrypting Akira Ransomware Using GPUs to Brute-Force Encryption Keys
Published: at 10:27 PMA new GPU-accelerated method enables the decryption of the Akira ransomware strain on Linux systems by brute-forcing encryption keys, offering victims a potential data recovery solution.
Cracking Akira Ransomware Using GPU Power
Published: at 02:34 PMYohanes Nugroho’s development of a GPU-powered brute-force decryption tool successfully cracked Akira ransomware’s encryption, offering a more affordable and accessible alternative to paying the ransom.
GPU-Powered Decryptor Targets Akira Ransomware on Linux Systems
Published: at 02:17 PMA new GPU-accelerated decryptor for Akira ransomware on Linux systems enables victims to recover files without paying ransoms by exploiting the malware's timestamp-based encryption.
Free Decryptor Released for Linux Akira Ransomware (Brute-Force)
Published: at 02:13 PMA free, brute-force decryptor has been released for the Linux version of the Akira ransomware, providing a potential way for victims to recover their encrypted files without paying the ransom.
GPU-Accelerated Decryptor Breaks Akira Ransomware's Encryption on Linux Systems
Published: at 01:45 PMYohanes Nugroho's GPU-powered decryptor enables victims of Akira ransomware on Linux systems to recover encrypted files without paying ransoms by exploiting vulnerabilities in the malware's encryption method. :contentReference[oaicite:6]{index=6}
Akira Ransomware Decryption Achieved Using NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPUs
Published: at 08:02 PMSecurity researcher Tinyhack has developed a method to decrypt Akira ransomware-encrypted files using NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPUs. This GPU-accelerated brute-force approach can reduce decryption time from seven days (using a single GPU) to just over ten hours with a 16-GPU setup. :contentReference[oaicite:5]{index=5}
GPU-Powered Akira Ransomware Decryptor Released on GitHub
Published: at 08:15 PMA GPU-powered decryptor for the Akira ransomware has been released on GitHub, providing victims with a free tool to recover their encrypted files and leveraging GPU acceleration for faster processing.