Nemesis Ransomware Support & Help Topic

 

Today, our company's server was hacked. Hackers require 10 Bitcoins. Is it possible to decrypt the files without paying ??? Expansion of encrypted files: v8dp

This hacking jeopardize our business, right up to bankruptcy. Please help.

Are there any obvious file extensions appended to or with your encrypted data files (i.e. several random hexadecimal characters, words or email addresses)? If so, is the extension the same for each encrypted file or is it different?

Did you find any ransom notes and if so, what is it's actual name?

You can submit samples of encrypted files and ransom notes to ID Ransomware for assistance with identification and confirmation. This is a service that helps identify what ransomware may have encrypted your files and then attempts to direct you to an appropriate support topic where you can seek further assistance. Uploading both encrypted files and ransom notes together provides a more positive match and helps to avoid false detections. If ID Ransomware cannot identify the infection, you can post the case SHA1 it gives you in your next reply for Demonslay335 to manually inspect the files.

Samples of any encrypted files, ransom notes or suspicious executable's (installer, malicious files, attachments) that you suspect were involved in causing the infection can be submitted here (https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/submit-malware.php?channel=168) with a link to this topic. There is a "Link to topic where this file was requested" box under the Browse... button. Doing that will be helpful with analyzing and investigating by our crypto malware experts.

We do not have time for all this. We did not find the decoder. I have to pay...

This looks like something new. Unfortunately there is not much our experts can do without having samples of the malicious files, ransom notes and encrypted data to analyze.

We do not have time for all this. We did not find the decoder. I have to pay...

Can you upload the decrypter you get from there here, then.
 
xXToffeeXx~

My computer was also infected and encrypted. Hackers require 1 BTC. Expansion encrypted files id-8958047917_r9oj. Service https://id-ransomware.malwarehunterteam.com/ defines the virus is not correct. It is not X3M, it is Nemesis.

Edited by bingo900, 15 January 2017 - 05:41 PM.

Demonslay335 advised in the X3M Ransomware Support & Help Topic that <id-number>_r9oj is one of the extensions used by X3M...that is why ID Ransomware identifies it as such.

They are probably the same family since the ransom note looks the exact same, just different email addresses. X3M was just named as such based on the first victims having "_x3m" for the extension. Until we get ahold of samples, it's always hard to name things and confirm what is related to what.

Either way, we still need samples of the malware itself in order to analyze.

Today, our company's server was hacked. Hackers require 10 Bitcoins. Is it possible to decrypt the files without paying ??? Expansion of encrypted files: v8dp
This hacking jeopardize our business, right up to bankruptcy. Please help.

 

Price is determined automatically.

 

 

They are probably the same family since the ransom note looks the exact same, just different email addresses. X3M was just named as such based on the first victims having "_x3m" for the extension. Until we get ahold of samples, it's always hard to name things and confirm what is related to what.

Either way, we still need samples of the malware itself in order to analyze.

 
lol. X3m and Nemesis are two different types.
 
Creating decoder on "side" is not possible. We took care of it =)
The maximum that you can do is damage your files.
 
 
 
 
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Free advice: pay for the decryptor, and all your files will be recovery.

Edited by NemesisRansomware, 17 January 2017 - 09:58 AM.

While we appreciate your advice, we encourage noone to pay the ransom if it can be avoided.

Hi. My server infected by new version of nemesis, files with extension id-227xxxxxxx_[nemesis_decryptor@aol.com].xj5v2 Can some one help with decryptor for it?

Unfortunately, there is no known way (free solution) at this time to decrypt files encrypted by Nemesis Ransomware without paying the ransom.

As with most ransomware infections...the best solution for dealing with encrypted data is to restore from backups. If that is not a viable option and if there is no free decryption tool, the only other alternative is to save your encrypted data as is and wait for a possible breakthrough...meaning, what seems like an impossibility at the moment (decryption of your data), there is always hope someday there may be a potential solution.

Unfortunately, there is no known way (free solution) at this time to decrypt files encrypted by Nemesis Ransomware without paying the ransom.

As with most ransomware infections...the best solution for dealing with encrypted data is to restore from backups. If that is not a viable option and if there is no free decryption tool, the only other alternative is to save your encrypted data as is and wait for a possible breakthrough...meaning, what seems like an impossibility at the moment (decryption of your data), there is always hope someday there may be a potential solution.

It's the same as CryptON ransomware and it's not been confirmed that it's not decryptable currently, but just that they updated.

 

xXToffeeXx~

Edited by xXToffeeXx, 23 March 2017 - 05:43 PM.

But Emsisoft Decryptor detecting this as a CryptON. Can I try to use CryptON Decryptor to decrypt files?

Edited by ValeryKozlitinov, 23 March 2017 - 05:45 PM.

It's the same as CryptON ransomware and it's not been confirmed that it's not decryptable currently, but just that they updated.

Ok. I thought this variant wasn't decryptable.