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System files are avoided so that you can be able to pay the ransom, while also assuring you that you'll be able to recover your files entirely. Ransomware is a type of attack that usually targets various documents on your computer that might be of some use to you, while avoiding to damage system files, locks them down and demands a ransom to provide you with the decryption key.

In case you've been the target of a ransomware attack, SZFLocker to be more precise, you might consider turning to specialized software solutions such as Avast Decryption Tool for SzfLocker instead of paying the ransom.

The attacker requests payment in Bitcoin.If you have a computer that is always connected to the Internet, you are maybe familiar with all the types of cybernetic attacks that can jeopardize your PC's security in a few moments. The MafiaWare666 ransomware displays a window with instructions detailing how to pay the ransom. Files held hostage are appended with one or all of the following. MafiaWare666 searches specific folder locations (Desktop, Music, Videos, Pictures, and Documents) and encrypts numerous file extensions like 7z, Bat, DivX, HTML, JPEG, JPG, MP3, MP4, ZIP, and everything in between for the most part. It is likely that new or unknown samples may encrypt files differently, making them decryptable without further analysis. Avast researchers found a vulnerability in the encryption schema that allows some of the variants to be decrypted without paying the ransom.

MafiaWare666 encrypts files using AES encryption. The MafiaWare666 ransomware strain is written in C# there aren't any obfuscation or anti-analysis techniques.

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