Technical Breakdown: 1. File Extension & Renaming Patterns Confirmation of File Extension: The malware appends the .adobe extension to every encrypted file (e.g., Report.xlsx → Report.xlsx.adobe). Renaming Convention: An additional unique identifier (typically 5–8 hexadecimal characters plus a campaign ID) is inserted before the extension, resulting in the pattern: <original_filename>.id-<[A-F0-9]{5,8}>.[<attacker_email>].adobe Example: [email protected] 2. Detection &…

Ransom{{ $json.extension }} — Technical & Recovery Resource (TL;DR – All actionable information for the .admon ransomware strain released in February 2024) 1. Technical Breakdown | Aspect | Details | |—|—| | File Extension | .admon is appended after the original extension; e.g., Report.xlsx → Report.xlsx.admon | | Renaming Convention | [original-name].[original-ext].admon. Drops a ransom…

Ransomware Intelligence Report – Extension & Campaign: [email protected] Technical Breakdown 1. File Extension & Renaming Patterns Confirmation of File Extension: Files are appended with [email protected]. Example: [email protected] Renaming Convention: The malware leaves the original file name intact, adds a double dot (“..”), then the [email protected] suffix. No internal file-name scrambling or base-64 encoding is performed.…

Ransomware Reference – “admin3” Below is a consolidated, up-to-date knowledge base derived from decades of incident-response data, the most recent reverse-engineering reports (as of June-2024), and trusted open-source intelligence. Treat this as a living document: re-check any file signatures before acting and keep your EDR/Telemetry in “Delta” or “Agile” update mode. 1. Technical Breakdown A.…

Technical Breakdown – Ransomware Identified by Extension “.admin2” 1. File Extension & Renaming Patterns Exact Extension: Encrypted files are appended with the double-extension pattern “.admin2” (e.g., report.xlsx.admin2). Renaming Convention: – Files are only appended; their original base names and original extensions remain intact before .admin2. – No prefix gibberish or email/ID strings are prepended. –…

admin1 Ransomware – Full Technical & Recovery Guide (Prepared for standard desktop / SOHO environments running Windows 10/11) Technical Breakdown 1. File Extension & Renaming Patterns Extension: .admin1 Renaming Convention: The ransomware appends .admin1 to the end of the original filename, creating a pattern like: Report-Q3-2024.xlsx.admin1 No prefixing, no double-extensions, and no timestamp or UID-like…

ADLG Ransomware – Comprehensive Analysis & Recovery Guide For the variant identified by the file-extension .adlg Technical Breakdown 1. File Extension & Renaming Patterns Confirmation of File Extension: Files encrypted by this family are unmistakably appended with .adlg. Example: Invoice_Dec22.xlsx → Invoice_Dec22.xlsx.adlg Renaming Convention: – Preserves the original file name and its first extension (e.g.,…

Technical & Tactical Guide to adk Ransomware Comprehensive Analysis & Recovery Advice for the Community I. Technical Breakdown 1. File Extension & Renaming Patterns • Confirmation of File Extension: The ransomware unambiguously appends .adk as a new extension after the original file extension, producing strings such as: Report_2024-02-12.xlsx.adk KitchenMediaBackup.vhdx.adk • Renaming Convention: File names themselves…

Technical Breakdown: 1. File Extension & Renaming Patterns Confirmation of File Extension: .adhubllka Renaming Convention: Each file is appended with the static extension “.adhubllka” (no dot separator added). Example: Annual-Budget.xlsx becomes Annual-Budget.xlsxadhubllka, Report.pdf → Report.pdfadhubllka. 2. Detection & Outbreak Timeline Approximate Start Date/Period: First publicly-identified samples surfaced late March 2020, with infection spikes reported in…

Technical Breakdown: 1. File Extension & Renaming Patterns • Confirmation of File Extension: .adfuhbazi (lower-case, appended once after the original extension). • Renaming Convention: original-filename.ext[.adfuhbazi] – very short and unobtrusive. Files are not rewritten in place; instead, the locker copies the encrypted content to a new “.adfuhbazi” file, sets the hidden attribute on the original,…