The Trojan-Ransom.Win32.Shade malware encrypts the files on the user’s computer and makes them inaccessible. Using the ShadeDecryptor tool, you can try to decrypt files with the following extensions:
- xtbl
- breaking_bad
- ytbl
- heisenberg
- better_call_saul
- los_pollos
- da_vinci_code
- magic_software_syndicate
- windows10
- windows8
- no_more_ransom
- tyson
- crypted000007
- crypted000078
- dexter
- miami_california
- rsa3072
- decrypt_it
The tool searches for the decryption key in its database. If the key is found in the database, the files are decrypted. If the key is not in the databases, the tool sends a request to the server for additional keys. This requires Internet access.
To avoid infection:
- Download and install Kaspersky Internet Security, which protects your PC against file-encrypting and screen-locking malware.
- Follow the instructions in this article.
How to decrypt files using ShadeDecryptor
- Download the ShadeDecryptor.zip archive and extract the files from it. Use an archiver such as 7-Zip.
- Run the ShadeDecryptor.exe file on the infected computer.
- Read through the End User License Agreement carefully. Click Accept if you agree to the terms.
- Click Change parameters.
- In the Objects to scan section, select the drives you want to scan. To delete encrypted files after they have been decrypted, select the checkbox in the Additional options section.
- Click OK.
- Click Start scan.
- Specify the path to one of the encrypted files. If the tool is unable to detect the infection ID, it will request the path to the readme.txt file.
The files will be decrypted and their copies will be deleted.
To view:
- Information about the scan, click Details.
- A history of all scans performed previously, click Report in the top-right corner.
What to do if the tool did not help
If the error persists, contact Kaspersky technical support by choosing the topic and filling out the form.
Editor by : BEST Antivirus KBS Team