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Eking
Eking is recognized as a ransomware cryptovirus and is mainly distributed via spam messages, malicious email attachments, cracked software installers and malvertisements. The creators of Eking use it to encrypt the files stored on the infected computers and to demand a ransom from the victims who want to decrypt them.
The attack of this ransomware is announced via a scary ransom notification that is published on the screen of the infected computer. This notification usually contains a kind of ultimatum from the hackers who threaten that if no money is transferred to their cryptocurrency wallet within a given deadline, they won’t send the decryption key for the encrypted files. This ultimatum, however, serves mostly to scare the victims into paying the required money as soon as possible and not to give them time to seek alternatives. In reality, there are some ways that users can try to retrieve their information for free and even to remove the malware from their computer.
In the removal guide that you will find below we have published some file-recovery instructions and manual steps on how to remove Eking. Everyone who wants to give them a try is free to do so. Of course, we need to inform you that there are no guarantees that the suggested recovery methods will work in each and every case. But, as a matter of fact, the ransom payment cannot guarantee that you will obtain the decryption key from the crooks either. This is the reason why the recovery from a ransomware attack is never certain and these threats are considered to be one of the most malicious pieces of malware on the web.
The Eking virus
The Eking virus is ransomware infection that encrypts user files. The Eking virus performs its attack by placing a powerful encryption algorithm to a list of digital files and prevents the victims from access to them.
If you don’t keep regular backup copies of your information, you could lose valuable data as a result of Eking’s attack. Moreover, the ransomware changes the file extensions of the encrypted files with some odd suffix that no program can recognize and read. But what is worse than all is that the file encryption process that the ransomware runs in the background of the system can remain invisible for some of the antivirus programs. This means that the victims may not have the chance to detect the infection and stop it in time and will have to face the ransom-demanding message after the file encryption has been applied to all of their files.
The Eking file encryption
The Eking file encryption is a process that runs in the background of the system and converts digital files into unreadable bits of data. What is typical for the Eking file encryption is that it generally runs free of visible symptoms. That’s why most users remain unaware of it until it is too late.
The best way to prevent data loss due to file encryption is to periodically create copies of the files that you don’t want to lose and store them on an external drive, cloud storage or another device that is not linked to the computer or any network. In this way, you can access them anytime and even if you are attacked by a ransomware representative, all you have to do is remove the infection and copy your information back to the clean computer.
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Remove Eking Ransomware
You are dealing with a ransomware infection that can restore itself unless you remove its core files. We are sending you to another page with a removal guide that gets regularly updated. It covers in-depth instructions on how to:
1. Locate and scan malicious processes in your task manager.
2. Identify in your Control panel any programs installed with the malware, and how to remove them. Search Marquis is a high-profile hijacker that gets installed with a lot of malware.
3. How to decrypt and recover your encrypted files (if it is currently possible).
You can find the removal guide here.
how to decrypt the .eking files? which decrypter tool?
Hi joseph arokiyanathan, look for a decryption tool in our article, if you can’t find one then that means decryption of your files is still not possible.