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Did they actually decrypted the files after getting money from victims? It would be interesting, if some white-hat security researcher, pays the $300 money and
by giis 9y ago
Did they actually decrypted the files after getting money from victims?
It would be interesting, if some white-hat security researcher, pays the $300 money and gets the solution (reverse engineering) . Make its available for free to everyone :)
- outworlder 9y agoCrypto doesn't work like that.
- Cyph0n 9y agoIt depends on the implementation. Even so, it's always easier for the authors to patch the malware than it is for researchers to reverse it.
- leggomylibro 9y agoAs much as parts of the worm do look kind of amateur-ish, it's probably still a stretch to assume that they used the same encryption key for every infection.