It's trivial to generate more Bitcoin wallets, so you'll generally have a wallet assigned directly to your transaction (i.e. you will be assigned to send money

It's trivial to generate more Bitcoin wallets, so you'll generally have a wallet assigned directly to your transaction (i.e. you will be assigned to send money to 1D1xUHdeiUewhDiuedoiuheOIUEH28udOUHD, and no one else will until the payment is closed). Upon receiving confirmations, the locking software would decrypt your files automatically. Fun fact–according to a local security firm I stopped by, Ransomware developers actually have to have good customer service because once it becomes known that files don't get decrypted, no one will pay for Ransomware. I've even seen screenshots (posted on the internet, so take it with a grain of salt) where Ransomware teams unlocked computers for free because the subject couldn't afford to pay the ransom.