Threat Database Ransomware BlackFireEye Ransomware

BlackFireEye Ransomware

By GoldSparrow in Ransomware

The BlackFireEye Ransomware is an encryption ransomware Trojan that is used to encode the victims' files, to take them hostage. The purpose of threats like the BlackFireEye Ransomware is to force computer users to pay large ransoms after preventing access to the victim's data. The BlackFireEye Ransomware is nearly identical to numerous other encryption ransomware Trojans that have been observed previously, and it is why computer users need to take steps to protect their data from threats like these, which are becoming more prevalent over time.

The BlackFireEye Ransomware's Targets

The BlackFireEye Ransomware targets the user-generated files in its attack, which may include files with the following extensions:

.ebd, .jbc, .pst, .ost, .tib, .tbk, .bak, .bac, .abk, .as4, .asd, .ashbak, .backup, .bck, .bdb, .bk1, .bkc, .bkf, .bkp, .boe, .bpa, .bpd, .bup, .cmb, .fbf, .fbw, .fh, .ful, .gho, .ipd, .nb7, .nba, .nbd, .nbf, .nbi, .nbu, .nco, .oeb, .old, .qic, .sn1, .sn2, .sna, .spi, .stg, .uci, .win, .xbk, .iso, .htm, .html, .mht, .p7, .p7c, .pem, .sgn, .sec, .cer, .csr, .djvu, .der, .stl, .crt, .p7b, .pfx, .fb, .fb2, .tif, .tiff, .pdf, .doc, .docx, .docm, .rtf, .xls, .xlsx, .xlsm, .ppt, .pptx, .ppsx, .txt, .cdr, .jpe, .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .bmp, .jiff, .jpf, .ply, .pov, .raw, .cf, .cfn, .tbn, .xcf, .xof, .key, .eml, .tbb, .dwf, .egg, .fc2, .fcz, .fg, .fp3, .pab, .oab, .psd, .psb, .pcx, .dwg, .dws, .dxe, .zip, .zipx, .7z, .rar, .rev, .afp, .bfa, .bpk, .bsk, .enc, .rzk, .rzx, .sef, .shy, .snk, .accdb, .ldf, .accdc, .adp, .dbc, .dbx, .dbf, .dbt, .dxl, .edb, .eql, .mdb, .mxl, .mdf, .sql, .sqlite, .sqlite3, .sqlitedb, .kdb, .kdbx, .1cd, .dt, .erf, .lgp, .md, .epf, .efb, .eis, .efn, .emd, .emr, .end, .eog, .erb, .ebn, .ebb, .prefab, .jif, .wor, .csv, .msg, .msf, .kwm, .pwm, .ai, .eps, .abd, .repx, .oxps, .dot.

The BlackFireEye Ransomware uses the AES encryption to make the victim's files inaccessible and will change the files encrypted by its attack by adding the file extension '.jes' to the end of each file's name. The BlackFireEye Ransomware will be delivered to the victim's computer through the use of spam email attachments, often taking the form of Microsoft Word files with damaged embedded macros.

The BlackFireEye Ransomware's Ransom Demand

The BlackFireEye Ransomware delivers a ransom note in the form of an HTA program window and demands a payment of 300 USD in a digital currency. The BlackFireEye Ransomware ransom note presents the following content:

'What is happening?
Well, Your important files are encrypted by this Ransomware modified by Fireeye.
The documents more important like photos, videos, databases, and other files are no longer accessible because they have been encrypted.
Maybe you are busy looking for a way to recover your files, but do not waste your time. You will not be able to recover your files without our decryption service.
Is it possible to recover My Files?
Sure. We guarantee that you can recover all your files safely and easily. But you have not so enough time. You can decrypt some of your
files for free.Try now by clicking . But if you want to decrypt all your files, you need to pay. You only have 3 days to submit the payment. After that the price will be doubled. Also, if you don't pay in 7 days, you won't be able to recover your files forever.
How Do I Pay?
Payment is accepted in Bitcoin and ZCash only. For more information, click. Please check the current price of Bitcoin and buy some bitcoins. For more information, click.
And send the correct amount to the address specified in this window. After your payment, click. Once the payment is checked, you can start decrypting your files immediately.
Contact
If you need our assistance, send a message by clicking . We strongly recommend you to not remove this software, and disable your anti-virus for a while, until you pay and the payment gets processed. If your anti-virus gets updated and removes this software automatically, it will not be able to recover your files even if you pay!'

PC security analysts advise computer users to ignore the BlackFireEye Ransomware ransom demand and use file backups to restore any files compromised by this attack.

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