HOUSELOCKER Ransomware

Computer systems are under threat by a new extremely damaging ransom threat. The malware was first discovered by a research team and tracked as HOUSELOCKER. The threat doesn't follow the typical behavior commonly associated with ransomware threats. Indeed, instead of encrypting popular file types, while maintaining the overall stability of the compromised system, HOUSELOCKER is designed to impact the MBR (Master Boot Record). As a result, victims will no longer be able to access the operating system of their devices, losing all of the data stored on the system effectively.

After HOUSELOCKER has finished with its intrusive actions, it will initiate a reboot of the device. Instead of the usual login screen of their OS, victims will be presented with a ransom note on a black background. The instructions from the attackers state that decryption is possible but the price of the necessary decryption key in their possession is 130,000 Rosecoins. The sum must be transferred via PayPal to the provided address.

The entire ransom note left by HOUSELOCKER is:

'What happened to my files?
Your files are no longer be accessible beacuse they are encrypted.

What I pay the ransom?

Please send 130000 Rosecoins from PayPal from this address:HkOLoGinInTbIo8h6
After getting the key the creator send the key, If do don't have a key, Decryption Software are blocked.

MAY GOD HELP YOU!'