Cryptomix Decryptor

The Cryptomix ransomware was first spotted in March 2016, developing different variants ever since. Using exploit kits as its delivery channel, it communicates with its C&C server to request an AES encryption key or uses the offline key to append new extensions (CRYPTOSHIELD, SCL, RSCL, RMDK, RMD, CODE, LESLI) to the target files. As a result, files are inaccessible, and a ransom note is displayed to ask for payment in exchange for the key.

It's not difficult to figure out that your PC is infected by the Cryptomix ransomware. But that is difficult is to get rid of it and restore the infected files, which can be achieved with a good antivirus and a dedicated decryption tool, such as Cryptomix Decryptor.

It is mandatory that you scan your PC using a permanent security solution and remove the malware from your system before trying out the decryptor. Otherwise, your files will be locked over and over again.

The Cryptomix Decryptor runs in the console, analyzing every drive on your PC to identify infected files. It then tries out decrypting data using hardcoded keys and, if the decryption key is found, it takes each and every encrypted file and restores access to it.

Unfortunately, there are cases when the files are encrypted with an updated ransomware variant or have a very strong key that cannot be derived from a few encrypted files.

In case you got infected with the Cryptomix ransomware, having a security solution and a decryption tool is a must. The Cryptomix Decryptor is worth trying in case CryptoMix reaches your system, especially since using it only requires two clicks. However, please remember that it is advisable you run a reliable antivirus with up-to-date definitions in order to prevent such unfortunate events.