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Title: Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Decrypt Files Using Master Key [Free] Post by: n691309 on May 19, 2016, 08:51:50 PM Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware?
Instead of paying $500 in Bitcoin now you can decrypt the files for free. One of the developers of TeslaCrypt posted on the TeslaCrypt Dark Website: Quote "Project closed! Master key for decrypt: 440A241DD80FCC5664E861989DB716E08CE627D8D40C7EA360AE855C727A49EE. Wait for other people make universal decrypt software. We are sorry!" Source: http://thehackernews.com/2016/05/decrypt-teslacrypt-ransomware.html Didn't know where to post, so mods are free to move to the correct board Title: Re: Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Decrypt Files Using Master Key [Free] Post by: GreenBits on May 19, 2016, 09:05:21 PM Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Instead of paying $500 in Bitcoin now you can decrypt the files for free. One of the developers of TeslaCrypt posted on the TeslaCrypt Dark Website: Quote "Project closed! Master key for decrypt: 440A241DD80FCC5664E861989DB716E08CE627D8D40C7EA360AE855C727A49EE. Wait for other people make universal decrypt software. We are sorry!" Source: http://thehackernews.com/2016/05/decrypt-teslacrypt-ransomware.html Didn't know where to post, so mods are free to move to the correct board Hehe, you beat me to this, was going to start a topic (this popped up on my news feed) but got distracted with a reply. Was going to put this in Press, btw. This shows a great deal of maturity. This doesn't excuse the initial fuck up (theft), but surely the Lord smiles on a contrite soul. Good shit :) Although I wonder if legal pressure didn't have a hand in this 'act of mercy'. Edit: took a look in the Press sub, we both got beat to the punch ;D: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1478353.0 Title: Re: Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Decrypt Files Using Master Key [Free] Post by: n691309 on May 19, 2016, 09:11:19 PM Hehe, you beat me to this, was going to start a topic (this popped up on my news feed) but got distracted with a reply. Was going to put this in Press, btw. This shows a great deal of maturity. This doesn't excuse the initial fuck up (theft), but surely the Lord smiles on a contrite soul. Good shit :) Although I wonder if legal pressure didn't have a hand in this 'act of mercy'. I believe that lots of people are/were infected by this ransomware and i found that this is a good news and I hope someone will benefit from this thread. Title: Re: Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Decrypt Files Using Master Key [Free] Post by: bryniecollins on May 20, 2016, 04:05:47 AM Please help! My work computer got encrypted with RSA4096. I got the necessary Bitcoins and transferred it to the requested Bitcoin wallet. I got a confirmation number that it had been transferred. I input this number into the correct location on the black mailers link but when I press pay and tried to submit it, it says "draft failed". I have tried repeatedly since then to resubmit the confirmation number but every time I press "pay" I just jump back up to the top of the page. If anyone knows how to get this confirmation through so that I can get the encryption code PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help. I am willing to pay a small amount of bitcoin to anyone who can help me get this accomplished! Thanks in advance
Title: Re: Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Decrypt Files Using Master Key [Free] Post by: mkc on May 20, 2016, 04:06:28 AM The master key is a welcome news for many people, although I am not affected, I am saving a copy of the key.
Title: Re: Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Decrypt Files Using Master Key [Free] Post by: btctube on May 20, 2016, 04:18:27 AM Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Instead of paying $500 in Bitcoin now you can decrypt the files for free. One of the developers of TeslaCrypt posted on the TeslaCrypt Dark Website: Quote "Project closed! Master key for decrypt: 440A241DD80FCC5664E861989DB716E08CE627D8D40C7EA360AE855C727A49EE. Wait for other people make universal decrypt software. We are sorry!" Source: http://thehackernews.com/2016/05/decrypt-teslacrypt-ransomware.html Didn't know where to post, so mods are free to move to the correct board never really knew what is gong on.. what can t hey recover here, their $500 or the bitcoin? Title: Re: Are you a victim of TeslaCrypt ransomware? Decrypt Files Using Master Key [Free] Post by: n691309 on May 20, 2016, 08:28:33 AM Please help! My work computer got encrypted with RSA4096. I got the necessary Bitcoins and transferred it to the requested Bitcoin wallet. I got a confirmation number that it had been transferred. I input this number into the correct location on the black mailers link but when I press pay and tried to submit it, it says "draft failed". I have tried repeatedly since then to resubmit the confirmation number but every time I press "pay" I just jump back up to the top of the page. If anyone knows how to get this confirmation through so that I can get the encryption code PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help. I am willing to pay a small amount of bitcoin to anyone who can help me get this accomplished! Thanks in advance Have you tried to use the master key in the main post that i posted? If you were/are infected by TeslaCrypt ransomware then the master key should work, the developer of this has made public the master key. |