SifreCozucu Ransomware is a malicious ransomware program that encrypts and locks files on your computer and demands money to unlock them.[1] (https://elastio.com/ransomware-detection/sifrecozucu)It was first detected in May 2020.Due to the structure of the Turkish language, it is also known as TurkSifre.It may add extensions consisting of random characters to the files it locks, or it may retain the original extension.Its primary goal is to extort cryptocurrency or similar payments from the victim.[1] (https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/791842/my-files-locked-can-you-help-friends-sifrecozucuturksifre/),[2] (https://x.com/Amigo_A_/status/1261000413479911424),[3] (https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/818192/encrypted-files-keep-original-extension-sifrecozucuturksifre-ransomware/),[4] (https://elastio.com/ransomware-detection/sifrecozucu) What Should You Do? Do not pay the ransom: Paying the ransom does not guarantee that your data will be restored and only supports the attackers.Remove the virus first: Before beginning the decryption process, make sure you have completely removed the malware from your computer.Check for decryption tools: Search trusted platforms like No More Ransom to see if there is a decryption tool available for this specific version of the malware. Use your backups: Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
