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This slogan is: “Low Orbital Ion Cannon | When harpoons, air strikes and nukes fail | v1.0.1.0”.Īt this point, the ransomware infection will begin to scan the C: drive for files that have certain file extensions. Kirk Ransomware will now display a message box that displays the same slogan as the LOIC network stress tool. 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 Only the ransomware developer can decrypt this file and if a victim wishes to pay the ransom they will be required to send them this file.īelow is the current embedded RSA key used to encrypt the victim’s encryption key. If you plan on paying the ransom for the Kirk Ransomware, you must not delete the pwd file as it contains an encrypted version of your decryption key. This AES key will then be encrypted by an embedded RSA-4096 public encryption key and saved in the file called pwd in the same directory as the ransomware executable.
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Currently named loic_win32.exe, when executed Kirk Ransomware will now generate a AES password that will be used to encrypt a victim’s files. While it is not currently known how the Kirk Ransomware is being distributed, we do know that it is masquerading as the network stress tool called Low Orbital Ion Cannon. How the Kirk Ransomware Encrypts a Computer
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By introducing a new cryptocurrency into the mix, victims are just going to become more confused and make paying ransoms even more difficult. Even with Bitcoin becoming more accepted, it is still not easy to acquire them. The problem is that this is only going to confuse victims even more. It was only a matter of time until ransomware developers started requesting it.įor possibly the first time, with the release of Kirk Ransomware, Monero has been introduced as a ransom payment. This has caused underground criminal sites, like AlphaBay, to accept it as payment and for criminals to mine it using mining Trojans.
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Kirk Ransomware uses Monero for Ransom PaymentsĮver since Monero was released, it has been highly touted as a more secure and anonymous payment system than Bitcoin. For those who want to discuss this ransomware or receive updates about it, they can subscribe to our Kirk Ransomware Support & Help topic. We have Star Trek, Low Orbital Ion Cannons, a cryptocurrency payment other than Bitcoin, and a decryptor named Spock! Need I say more?ĭiscovered today by Avast malware researcher Jakub Kroustek, the Kirk Ransomware is written in Python and may be the first ransomware to utilize Monero as the ransom payment of choice.Īt this time there are no known victims of this ransomware and it does not appear to be decryptable. Boldly going where no man has gone before, the Kirk Ransomware brings so much nerdy goodness to the table that it could make anyone in IT interested.