Jigsaw demands that the affected computer owners pay $150 in bitcoin to get their data back. Jigsaw goes a step further and starts to delete files one by one each hour unit the ransom is paid.

The developers of Jigsaw ransomware have renamed their malicious creation, given it a new file extension, and outfitted it with a new lock screen. Jigsaw rebranded with the name “CryptoHitman,” now ...

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As Jigsaw is written in .NET, the team were able to reverse engineer the malware's code and rip out the encryption key used by Jigsaw to lock away user files -- as well as track down every one of ...

Researchers have released a free decryption tool for Jigsaw, the sadistic ransomware that gradually deletes all of a victim’s encrypted files. Security expert Lawrence Abrams recently came across one ...

A new ransomware program dubbed Jigsaw encrypts users' files and then begins to progressively delete them until the victim pays up the equivalent of $150 in Bitcoin cryptocurrency.

A new ransomware program dubbed Jigsaw encrypts users' files and then begins to progressively delete them until the victim pays up the equivalent of $150 in Bitcoin cryptocurrency.

A new ransomware program dubbed Jigsaw encrypts users' files and then begins to progressively delete them until the victim pays up the equivalent of $150 in bitcoin.