Liz Ransomware – Free Virus Removal & Decrypt Guide 2021

Liz Ransomware – Free Virus Removal & Decrypt Guide 2021 ransomware also called [lizardcrypt@tuta.io].liz virus locks the victim’s data on the computer. Documents, pictures, videos cannot be opened with any program anymore. Cybercriminals will generate a demand message in window pop-up and the “MANUAL.txt” file will be added to all directories. Follow the article for easy and free recovery instructions.

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Liz Virus

How Liz Ransomware Infects Computer?

Cybercriminals spread all cryptoviruses with similar tactics but always tries to improve techniques to trick even experienced computer users. Usually, the ransomware infects computers via:

  • Email spam – the most common way is accidentally clicking on malicious links or attached files on email from an unknown sender.
  • Third-party programs – fake software update offers, untrustful applications install, and etc.
  • Peer-to-peer networks – Downloading pirated files from uTorrent eMule, and others are a very high risk to get virus or trojan.
  • Cracks – Extremely high risk to infect computer operating system using crack generators or license key generators.

What is the Liz Virus?

Ransomware does not damage files! Cybercriminals lock data to get ransom from the victim. Paying money to criminals is illegal and won’t guarantee that files will be decrypted!

NameLiz virus
Ransomware familyDharma ransomware
Extension.[lizardcrypt@tuta.io].liz
Damage levelHigh
Ransom noteMANUAL.txt and pop-up window
Ransom amountStart’s from $500 (In Bitcoins) and goes up
Contactlizardcrypt@tuta.io and lizardcrypt@protonmail.com
SymptomsDharma ransomware locks data changing the file extension to (example – birthday.jpg to birthday.jpg.[lizardcrypt@tuta.io].liz)
Detection namesVirus name detection database (VirusTotal)
Virus removal (auto)Free remove with Malwarebytes
File recovery (auto)Free scan with EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard Pro
System fix (auto)*Bonus free system scan with Restoro
Threat Summary

The Liz virus belongs to the Dharma ransomware family, like previous versions – Pirat, Lao, Eofyd, Duk, Biden, Rog, Jessy, Clman. Malware locks files (.mp4, .jpg, .pdf, .docx) with military-grade encryption – AES 256 algorithm[1] and RSA[2]cryptosystem encryption. Meanwhile, virus encrypted files the ransom note  “MANUAL.txt” file, or pop up will be generated on the desktop.

In folder nearby encrypted data by Liz virus, ransom not will be generated in .text file named – MANUAL.txt

all your data has been locked us

You want to return?

Write email: lizardcrypt@tuta.io and lizardcrypt@protonmail.com

Ransom Note – MANUAL.txt
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Dharma ransomware demand pop up

YOUR FILES ARE ENCRYPTED

Don’t worry, you can return all your files!

If you want to restore them, follow this link: email lizardcrypt@tuta.io YOUR ID –XXXXXXXX

If you have not been answered via the link within 12 hours, write to us by e-mail lizardcrypt@protonmail.com

Attention!

Do not rename encrypted files.

Do not try to decrypt your data using third party software, it may cause permanent data loss.

Decryption of your files with the help of third parties may cause increased price (they add their fee to our) or you can become a victim of a scam.

Ransom pop up text

Cybercriminals for file decryption asks from 500 dollars up to $1000. As proof, they offer to decrypt any file up to 1 MB for free. Hackers don’t want that victim would install any legal removal & decryption software. It is a very low chance that after payment criminals will decrypted files. Recommended not to get in touch with hackers to avoid bigger harm. Try to use legal ways to solve the problems reading – Dharma ransomware remove and decrypt guide.

Remove Liz Ransomware

For not experienced user manual removal of ransomware is a big task. Victims must understand that some files can be damaged during recovery to minimize loss it is recommended to use professional software and strictly follow the guidelines.

1Step Backup Encrypted Data

To prevent any damage to encrypted files do a backup of all data on an external hard drive or USB. Copy of files will make you safe in any circumstances.

2Step Liz Ransomware Manual Remove

A) Reboot the computer in safe mode with the command prompt to remove malicious files. In the loaded window type:

  1. cd restore and press Enter;
  2. rstrui.exe and press Enter.
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CMD Restore Point

B) Then system restore loads click:

  1. Click “Next”
  2. Choose data before ransomware encryption and click “Next”.
  3. Last step – click “Finish”
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Remove Dharma Ransomware Manually
  • If the system has been restored successfully.
  • If system restore didn’t work.

IMPORTANT in any circumstances highly recommended to download a free trial of Malwarebytes to fully remove Dharma ransomware.

Decrypt Data from Liz Ransomware

NOTE be sure that Darma virus was successfully removed before starting file decryption.

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[lizardcrypt@tuta.io].liz ransomware free decryption instruction

Total Time: 3 minutes

Step 1

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Download and install by clicking on this Kaspersky RakhniDecryptor.
1. Click on the download bar.
2. Click “Open”.

Step 2

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1. In the downloaded folder click on “RakhniDecryptor.exe”.
2. Click “Run”.

Step 3

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1. Click “Yes” to install.
2. Read license terms.

Step 4

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1. Click “Change Parameters”
2. Select “encrypted files”
3. Click “Start”

If the free manual decrypt didn’t work use the premium app EaseUs Data recovery wizard pro, for a free scan.

FAQ

Will Removing Liz Ransomware Unlock My Files?

No, your files are encrypted. Removing ransomware is necessary to stop further harm.

Removing Liz Ransomware Will It Delete/Break My Files?

No, you will remove malicious files, your encrypted data will stay safe.

How to Protect From Liz Ransomware Infection?

Premium security software should secure computer.

Virus developers must be reported to local police or cybercrime departments.

References

References
^1 AES Military-grade encryption – Wikipedia
^2 RSA encryption method – Wikipedia

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