• A message is displayed on the screen demanding the user to send an SMS to decrypt the files.
• A text file is created on disk C with the name "Read Me: how to decrypt files".

• The Windows folder contains a file with the name CryptLogFile.txt.
• The trojan program encrypts all files with the following extensions:

doc, xls, docx, xlsx, db, mp3, waw, jpg, jpeg, txt, rtf, pdf, rar, zip, psd, msi, tif, wma, lnk, gif, bmp, ppt, pptx, docm, xlsm, pps, ppsx, ppd, tiff, eps, png, ace, djvu, xml, cdr, max, wmv, avi, wav, mp4, pdd, html, css, php, aac, ac3, amf, amr, mid, midi, mmf, mod, mp1, mpa, mpga, mpu, nrt, oga, ogg, pbf, ra, ram, raw, saf, val, wave, wow, wpk, 3g2, 3gp, 3gp2, 3mm, amx, avs, bik, bin, dir, divx, dvx, evo, flv, qtq, tch, rts, rum, rv, scn, srt, stx, svi, swf, trp, vdo, wm, wmd, wmmp, wmx, wvx, xvid, 3d, 3d4, 3df8, pbs, adi, ais, amu, arr, bmc, bmf, cag, cam, dng, ink, jif, jiff, jpc, jpf, jpw, mag, mic, mip, msp, nav, ncd, odc, odi, opf, qif, qtiq, srf, xwd, abw, act, adt, aim, ans, asc, ase, bdp, bdr, bib, boc, crd, diz, dot, dotm, dotx, dvi, dxe, mlx, err, euc, faq, fdr, fds, gthr, idx, kwd, lp2, ltr, man, mbox, msg, nfo, now, odm, oft, pwi, rng, rtx, run, ssa, text, unx, wbk, wsh, 7z, arc, ari, arj, car, cbr, cbz, gz, gzig, jgz, pak, pcv, puz, r00, r01, r02, r03, rev, sdn, sen, sfs, sfx, sh, shar, shr, sqx, tbz2, tg, tlz, vsi, wad, war, xpi, z02, z04, zap, zipx, zoo, ipa, isu, jar, js, udf, adr, ap, aro, asa, ascx, ashx, asmx, asp, aspx, asr, atom, bml, cer, cms, crt, dap, htm, moz, svr, url, wdgt, abk, bic, big, blp, bsp, cgf, chk, col, cty, dem, elf, ff, gam, grf, h3m, h4r, iwd, ldb, lgp, lvl, map, md3, mdl, mm6, mm7, mm8, nds, pbp, ppf, pwf, pxp, sad, sav, scm, scx, sdt, spr, sud, uax, umx, unr, uop, usa, usx, ut2, ut3, utc, utx, uvx, uxx, vmf, vtf, w3g, w3x, wtd, wtf, ccd, cd, cso, disk, dmg, dvd, fcd, flp, img, iso, isz, md0, md1, md2, mdf, mds, nrg, nri, vcd, vhd, snp, bkf, ade, adpb, dic, cch, ctt, dal, ddc, ddcx, dex, dif, dii, itdb, itl, kmz, lcd, lcf, mbx, mdn, odf, odp, ods, pab, pkb, pkh, pot, potx, pptm, psa, qdf, qel, rgn, rrt, rsw, rte, sdb, sdc, sds, sql, stt, t01, t03, t05, tcx, thmx, txd, txf, upoi, vmt, wks, wmdb, xl, xlc, xlr, xlsb, xltx, ltm, xlwx, mcd, cap, cc, cod, cp, cpp, cs, csi, dcp, dcu, dev, dob, dox, dpk, dpl, dpr, dsk, dsp, eql, ex, f90, fla, for, fpp, jav, java, lbi, owl, pl, plc, pli, pm, res, rnc, rsrc, so, swd, tpu, tpx, tu, tur, vc, yab, 8ba, 8bc, 8be, 8bf, 8bi8, bi8, 8bl, 8bs, 8bx, 8by, 8li, aip, amxx, ape, api, mxp, oxt, qpx, qtr, xla, xlam, xll, xlv, xpt, cfg, cwf, dbb, slt, bp2, bp3, bpl, clr, dbx, jc, potm, ppsm, prc, prt, shw, std, ver, wpl, xlm, yps, md3.

1. Download the XoristDecryptor.exe file and run it on the affected computer.
2. In the Kaspersky XoristDecryptor window, click Start scan.

In case an unknown malicious file was detected, the XoristDecryptor utility prompts you to send the file to stopgpcode@kaspersky.com. Kaspersky specialists will analyze the file and update databases of XoristDecryptor. At the next launch, the utility will download new databases and disinfect the files. 

Sending the malicious file to Kaspersky will not only solve your problem but will also help other users who may get affected by file-encrypting ransomware. 

If XoristDecryptor was unable to decrypt the files, try using RectorDecryptor and RakhniDecryptor.  

To eliminate the risk of being affected by ransomware, install new Kaspersky applications with the Protection against screen lockers feature.