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The owners of Windows XP computers infected with the ransomware 'WannaCry' virus could be able to decrypt the data without the need to pay the $ 300 redemption asked by the cyber criminals, thanks to a tool discovered by a French researcher.According to an article published on the website thehackernews, Adrien Guinet, a cyber Security researcher for the French start-up Quarkslab, discovered a way to recover the secret encryption keys which were used by 'WannaCry'. This method works on Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 and 2008 and Windows Vista. Description tool for the 'WannaCry' malwareThe "WannaCry" encryption method works by generating some keys on the computer of the victim based on prime numbers — a public key, and a private key. These keys are used encrypt and decrypt the files from the system. In order to prevent the access of the victims to the private key, so they won't be able to decrypt the blocked files, "WannaCry" deletes the key from the system, leaving the victims no way to recover their files except to pay the redemption to the hacker.But here is the secret — Guinet says "WannaCry "doesn't delete the prime numbers from the memory of the computer before releasing the associated memory. Based on this discovery, he released a decryption tool for the cyber attack called "WannaKey." This tool simply tries to recover from the memory the 2 prime numbers used to generate the encryption keys. The decryption method has some limitationsHowever, the method has some limitations. It can work only if the infected computer was not restarted after it was infected and if the associated memory was not deleted by another process.Guinet warns that the computer should not be restarted after being affected by the malware so this method could work. He also says it
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If you are computer friendly or you use the Internet quite often you must be familiar with the global cyber attack involving a ransomware that spread across continents encrypting every file on computers that had been infected. There is a solution and it is called WanaKiwi.- Advertisement - Well the crying and the regrets are almost over, if your computer has been affected by the widely spreading “Wannacry” ransonware, this is the time for you to smile for the moment.Adrien Guinet, a French security researcher from Quarkslab, has given us hope again just as our local church pastors, he has discovered the secret encryption keys used by Wannacry and how they work according more still how your computers got infected in the first place.- Advertisement -The file decryption process works for windows operating systems as far as the old Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Vista and Server operating systems 2008.The tool can be downloaded from this link follow the steps below to recover your files using WanaKiwiNB: The steps below will work only if the computer has not been rebooted after has been affected or the associated memory has not been erased or overwritten by a running processDownload WanaWiki from and make sure wanakiwi.exe is in the same folder with the .pky file before its launchedOpen Your Command Prompt and go to the download directory (download location for wanawiki)cd /Users\me\Downloads\wanawiki\wanawiki.exepress EnterKeep your figures crossed as the software performs the magicWe hope this has been helpful to our readers- Advertisement -
