Thus, users can not access their equipment until they pay the ransom demanded by the cybercriminals.
This is why neither the user nor a security expert can recover it.
After the extortion payment has been made, the cybercriminal resets the PIN remotely and unlocks the unit.
The amount of the requested bailout is 0.0130 Bitcoins and must be made within the first 24 hours.
Otherwise, the data will remain encrypted but will not be deleted.
Due to its banking threat roots, DoubleLocker could well become what we can call ransom-bankers.
It is malware that works in two stages.
Each time the user clicks the Start button, the ransomware get activated and the gadget gets locked again.
The recommendation of Stefanko is to perform the factory reset of the machine.
In that case, the user can connect through ADB and delete the system file that stores the PIN.
This will unlock the screen and can be accessed.
you might also deactivate the smartphone administrator rights for the malware and uninstall it.
For this, sometimes it is necessary to restart it.
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