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What is the Ribd virus malware? How to open files, encrypted by Ribd virus? How to remove Ribd ransomware and try to restore files?
Ribd is a unique file-encoding ransomware that may make your whole PC unusable. The developers of this ransomware, which most likely use 256-bit AES encryption to modify all personal data of the user do not joke and are after your money. If this virus infects your computer and is not interrupted in time, you may lose access to all of your Word documents, Excel tables, PowerPoint presentations, family photos, work-related files, music, videos, databases, and so on. What makes Ribd one-of-a-kind is the fact that it pretends to be a legitimate program, thus encouraging the unsuspecting user to install it willingly. The irony is that when this ransomware encrypts the machine, the hackers behind it will demand payment in BitCoin. While it may be difficult to fix your PC after Ribd hits it, you should still not pay the price for the decryption key.
|Threat Name
|RIBD Virus
|Main Activity
|Infects the computer after which encrypts important documents and holds them hostage until a ransom is paid.
|Signs of Presence
|Files are encrypted with a custom file extension and users are extorted to pay ransom to get the data to work again..
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How Can Ribd Infect on Your PC?
There are various ways for Ribd to get access to your system. Some users may download it completely willingly after searching for a way to solve a problem online for free. You should always remember that there is not an 'easy' way to get rich. If some website offers you free money, free accounts or some suspiciously high discounts, then it is probably a scam. The purpose will be either to steal sensitive information from you or to deploy malware to your system. In this case, it is the latter.
If you have never searched for a free program, crack or patch, but your device is still encrypted by this ransomware, then it might have infected your PC as an email attachment or a corrupt link in a message. In this case, the hackers might have described it in a very different way. The payload of the cyber threat could have been disguised as an MS Word document or some sort of a .pdf file. The culprits behind Ribd may use social engineering tactics to trick the user into opening the attachment. The most common tactic is the mentioning of some shocking information such as unauthorized bank transactions or failed shipments.
What May Follow the Installation of Ribd Virus?
After infection, this virus drops its malicious fles among which is the _readme.txt ransom note containing the extortionists' instructions:
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Although Ribd will run various commands at the same time, you may not notice in time that you are infected. The Ribd ransomware tries to keep its processes in the background until the whole encryption operation has been completed. Once it happens, you will notice a lockdown ransom message on your desktop. According to the developers of this ransomware, you have a several hours to pay a price for the decryption key, which may be the only way to get access to your file once again. The requested ransom "fee" by the hackers is usually paid in BitCoin. This Ribd virus sets it's own suffix as the default extension of all of the affected files. As a result, you may notice it whenever you browse your pictures, documents, music or other files and try to open them. Whenever you try to view or modify them, you may notice an error message such as 'Windows cannot open this file format'.
How to Remove Ribd Ransomware?
The most important advice you can receive is not to pay the ransom. You should not finance cyber criminals because their motivation to create ransomware will only grow if their attacks are successful. Moreover, you can never trust hackers. They may not hold their end of the deal, which means you may lose your money in addition to your files. The suggested course of action is to eliminate all traces of Ribd, after which you can attempt alternative methods to decrypt your data. After the successful removal of Ribd, you can attempt to use a free decryptor or the system restore feature. The most reliable tactic to delete this advanced ransomware is to use dedicated malware removal solution like the one suggested below, which can clean sensitive areas like the Windows Registries without the risk of ruining the whole operating system.
Preparation before removal of RIBD Virus:
1.Make sure to backup your files.
2.Make sure to have this instructions page always open so that you can follow the steps.
3.Be patient as the removal may take some time.
Step 1: Reboot your computer in Safe Mode:
Step 2: Cut out RIBD Virus in Task Manager
Step 3: Eliminate RIBD Virus's Malicious Registries.
For most Windows variants:
Step 4: Scan for and remove all virus files, related to RIBD Virus and secure your system.
If you are in Safe Mode, boot back into normal mode and follow the steps below
It is advisable to run a free scan before committing to the full version. You should make sure that the malware is detected by SpyHunter first.
Step 5:Recover files encrypted by the RIBD Virus Ransomware.
Method 1: Using Shadow Explorer. In case you have enabled File history on your Windows Machine one thing you can do is to use Shadow Explorer to get your files back. Unfortunately some ransomware viruses may delete those shadow volume copies with an administrative command to prevent you from doing just that.
Method 2: If you try to decrypt your files using third-party decryption tools. There are many antivirus providers who have decrypted multiple ransomware viruses the last couple of years and posted decryptors for them. Chances are if your ransomware virus uses the same encryption code used by a decryptable virus, you may get the files back. However, this is also not a guarantee, so you might want to try this method with copies of the original encrypted files, because if a third-party program tampers with their encrypted structure, they may be damaged permanently. Most of the currently available decryptors for ransomware viruses can be seen if you visit the NoMoreRansom project – a project that is the result of combined efforts of researchers worldwide to create decryption software for all ransomware viruses. Simply go there by clicking on the following LINK and find your ransomware version decrypter and try it, but always remember to do a BACKUP first.
Method 3: Using Data Recovery tools. This method is suggested by multiple experts in the field. It can be used to scan your hard drive's sectors and hence scramble the encrypted files anew as if they were deleted. Most ransomware viruses usually delete a file and create an encrypted copy to prevent such programs for restoring the files, but not all are this sophisticated. So you may have a chance of restoring some of your files with this method. Here are several data recovery programs which you can try and restore at least some of your files:


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I was recently perusing that great site for educational news and thinking--Edudemic--and rediscovered three videos that reminded me of three essential questions (among many, of course) I feel an ongoing need to address as an educator and learning designer.
Here they are.
1. Will our young magicians have the skills they need to take on Voldemort, and win?
2. No, really: WHAT IS SCHOOL FOR?
3. As access to content and practice becomes free, universal and individualised, are we prepared to become coaches rather than lecturers?

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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Weekends & Estate Sales
7 comments:
- Sarah said...
Looks like a fun weekend...........'-)
- February 16, 2013 at 11:37 AM
- Nita Stacy said...
What an amazing house and sale. I would have liked to have known the person that lived there.
- February 16, 2013 at 1:17 PM
- Kathy said...
Lucky you....the items for sale are interesting and sophisticated, however, I am smiling at the small, out of place, sticker on the bathroom mirror...thanks for sharing...k
- February 17, 2013 at 6:39 AM
- Optimistic Existentialist said...
These are simply amazing!! I wish I could have seen these things in person!
- February 17, 2013 at 8:36 AM
- helen tilston said...
Hello Terri
What a sale and I love the house and fabulous wallpaper
Hope you found loads of treasures
Helen xx
- February 17, 2013 at 9:08 AM
- Karen at Home Sweet Hollywood said...
Wow, that's amazing. I have never gone to an estate sale...I think I need to get on that.
Good luck...hope you find some treasure!
- February 17, 2013 at 9:10 AM
- molly- See you downtown said...
I had the same nudes wallpaper in the house I moved from, after 35 years, a couple of years ago. We took it down to sell the house at the realtor's urging. I still miss it. Fun to see someone else loved it, too.
- February 20, 2013 at 1:58 PM


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"I come from the land of the foggy, foggy dew ooh-ooh-ooh!
Ooh-ooh-ooh! Ooh-ooh-ooh!
Where walking through the meadow in the morning is like walking through glue!
The swamps of home are brushed with green and gold at break of day.
The swaps of home are lovely to behold from far away."
So sings Winnifred, the heroine of Once Upon a Mattress, the musical based on the fairy-tale The Princess and the Pea. I first discovered Sarah Jessica Parker's recording when in high school, and fell for the slapstick comedy and crazy belting of the tiny star. Then I heard Carol Burnett tackle it in the original recording. For any gal who grew up reading princess fairy tales, this one kicks butt; a story of a princess so genuine all fall in love with her for her crass attitude, humble upbringing, huge heart, and ability to drink and dance them under the table.
This recipe was inspired by Kelly at IngestedRead, a submission for her September Fairytale Challenge of The Princess and the Pea. She originally inspired me to utilize whatever I was reading into a recipe (and so created my smoky, sexy American noir Big Sleep Cupcakes) as she does on her blog across the pond. In turn I evidently inspired her to open a page up to her readers and blogging friends. Please check her out – what's better than books and sweet things?
So in daydreaming about this recipe I obviously thought of layering a gluten-free cake with, well, something. And while I wasn't about to use real peas or kill my blood-sugar by making little ones out of fondant, I figured I could incorporate pea-like ingredients.
Pomegranate seeds. Yes.
And blueberries.
Oh, and I have some dried cranberries and ground walnuts on my shelf. Perfect.
So I whipped up this moist, slightly-sweet honey cake with a blend of rice flours and starches, using the basic method that I used when making my Little Red Velvet Cupcakes. A few days before I had made some Pomegranate Lime Coconut Milk Ice Cream – completely dairy free, it's smooth, creamy and delicately citrusy – one of my new favorite ice creams on its own, adding just the amount of cold-creamy-sweetness I wanted for this dessert. I also whipped up some coconut milk whipped cream, and layered them all together in a trifle glass with some fresh blueberries and pomegranate seeds.
Result? Let's just say I'm one happy allergy-ridden gal. It's extremely rare that I get a more complex dessert that I can eat all of. Cookies and cupcakes are great and all, but this has everything I love about dessert: ice cream, fruit and whipped cream (one of my favorite things on the planet are those Italian tarts with custard and glazed fruit, which I miss horribly), and a not-too-sweet cake. Put them all together and it feels special. Not the fanciest combinations of desserts in the world, but one that makes me extremely happy.
Oh, and the princess of the swamp was definitely channeled today as I took these pictures: I took the ice cream out to defrost, took the dog on a quick walk and returned to a black sky and pouring rain, making it impossible to take exciting photos. I was miffed.
But it didn't stop me from enjoying the crap outta the subject matter after.
Check out my post on Pomegranate Lime Ice Cream for that recipe and how to make coconut milk whipped cream.
- 2 1/2 cups gluten-free cake flour
- 1 tsp salt
- 1/2 cup palm sugar, white sugar or sucanat
- 1/8 cup honey
- 1 1/2 cup safflower oil
- 2 large eggs at room temperature
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 2 rounded tablespoons Tofutti "sour cream"
- almond or soy milk (directions below)
- 1 Tbsp plus 2 tsp distilled white vinegar, separated
- 1 1/2 tsp baking soda.
- Preheat oven to 350º
- Butter / spray your desired cake pan of choice
- Add Tofutti cream cheese to a liquid measuring cup and fill to just shy of one cup with almond or soy milk. Whisk thoroughly with a fork until smooth. Add 1 Tbsp white vinegar and continue mixing.
- In a small bowl, whisk flour and salt thoroughly.
- In the bowl of a standing mixer, mix sugar, honey and oil thoroughly on medium speed.
- Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well between additions.
- Add vanilla.
- Turn speed down to low. Add the flour in three additions, alternating with 1/2 of the milk. Make sure to mix thoroughly between additions.
- Mix baking soda and remaining 2 tsps vinegar until foamy. Add and beat for 10 seconds or until incorporated.
- Bake for about 25 minutes, rotating pan halfway through, until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean.
- Cool in pan for at least 15 minutes before removing to cool on a rack, or cool completely in pans.
- To assemble, use a round cookie cutter (fitted to whatever serving glass you're going to be serving in) to cut the cake out in circles. Half the cake length-wise (or in thirds depending on the thickness of your cake – you want thin layers). Place one layer of cake in the glass, then top with whipped cream and few fresh blueberries. Add another layer of cake and then some ice cream. Then a final layer of cake with a jot of whipped cream and some fresh pomegranate seeds.
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