Attention!!!! All your personal files were encrypted with a strong algorythm RSA-1024 �

.. and you can�t get an access to them without making of what we need!

Read �How to decrypt� txt-file on your desktop for details

Just do it as fast as you can!

Remember: Don�t try to tell someone about this message if you want to get your files back! Just do all we told.

*Eeek*� If your computer�s desktop has suddenly turned very pale and is displaying the above message, I hope you have a good backup*.

Computer Troubleshooters franchisees started to see reports of this from November 25, 2010.� The virus �Trojan.Ransom-U� is ransomware � it hijacks your files and renders them unreadable, threatening to delete them completely unless you wire transfer $120 and email�datafinder@fastmail.fm� The ransom note is contained in the How to decrypt files.txt file on your desktop.

Your virus scanning software may detect�a strangley named executable file (.exe), where the name is a random string of� numbers and/or letters.

At the time of writing (Nov 29 2010 AEST), there is no known way to clean or un-encrypt your files.� The only recovery steps are to turn off Windows System Restore, scan and clean your computer in safe mode and restore your files from your last known-working backup.

If you are fortunate enough to be reading this BEFORE your own PC has become a victim, follow the advice from Lloyd Borrett for AVG to secure your Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader software, with a few changes to its settings:�http://ctaspley.wordpress.com/2010/08/24/protect-your-pc-against-adobe-pdf-reader-security-flaws/

Oh, and make sure your backup is working�🙂

*� For single PCs, we recommend�Carbonite Online Backup