Not exact matches
Once a user has been infected, they're then redirected to a page hosting the malware exploit kits, which ultimately lead to your files being held
ransom in exchange for a payment — often requested
via bitcoin due to its relative anonymity.
Often delivered
via a malicious attachment or link in a phishing email, ransomware encrypts the infected system, locking the user out until they pay a
ransom — delivered in
bitcoin or other cryptocurrency in order to get them back.
After the virus infiltrates a computer and encrypts user's files, the head of the hacker group connects with the victim
via e-mail demanding a
ransom in
bitcoins in exchange for a decryption key.