How to remove NESA ransomware and decrypt .NESA files

NESA ransomware encryption process

NESA is a freshly made ransomware encryptor that belongs to the STOP(DJVU) ransomware virus family. NESA infects devices by the means of different tricks, like malicious email attachments, injection into installators and even brute forcing of the open ports. Hackers use such methods in order to infect operational systems being unnoticed by an owner of a computer. Once a device is infected, the virus begins two malicious processes: it scans for appropriate files, like documents and media files and then encrypts them. The results of this process are always the same: the appropriate files are unreadable, as the virus has changed the extensions of them to .NESA ones. Don’t try to remove Nesa ransomware enryption by the means of a simple renaming of files, as it can damage them and make their encryption unreal. To make you pay for the decryption, hackers create special notes, that are called _readme.txt, with the following message:

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Don’t pay ransoms a cent! You don’t have any firm guarantee of them honoring their promises, so you there is a great chance of becoming deceived. Moreover, the more money hackers get, the more viruses they create and the users, who has already payed them, are priority aims for a new virus. If you are interested in how to remove NESA ransomware and decrypt .NESA files, you can use our up-to-date guide for free!

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Article’s Guide

1. How to remove NESA Ransomware from your computer
2. How to remove NESA Ransomware encryption from your files
3. Data Recovery
4. Automated decryption tools
5. Windows Previous Versions

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How to remove NESA Ransomware from your computer?

We strongly recommend you to use a powerful anti-malware program that has this threat in its database. It will mitigate the risks of the wrong installation, and will remove NESA from your computer with all of its leftovers and register files.

Solution for Windows users: our choice is Norton 360 . Norton 360 scans your computer and detects various threats like NESA, then removes it with all of the related malicious files, folders and registry keys.

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If you are Mac user, we advise you to use Combo Cleaner.

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How to decrypt .NESA files?

Once you’ve removed the virus, you are probably thinking how to decrypt .NESA files. Let’s take a look at possible ways of decrypting your data.

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Restore data with automated decryption tools

Unfortunately, due to the novelty of NESA ransomware, there are no available automatic decryptors for this encryptor yet. Still, there is no need to invest in the malicious scheme by paying a ransom. You are able to recover files manually.
You can try to use one of these methods in order to restore your encrypted data manually.

Restore data with Windows Previous Versions

This feature is working on Windows Vista (not Home version), Windows 7 and later versions. Windows keeps copies of files and folders which you can use to restore data on your computer. In order to restore data from Windows Backup, take the following steps:

1. Open My Computer and search for the folders you want to restore;
2. Right-click on the folder and choose Restore previous versions option;
3. The option will show you the list of all the previous copies of the folder;
4. Select restore date and the option you need: Open, Copy and Restore.