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How to recover data from .eight virus??

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How to recover data from .eight virus?? need help

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Afaik there are no reliable decrypting tools. Learn your lesson and take backups next time.

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That sounds like ransomware. 

AFAIK you cannot get the data back unless you pay the ransom which is very sketch or unless you have a backup.

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By restoring from a backup.

 

It seems to be ransomware. Unless there is a known way, like it's some silly malware that stores the decryption key somewhere readable, you're out of luck.

Nuke the drive and avoid shady stuff in the future.

 

[Edit] there does seem to be this site that collects known methods to decrypt various ransomware: https://www.nomoreransom.org/en/index.html

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Cool. I found this guide to be very helpful, it goes into depth

https://www.free-uninstall.org/how-to-remove-eight-ransomware-and-decrypt-eight-files/

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Additionally:

 

Dump all your documents and related files to an external and wipe the shit outta your drive ASAP.  DO NOT keep running on a drive that got ransom'd.

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