How to remove Vortex Ransomware?

Vortex Ransomware – Investigation Report
Vortex Ransomware is cryptomalware which encrypts AES-256 cipher and offers a deal to victims in order to decrypt their files. When it is done with data encryption, your files saved in commonly used data containers like Pictures, Videos, Documents, Archive and in other folder will be featuring '.AES' suffix just right after original extension. In other word, '.AES' string is a signature marker of Vortex Ransomware. The ransomware has been reported to target only Polish-speaking users, but it doesn't mean that your computer is safe from this ransomware attacks. In fact, you need to be really careful because Vortex virus capable of deleting Shadow volume copies of original files from your computer. As a result, it will prevent you from recovering your original files using data recovery software or system restore.

Speaking of its abnormal activities, Vortex virus obtains a random 40-characters password from sethcardoza.com/api/rest/tools/random_password_generator/lenth:40/complexity:alphaNumeric domain. However, this password is not applied to Windows system files/folder to keep Computer functional, so that user will try to retrieve important files. Taking advantages of it, the ransomware shows ransom message and suggest victims to pay off $299 as ransom fee in order to provide data decipher key (also known as private key). During research we also found that polskiransom@airmail.cc and rsapl@openmailbox.org, bother are used in communicating with victims. Ransomware developer also threaten you by making a strong statement that if you don't pay off ransom withing 72 hours, the per-computer based decryption key will be deleted from the server permanently. Even, you make ransom payment, there will be no guarantee that decryption key is going to restore your enciphered files. Thus, instead making deal with developers, you should remove Vortex Ransomware from your computer using trustworthy Antimalware software. And then you should proceed data decryption method described in this article.

How to block Vortex Ransomware attacks in future?
First, it worths to know that Vortex Ransomware usually sneaks into Windows via spam emails that features suspicious attachment or shaded links. Though, if you receive any suspicious emails, you should not double click it, instead you should verify the source and if the source is trustworthy, only then you should double click it. Also, while downloading files from Torrent sites, you should uncheck unnecessary file before proceeding downloading process. Further, while browsing web, you may see a whole lot of fake updates of existing applications, if you install them, your computer will get infected with Vortex Ransomware. To avoid such attacks, you have to make use of efficient Antivirus software which should be up-to-date and licensed.

As of now, we recommend you to delete Vortex Ransomware using following manual or automatic removal guide.