Description
What makes Globe annoying is the sheer number of variants: the author tweaks the target extensions or the name of the executable dropped into %APPDATA% and ships a new build, so the file extension rarely tells you which one you caught. Running Avast’s Globe decryptor first is the cheapest way to find out.
It is a free decryptor from Avast for the Globe family, version 1.0.202.0, about 2.4 MB, a single program with a wizard interface and no installer. It only works on files Globe encrypted, and whether yours can be restored depends on the variant that hit you. The file was fetched from Avast’s official CDN and mirrored here, and it runs straight after download.
Dedicated decryptor: Built for the Globe family, trying to restore the files it encrypted.
Wizard flow: Start at the welcome page and click through, with no commands to type.
No installation: A single program that runs straight after download.
Free: Provided by Avast at no cost.
It is a free decryptor from Avast for the Globe family, version 1.0.202.0, about 2.4 MB, a single program with a wizard interface and no installer. It only works on files Globe encrypted, and whether yours can be restored depends on the variant that hit you. The file was fetched from Avast’s official CDN and mirrored here, and it runs straight after download.
Features
Dedicated decryptor: Built for the Globe family, trying to restore the files it encrypted.
Wizard flow: Start at the welcome page and click through, with no commands to type.
No installation: A single program that runs straight after download.
Free: Provided by Avast at no cost.
