Ransomware extension .djvur attacked

[Anaya]

Respected Staff,
I am facing a problem due to the attack of Ransomware extension .djvur virus since yesterday.
This virus change my all file extension in to .djvur, now my all data encrypt in .djvur and could not be opened. how can i decrypt my all data .djvur to in original shape any one have decrypter or solution my problem please help me.

 

[Uncle Mac]

First it would be nice to know where you got this from or what software might be responsible

 

[supers0ak]

Yeah please give more detail on where it came from. But a quick google search (link from google-
suggested downloading and running SpyHunter to take care of it. I hope it's really that simple to resolve! (downloading/running that anti-malware program.) It sure can be scary feeling like your online livelihood is completely screwed.

And one more post, as I can't edit my previous one any longer. Oops!

The following article listed these two updates which caught my eye.
For the download of the decypter program and the source of this copy/pasted text suggesting the origin of infection,
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Update January 2, 2019 - There have recently been a number of reports of users stating that their computers have been infected with Djvu ransomware after downloading KMSpico Windows cracking tool from officialkmspico(.)com website. Most of software cracking tools are malicious and fake - they're used to spread malware rather than giving any real value. What's more, many users do not realize that using software Medicines is considered a theft, since you bypass the activation and avoid paying for the actual software developer. It doesn't matter if it's an operating system or any other program - you should never use pirated software.
Update January 17, 2019 - Michael Gillespie has updated his STOPDecrypter which is now capable of restoring data with the following extensions: ".djvu", ".djvuq", ".djvur", ".djvut", ".djvuu", ".pdff", " etc...
You can download the decrypter by clicking this link.