This malware forces you to pass a game to free your PC

[OyaYansa]

Among all the types of malware that exist the most dangerous is the ransomware, a code that hijacks all files on a computer until a certain economic amount is paid to a cybercrime or organization, releasing (or not) your computer. If you thought that you had already seen everything in the macabre world of ransomware, a new version kidnaps your files and does not ask for money, but forces you to get an impossible score in one of the most complicated bullet hell games on the market.

Rensenware, this malware encrypts the files of the computer by hijacking them, demanding to get about 200 million points in the bullet hell Touhou Seriensen 12: Undefined Fantastic Object, a Japanese killer who will start hating if you can not overcome it, something almost impossible. However, you should try to get to those 200 million points in your maximum difficulty level called 'Lunatic', making the company even more complicated.

Interestingly, this ransomware in the form of video game has been created, in an original way, by a student with pseudonym Tvple Eraser as a joke for his friends, but that incomprehensibly has come to GitHub and has spread to the whole world. Its creator, who has even been infected by malware, has created a solution that has hung on GitHub so that anyone affected can clean your computer without having to reach those 200 million points.

The bad thing is that the real cybercriminals have already done with the original code of this ransomware and have been able to adapt it to one that does ask for an economic reward, with which in the end a bad joke to friends has become a danger Potential for anyone with Internet access.