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Yep, may be no getting those back, sorry.Just a guess but If the files are encrypted they are no longer there. If you knew the extension of the files before Bitdefender removed everything you can search and see if the specific ransomware has a tool to decrypt(low chance).
Lets start from what bitdefender detected. The exact name of the malware and maybe we can have a more educated guess.
Just a guess but If the files are encrypted they are no longer there. If you knew the extension of the files before Bitdefender removed everything you can search and see if the specific ransomware has a tool to decrypt(low chance).
Lets start from what bitdefender detected. The exact name of the malware and maybe we can have a more educated guess.
Trojan.rajbot.gen.1Yep, may be no getting those back, sorry.
If it encrypted those, it was a little more than a Trojan too I suspect.![]()
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