ID Ransomware analyzes a ransom note or encrypted file to identify the ransomware responsible for encrypting data.

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About ID Ransomware

ID Ransomware is a web service that helps identify which ransomware has encrypted a user's data. The user uploads a ransom note, a sample encrypted file, or both, and the site attempts to match them to a known ransomware family. The homepage states that the service currently detects 1188 ransomware families and provides a dynamic list of them on the site. The directory lists the service for web and Android.

The service only identifies ransomware it detects, so a result depends on whether the family appears in its current list. The homepage excerpt does not describe how uploaded files are stored, shared, or deleted, so users who are concerned about the privacy of their files should review the site's own policies before uploading. Pricing is unknown.

Key features

  • Identifies ransomware from an uploaded ransom note
  • Identifies ransomware from an uploaded sample encrypted file
  • Accepts a ransom note and a sample encrypted file together
  • Publishes a dynamic list of currently detected ransomware families
  • States that it currently detects 1188 ransomware families
Best for: People whose files have been encrypted by ransomware and who want to find out which ransomware family was responsible.
Good for
  • States that it currently detects 1188 ransomware families
  • Accepts either a ransom note, an encrypted file, or both
Watch out for
  • Requires uploading a ransom note and/or encrypted file to the site
  • Detection is limited to the ransomware families it currently lists

ID Ransomware at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Android, Web
Open source
Not stated
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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ID Ransomware FAQ

Which ransomware does ID Ransomware detect?
The homepage says the service currently detects 1188 different ransomware families and provides a list of them on the site, which is described as dynamic.
What files can I upload?
The homepage asks users to upload a ransom note, a sample encrypted file, or both.
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