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Note: In 2017, security researchers identified a ransomware variant that appended an identical file extension (.akira) to encrypted files; however, this variant is not related to the Akira ransomware group.

Upon launch, the ransomware payloads will launch PowerShell commands to remove volume shadow copies (VSS). The ransomware appends the .akira extension to all files that are affected by the encryption. In the event that a file is locked by the Windows operating system, the ransomware will attempt to utilize the Windows Restart Manager (WRM) API to address said issues. VSS removal is handled via PowerShell command. The ransomware payloads are also known to contain hard-coded extensions to process for encryption, along with an exclusion list to prevent anything from inhibiting the encryption process. Affected files have a .akira extension added to them.

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Yes, but first it delete Windows Shadow Volume Copies from devices by running a PowerShell command. Then, as you rightly guessed, it proceeds to encrypt a wide range of data filetypes, and appends ".akira" to the end of their filename. According to a report by Bleeping Computer, files with the following extensions are encrypted in the attack: be457b7860