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If you had good backups, you didn't had to pay until now. But to make the data public, they have to download all the data first. This might be detected. I kno
by _trampeltier 7y ago
If you had good backups, you didn't had to pay until now.
But to make the data public, they have to download all the data first. This might be detected.
I know from several companys who did set up the complete network again.
The most prominent company I know at moment is Pilz (pilz.com). There website was almost down for a month. Now after 2 months it possible to download datasheets and manuals again.
- blackflame 7y agoTo be fair, if you are taken over by ransomware, it's probably the best decision to start from scratch and redesign your network so that this sort of thing is mitigated in the future.
- bboygravity 7y agoWho said these things come from "your" network?
- blackflame 7y agoBecause if it's an insider threat then you should have protections in place to identify bad actors so that they know they will be caught if they even try. If you don't then what are you even doing?
- WalterBright 7y agoOne thing to do to slow down such downloading is to add a great deal of bulk "junk" data, and have a rate limited network connection.