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We don't usually get those details published in the case of events, but as someone who's seen more ransomware than I want to admit to, nearly every case comes d
by technion 5y ago
We don't usually get those details published in the case of events, but as someone who's seen more ransomware than I want to admit to, nearly every case comes down to either a word macro, or a .js file inside a zip file. Both of which are easily blocked with a GPO.
These guys do a lot of honeypot writeups that are pretty consistent with my experience: https://thedfirreport.com/ https://thedfirreport.com/