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For a concrete example, someone could infect an image storing service with code that encrypts (and silently decrypts) the data when it's stored / retrieved. Whe
by xur17 3y ago
For a concrete example, someone could infect an image storing service with code that encrypts (and silently decrypts) the data when it's stored / retrieved. When the hacker removes the decryption key from the running service, the backups will also be inaccessible because they are also encrypted.
- Workaccount2 3y agoWouldn't this be a bright red flag that is trivial to check for?