I hope you can get it all sorted out. Business ransomware and ransomware disguised as bank or police mails are such a spreading plague here that they are talked about in the local and National television news. And still people sometimes fall for it because of several reasons like curiosity and not knowing about ransomware.
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Make sure to keep every machine quarantined and scorch them clean before letting them back onto the network. Otherwise you'll be doing the same again within 2 days.
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So I was heading to bed, about 11:40pm, figured I'd check my mail. Alarming message there from a colleague about being unable to access a file. Long story short, ransomware on the work network.
For some daft reason, one of my predecessors left a generic account in the group that gives terminal server access. Limited folders but still. Locked everything the fuck down and doing a restore now.
Not that I needed sleep anyway. :/
(no giveaways, just venting)
(also: no, I'd never consider paying the ransom)
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