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Engineering firm thwarts ransomware attack with Nasuni
Ransomware got in through an exploit in an older version of SQL Server, but Dennis Group used Nasuni to restore its systems back to a pre-attack state with minimal data loss.
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Using an exploit in an older version of Microsoft SQL Server, cyber attackers successfully deployed ransomware in Dennis Group s network. The building engineering firm used Nasuni s built-in data protection to undo all the unauthorized encryption and restore everything back to an earlier, uninfected state.
The attack occurred on a Friday night in summer 2020 and wasn t discovered until the next morning, when a staff member happened to log on to a work laptop and couldn t access certain files. The intrusion occurred on an old SQL server running legacy SharePoint, and the attackers created admin-level credentials to compromise and spread across Dennis Group s network.
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