By James Cockayne
By now I’m sure everyone has heard of the malicious practice known as ransomware attacks, where miscreants break into a corporate network and encrypt data before demanding huge sums of money to provide a method to decrypt that data and make it accessible again. The attacks tend to be insidious – sometimes the attacker is in the network for months before they gain access to the systems they are interested in, and they are known to target backup servers as well as the primary systems to cause maximum inconvenience to the target organisation.
Find out what an attack on a DB2 Database would look like. Continue reading James Cockayne's latest blog.
https://www.triton.co.uk/ransomware-and-the-db2-database-part-1/
