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Phishing often serves as the gateway to cyberattacks, opening the door to impactful follow-on activity like malware and ransomware deployment or access to internal networks, ultimately causing substantial financial losses. For organizations, this can result in account compromise, data loss, databreaches, and operational disruption.
This concealed their attack until the environment was encrypted and backups were sabotaged. Once the threat actor had access to the domain administrator account, they retrieved additional files relating to backups and key network infrastructure. Our investigation uncovered an NTDS.dit file on the attacker’s VM.
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This concealed their attack until the environment was encrypted and backups were sabotaged. Once the threat actor had access to the domain administrator account, they retrieved additional files relating to backups and key network infrastructure. Our investigation uncovered an NTDS.dit file on the attacker’s VM.
This has the double pronged effect of crippling an organization, whilst also resulting in the significant impact that accompanies a databreach. Despite this, the risk does remain significant, and the affected company is prone to reputational, financial, and regulatory risk that follows a databreach.
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