4d (edited) • General discussion
Ransomware Is Going “Fileless” — And That’s a Big Problem
Most people think ransomware means “malicious files”.That’s no longer true.
Today, many ransomware attacks use built-in system tools that already exist on your computer. No strange files. No obvious malware.
What attackers are doing:
- Using normal admin tools instead of custom malware
- Running commands directly in memory
- Moving across the network using legitimate remote access features
Why this matters:Traditional antivirus looks for bad files.If there are no bad files… detection becomes much harder.
Question for the group:Are your security tools focused on behavior, or mostly on known malware?
----🍿 We’re diving deeper into this inside the Area51 group.
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Ransomware Is Going “Fileless” — And That’s a Big Problem
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