Interlock ransomware attacks highlight need for greater security standards on critical infrastructure

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  • Standing privilege can be minimized using the zero trust principle
  • Critical servers can be protected by enabling just-in-time access
  • FreeBSD jails can help to isolate workloads and enhance defense

A recently discovered ransomware group has been observed targeting organizations with a focus on FreeBSD servers.

Launched in late September 2024, the operation employs a unique approach, using an encryptor specifically designed for FreeBSD.

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