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hello my name is ashley blanca today i will be talking a little bit about how ransomware attacks work to begin letamp;#39;s talk about threat vectors and methods of entry that threat actors take to gain access into an environment to deploy ransomware the three most common ways threat actors gain entry to a victim environment are through phishing access via rdp and access through vpn phishing emails will usually contain a link or malicious attachment that includes the downloader or the ransomware executable itself access via rdp is usually accomplished by the threat actor exploiting weak password security or they use brute forcing and access through a vpn has been a fairly new method and that threat actors will exploit unsecured vpn servers and authenticate that way once a threat actor gains access to an environment deploying the ransomware is the next obvious objective this is commonly done through a script in which certain files based on file extension are identified for encr
