Qilin and INC Ransomware Groups Exploit Palo Alto Networks Flaw to Bypass MFA
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- If encryption or ransomware activity is suspected, restrict affected device connections under your incident procedure and retain alerts/logs. Do not move suspicious files to another work computer to try opening them.
- Verify recovery of required business data from offline or isolated backups in a clean environment. Before restoring, have the responsible team address the entry path and affected accounts rather than immediately reconnecting compromised devices.
- Check unfamiliar sign-ins, MFA-method changes, mail-forwarding rules and new app consents on relevant accounts with the user and administrators. Retain timestamps, sources and response records.
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