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First Akira Safe Mode attack disables endpoint detection and response but fails to encrypt, Huntress says

First Akira Safe Mode attack disables endpoint detection and response but fails to encrypt, Huntress says

Huntress Labs Inc. said today that an Akira ransomware affiliate rebooted a victim’s Windows server into Safe Mode to knock its endpoint security offline — and it worked. The same reboot also broke the ransomware. Safe Mode loads only core Windows drivers and services. Third-party security products sit outside that minimal set by design. That […] The post First Akira Safe Mode attack disables endpoint detection and response but fails to encrypt, Huntress says appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

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