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The Infection Monkey has the capability of simulating a ransomware attack on your network.
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All actions performed by the encryption routine are safe for production environments.
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All actions performed by the encryption routine are designed to be safe for production
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environments.
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To ensure minimum intereference and easy recoverability, the ransomware simulation will only run if
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it is configured properly. To do so, you must specify the path to a directory in the configuration.
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If no directory is specified, the simulation will not run.
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To ensure minimum interference and easy recoverability, the ransomware simulation will encrypt
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files if the user specifies a directory that contains files that are safe to encrypt.
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If no directory is specified, no files will be encrypted.
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@ -38,7 +39,7 @@ To "decrypt" your files, you can simply perform a bit flip on them again.
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Encryption attempts are only performed on regular files with the following extensions.
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This list is based on the [analysis of the ??? ransomware by ???]().
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This list is based on the [analysis of the Goldeneye ransomware by BitDefender](https://labs.bitdefender.com/2017/07/a-technical-look-into-the-goldeneye-ransomware-attack/).
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