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Lifecycle-Based Design and Evaluation of Real-Time Backup Triggers for Ransomware Damage Mitigation
Ransomware continues to encrypt files during the interval between attack onset and detection. Real-time backups can mitigate this damage by preserving files before they are modified. The previously proposed Real-Time Open-File Backup System (ROFBS) triggers backups primarily on file-open events. How
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