Hello, the first thing I would do would be to disable any connection to the DB from 'Networking' and then go to 'Data management' and 'Backups'. With that use some point that has been done before the attack.
Good luck!
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We got attacked by Xollam Ransomware to our SQL server which is hosted in Azure, what is the mitigation steps for it ?
Hello, the first thing I would do would be to disable any connection to the DB from 'Networking' and then go to 'Data management' and 'Backups'. With that use some point that has been done before the attack.
Good luck!