7. How to protect your file server against ransomware with File Resource Server Manager

This is the seventh video in this mini series on setting up a complete domain environment. Hope you enjoy :-)
Links:
Website with extensions:
fsrm.experiant...
Github with the script:
github.com/nex...

[@lukasOO7]

Thanks for the video. Does this script still work/being updated?

[@Lofote]

Hmm, sounds like an interesting approach first but standard blacklisting and it doesn't protect against the actual encryption, just the renaming to known file extensions (which is blacklist and always a constant chase). I wouldn't see this as a valid protection. AppLocker will have a much better effect here PREVENTING the malware to run in the first place.

[@nisam13834]

Good move,
But is there any way to allow known file types? like we can pre-define some common extensions to the allowed list (for example pdf, doc,docx.etc), all others should be blocked. so no more new Ransome extententions...

[@proazsolution]

i ady try all know file type allowed to change

[@edusistemas9162]

Hi, i created but its not creating automaticaly file screen templates, do you know, what can be causing this?

[@varmakirankumar8090]

My server has 4 internal drives but this script working for only C drive shared folders other drives unable to add please advise us

[@jhaymercado6876]

thankyou !

[@proazsolution]

i try working perfectly to block MKP Ransomeware

[@YogaDance]

Good job

[@baptista9927]

is this still valid ?

[@Twikkilol]

Yes :-)

[@rafaelalvexx]

10/4/19 was running normally
But now isn't functioning. The script deletes file screen, but don't recreate again.

[@frodo4503]

Script by itself works good. Try following steps again, aslo in Powershell you can try change execution policy with command set-execution policy, so you can run scripts without problems. Aslo on newer server versions you had to put "-File" in task sheduler parameters just before path to script. For me it working fine and updating regularly.

[@tapugada1695]

fake you id