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AES is very resistant to attacks, but if the ransomware is .net based and not obfuscated, experts will use a side-channel attack in the analysis.
These attacks are based on analyzing side-channel information such as transaction execution time or power consumption to extract the secret key. Although it depends on how and where you store the private and secret key aes Let's say LockBit stored it in the registry , which served to write decrypter. And I wonder if you have some combination of algorithms, or selective encryption? There is strip encryption, this type of encryption divides the file into several blocks and encrypts each block separately, it works in a combination of two algorithms. |
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