HELP!! I have a windows server 2012 r2 . I can still use my server until i fell asleep and now woke up, And can't log in to my administrator account. I didn't change password at all, i use the same password and i'd make sure that it is correct. But still not working. Only i can access the guest account. I research and tried some tutorials but not working.
I don't have installation CD and my physical back is already affected by AMNESIA file, can't copy because it needs admin rights.
I found out that all of my files in D: where my system is located is already AMNESIA file. I think it is ransomware. Already research about it. and tried some software but it requires admin rights and my password didn't work now.
I wish i could log in to my admin account so that i can fix the ransomware inside the admin.
Please help me. Anyone who knows???
I will Truly Appreciate you help. Thank You in Advance
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Jump to PostHi,
probably putting the server offline, removing the disk and accessing it in readonly mode from an OS that will not execute any of the code in that disk could be a starting point to backup what is still available.
It's important to make sure it cannot spread in your …
Jump to PostYou raised a lot of issues here. It's unclear why there is no installation CD (it's more likely to be a DVD) since well, it's one of the things you need to fix issues from time to time. I know with all the natural disasters there's a reason to be …
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We have to tackle this step by step. Remember that ransomware does not always encode files. It appears that recent ransomware is just wiping out files and hope you pay. They keep the money and have no decoder.
-> You have now stepped into the disaster plan with both …
Jump to PostRemember we don't have to login. Besides, running this infected machine can lead to further damage.
It's like you are fire and insist on running. I read above advice about getting your files out. This is a standard routine. You get the drive over to some Linux box to copy …
Jump to PostI only did a quick read through, but have you considered cloning your drive and then attempting whatever on the clone?
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