What is the sequence of ransomware?

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The sequence of a typical ransomware attack can vary depending on the specific variant and tactics used by the attackers. However, here is a general sequence of events that often occur in a ransomware attack:

Delivery: Ransomware is typically delivered through various means, including malicious email attachments, infected websites, malicious downloads, or through exploit kits that target vulnerabilities in software or operating systems.
Execution: Once the ransomware is delivered to a victim's system, it executes and begins its malicious activities. This may involve the encryption of files, including documents, images, databases, and other valuable data.

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