Categories: Windows Server

Video: SOLVED: How to Use File Server Resource Manager in Windows Server To Block Crypto Malware

This video demonstrates how to configure Windows Server File Server Resource Manager to block Crypto malware like Cryptolocker / Cryptowall and other ransomware. FSRM is built into Windows Server and is free… you just need to turn it on!

  1. Install FSRM
    Server Manager > Manage > Add Roles and Features > Add Roles and Features Wizard > Server Roles> File and Storage Services > File and iSCSI Services > File Server Resource Manager
  2. Open File Server Resource Manager
  3. File Screening Management > File Groups > Create File Group
    File group name: Ransomware files
    Files to include:  *.crypto
  4. File Screening Management > File Screen Templates > Create File Screen Template
    Settings tab
    Template name: Ransomware Files
    Screening type: Passive screening
    File groups: Select ‘Ransomware files’
    E-mail Message tab: Enter text as desired
    Event Log tab: Check “Send warning to event log”

5.  File Screening Management > File Screens > Create File Screen
File screen path: Select the path you want this to apply to
Select: “Derive properties from this file screen template (recommended)”
Select: ‘Ransomware Files’

 

Click HERE for the SCRIPT file that includes many of the 2016 malware file names you likely want to block.

 

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