netapp-alavoie
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1 month ago Hello and thank you for this feedback.
The page itself does not contain the script, Instead, it refers to the script included with the Workload Security installation, as seen in this section on the page:
Run the Ransomware Simulator script Log in (ssh) to the Workload Security agent machine.
Navigate to: /opt/netapp/cloudsecure/agent/install
Call the simulator script without parameters to see usage:
/opt/netapp/cloudsecure/agent/install # ./ransomware_simulator.sh Error: Invalid directory provided. Usage: ./ransomware_simulator.sh [-e] [-d] [-i
] -e to encrypt files (default) -d to restore files -i - Files under the directory to be encrypted Encrypt command example: ./ransomware_simulator.sh -e -i /mnt/audit/reports/ Decrypt command example: ./ransomware_simulator.sh -d -i /mnt/audit/reports/
I will re-word the first sentence to remove the implication that the script is spelled out on the page.
Page URL
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/cloudinsights/concept_cs_attack_simulator.html
Page title
Workload Security: Simulating an Attack
Summary
The first sentence on the page says "You can use the instructions on this page to simulate an attack for testing or demonstrating Workload Security using the included Ransomware Simulation script." However, the document does not contain the script.
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